megmutatjuk

Megmutatjuk is a Hungarian phrase that translates roughly to “we’ll show you” or “we show you.” It is the 1st person plural present indicative form of the verb megmutatni, meaning to show or demonstrate, and it is frequently used to express that someone will demonstrate or explain something to an audience.

Morphology and meaning: the word is built from the prefix meg-, the stem mutat (to show), and the personal ending -juk (we). While it is grammatically a present tense form, in everyday use it often conveys a near-future intention or promise, as in providing instructions or demonstrations. The phrase can be translated more flexibly depending on context, such as “we’ll demonstrate,” “we’ll show you how,” or simply “we show you.”

Usage: megmutatjuk appears in informal speech, instructional content, journalism, and advertising as a lead-in to demonstrations or explanations. It is not primarily a proper noun; rather, it is a common verbal form that can occur in sentences like “Megmutatjuk, hogyan kell csinálni” (We’ll show you how to do it). It can also appear in titles or slogans intended to promise a demonstration of content, though such uses depend on context and branding.

Related forms: megmutatni is the infinitive; megmutatom means “I will show you,” and megmutatjuk means “we will show you.” Other related forms include mutat, mutatjuk, and megmutattuk, which reflect different tenses and subjects.

See also: Hungarian verb prefixes, mutatni (to show), meg- prefix in Hungarian verbs.