"Możesz mi to pokazać?"

Translation: Can you show me this?

[rafaelblucena]

Could it be: "Can you show this to me"?

[Jellei]

Yes, it works.

[patriciawo972030]

No it does not. I got an incorrect sign when I typed that response.

[Jellei]

Are you sure that there was no typo in your answer? Because we definitely have this answer on our list of accepted ones. If it was rejected for you, we'd need a screenshot to investigate what happened.

[JerryMcCarthy99]

There is a report from around that time which reads "Cam you show this to me.". Acceptable as a typo....

[J.i.t.L]

Can it be "Możesz mi pokazać to?"

[Jellei]

Theoretically yes, but it's like "Can you show me THIS?"... I don't know if it's worth accepting. It would often sound rather unnatural.

[JanKLinde]

"Can you show me THIS?" sounds really natural (while pointing at something).

[BorisMiede]

Can you show this to me?

[Jellei]

Works.

[torronoir]

Ok then . I can't adjust my hearing aids any higher...lol.

[va-diim]

In Russian, Możesz mnie eto pokazať?

[torronoir]

The gentleman pronounces "pokazać " with an "e" like "pokazeć" shouldn't it be as written??

[va-diim]

No, the pronunciation is correct. The stress is on the first "a" as it should be, so that might sound like the second "a" is a bit reduced, but definitely not an "e" sound.

/po-'ka-zɐt͡ɕ/

[alik1989]

I have to say that the other voices pronounce a clearer second 'a' than the male voice which torronoir was referring to. I definitely don't like the 'reduced a', even though it's still recognisable as an 'a' to me.