Saber and conocer Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

6.1 Saber and conocer

to know a fact, information, or know how to do something saber to know or be familiar with a person, place, or thing conocer 00:05 01:22

saber to know (facts, info, how to do something) conocer to know, to be familiar with (people, places) No sé tu número de teléfono. I don't know your telephone number. Mi hermana sabe hablar francés. My sister knows how to speak French. ¿Conoces la ciudad de Nueva York? Do you know New York City?

IRREGULAR YO AND YO-GO VERBS conocer ANSWER = to know a person or place conozco ANSWER = I know conoces ANSWER = you (s,inf) know conoce ANSWER = he knows conocemos ANSWER = we know conocen ANSWER = they know dar ANSWER = to give doy ANSWER = I give das ANSWER = you (s, informal) give da ANSWER = he gives damos ANSWER = we give dan ANSWER = they give saber ANSWER = to know fact or information, to know by heart, to know how to do something sé ANSWER = I know (how) sa...

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saber to know a fact, pieces of information, or how to do something conocer to know or be familiar/acquainted with a person, place, or thing

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