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Stéphane Gimenez
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"Elle Is “Elle me te montre"montre” correct?

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"Montrer quelque chose à quelqu'un" means "to show somebody something" or "to show something to somebody". 

Can I say "montrer quelque chose quelqu'un", as in English? 

And what abourabout persons, can I say "te montermontrer à moi" or "me te monter"montrer"? 

The problem seems to be that "me" and "te" have the same forms for direct and indirect object, so you can not distinguish which one is where.

"Montrer quelque chose à quelqu'un" means "to show somebody something" or "to show something to somebody". Can I say "montrer quelque chose quelqu'un", as in English? And what abour persons, can I say "te monter à moi" or "me te monter"? The problem seems to be that "me" and "te" have the same forms for direct and indirect object, so you can not distinguish which one is where.

"Montrer quelque chose à quelqu'un" means "to show somebody something" or "to show something to somebody". 

Can I say "montrer quelque chose quelqu'un", as in English? 

And what about persons, can I say "te montrer à moi" or "me te montrer"? 

The problem seems to be that "me" and "te" have the same forms for direct and indirect object, so you can not distinguish which one is where.

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"Elle me te montre"

"Montrer quelque chose à quelqu'un" means "to show somebody something" or "to show something to somebody". Can I say "montrer quelque chose quelqu'un", as in English? And what abour persons, can I say "te monter à moi" or "me te monter"? The problem seems to be that "me" and "te" have the same forms for direct and indirect object, so you can not distinguish which one is where.