Thursday, March 25, 2010

Saber vs Conocer




The verbs Saber and Conocer both mean "to know".
It depends on what the sentence is about if you need to use the verb Saber or Conocer.

* When you know a fact or just infromation about something you use the verb Saber.
* When you know a person, a place, or an object you use the verb Conocer.



Here are the conjugations for Saber:

yo sé (i know)
nosotros sabemos (we know)
tu sabes (you know)
vosotros sabéis (we know)
él sabe (he knows)
ellos saben (they know)



And here are some helpful examples:

*Sabemos cocinar. meaning We know how to cook.
* Yo sé como cocinar. meaning I know how to cook.




And here are the conjugations for Conocer:

yo conozco (i know)
nosotros conocemos (we know)
tu conoces (you know)
vosotros conocéis (we know)
él conoce (he knows)
ellos conocen (they know)


And here is an example:
*Conozco a tu padre.
I know your father.

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