Learn Spanish (Latin America): ¡Qué bonito espectáculo! Descubrí la feria contigo. - What a beautiful show! I discovered the fair with you.

Descubrí is the past tense (preterite) form of the regular -ir verb descubrir (to discover) for the yo (I) form. For regular -er and -ir verbs, the past tense ending for "I" is always -í with an accent mark. This accent tells you to stress the final syllable: des-cu-BRÍ.

Why doesn't the sentence use "un" (Qué un bonito espectáculo) for "What a beautiful show"?

In English, we say "What a..." to show excitement, but in Spanish, you never use un or una after exclamations starting with ¡Qué...!. You just connect qué directly to the adjective or noun, like ¡Qué bonito espectáculo!.

Could I say ¡Qué espectáculo bonito! instead?

Yes, you can! Placing the adjective before the noun (bonito espectáculo) makes it sound a bit more poetic or emotional, which fits perfectly when you are exclaiming how great something is. However, espectáculo bonito is also completely correct and natural.

Why is "with you" translated as contigo instead of con tú or con ti?