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me presentó a

introduced me to

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introduced me to Usually followed by the person someone was introduced to. In a reflexive form, “me presenté a” can mean “I showed up to” or “I introduced myself to,” depending on what follows.
SP: Mi hermana me presentó a su amiga.
EN: My sister introduced me to her friend.

Tom me presentó a su compañero de habitación.

Tom introduced me to his roommate.

Ella me presentó a su hermano.

She introduced me to her brother.

Él me presentó a sus padres.

He introduced me to his parents.

Me presentó a su hermano.

He introduced me to his brother.

Tom me presentó a su hermana.

Tom introduced me to his sister.

Ella me presentó a él en la fiesta.

She introduced me to him at the party.

Y mi agente me presentó a su viuda.

And my agent introduced me to his widow.

— Anaconda (2025)

Me presentó a todo el mundo.

He introduced me to everyone.

— Buenos Muchachos (1990)

Tom me presentó a Mary.

Tom introduced me to Mary.

Ella me presentó a su hermana.

She introduced me to her sister.

Él me presentó a su hija.

He introduced me to his daughter.