FP - Gramática: Saber y Conocer (Lesson)

Gramática: Saber y Conocer

There are two ways to express "to know" in Spanish. In this module, we will introduce the verbs "saber" and "conocer" in the present tense.

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Present Tense Forms of Saber and Conocer

Chart of the present tense forms of Spanish verbs saber, to know, and conocer, to know

Spanish Grammar: The Verbs SABER vs. CONOCER

Both the verbs saber and conocer mean "to know." However, they have very different meanings.

 

Saber vs. Conocer The verb Saber means to either know information, facts, data, or know how to do something. It expresses knowledge. The verb Conocer means to know someone or something. More specifically, a familiarity with a place of location or meeting someone personally.

 

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