Saber and Conocer
satya - 3/15/2023, 4:52:46 PM
Saber
- Dudo que sepas cocinar tan bien como tu madre. (I doubt that you know how to cook as well as your mother.)
- Ojal� que sepa la respuesta a esa pregunta. (Hopefully he knows the answer to that question.)
- Es importante que sepamos nuestros derechos y deberes. (It's important that we know our rights and responsibilities.)
- No creo que sepas lo dif�cil que es aprender un nuevo idioma. (I don't think you know how difficult it is to learn a new language.)
- Es posible que ellos sepan algo que nosotros no sabemos. (It's possible that they know something we don't know.)
- Espero que sepas que siempre puedes contar conmigo. (I hope you know that you can always count on me.)
satya - 3/15/2023, 4:54:43 PM
Just English
- I doubt that you know how to cook as well as your mother.
- Hopefully he knows the answer to that question.
- It's important that we know our rights and responsibilities.
- I don't think you know how difficult it is to learn a new language.
- It's possible that they know something we don't know.
- I hope you know that you can always count on me.
satya - 3/15/2023, 4:55:20 PM
Just spanish
- Dudo que sepas cocinar tan bien como tu madre.
- Ojal� que sepa la respuesta a esa pregunta.
- Es importante que sepamos nuestros derechos y deberes.
- No creo que sepas lo dif�cil que es aprender un nuevo idioma.
- Es posible que ellos sepan algo que nosotros no sabemos.
- Espero que sepas que siempre puedes contar conmigo.
satya - 3/15/2023, 4:59:48 PM
Conocer
- Me sorprende que no conozcas a mi hermano mayor. (I'm surprised that you don't know my older brother.)
- Dudo que ella conozca el camino a la playa. (I doubt that she knows the way to the beach.)
- Es importante que conozcan los s�ntomas de la enfermedad. (It's important that they know the symptoms of the illness.)
- Espero que conozcas a mi mejor amigo pronto. (I hope you meet my best friend soon.)
- No creo que conozcan la historia de este lugar. (I don't think they know the history of this place.)
- Es posible que el director nos conozca de una reuni�n anterior. (It's possible that the director knows us from a previous meeting.)
satya - 3/15/2023, 5:00:20 PM
English
- I'm surprised that you don't know my older brother.
- I doubt that she knows the way to the beach.
- It's important that they know the symptoms of the illness.
- I hope you meet my best friend soon.
- I don't think they know the history of this place.
- It's possible that the director knows us from a previous meeting.
satya - 3/15/2023, 5:00:39 PM
Spanish
- Me sorprende que no conozcas a mi hermano mayor.
- Dudo que ella conozca el camino a la playa.
- Es importante que conozcan los s�ntomas de la enfermedad.
- Espero que conozcas a mi mejor amigo pronto.
- No creo que conozcan la historia de este lugar.
- Es posible que el director nos conozca de una reuni�n anterior.
satya - 3/15/2023, 5:02:14 PM
Summary
- In Spanish, "saber" and "conocer" both can be translated as "to know" in English, but they are used in different contexts.
- "Saber" is used to express knowledge or information about a fact, an idea, or how to do something.
- On the other hand, "conocer" is used to express familiarity or acquaintance with a person, a place, or a thing.
satya - 3/15/2023, 5:02:33 PM
saber: fact, idea, how to
saber: fact, idea, how to
satya - 3/15/2023, 5:02:52 PM
Conocer: People, places, things
Conocer: People, places, things