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Saber vs. Conocer

Saber vs. Conocer. Saber-to know. To express knowledge or ignorance of a fact Yo sé su numero de teléfono. Ella no sabe donde esta su pluma. To express knowledge or ignorance of a subject Nosotros sabemos la literatura española. Juan no sabe nada de matematicas .

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Saber vs. Conocer

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  1. Saber vs. Conocer

  2. Saber-to know • To express knowledge or ignorance of a fact • Yosé su numero de teléfono. • Ella no sabe donde esta su pluma. • Toexpressknowledgeorignorance of a subject • Nosotros sabemos la literatura española. • Juan no sabe nada de matematicas. • Toexpressknowledgeorignorance of howto do something. • Ellos saben conducir. • No sé nadar muy bien.

  3. Conocer – to know • To say one is aquainted or not with a person, place or thing • Tu no conoces a mi hermana. • Ellos conocen Madrid.

  4. Saber vs. Conocer • When you know something very well instead of being acquainted with it, you use saber. • Maria conoce la literatura de Borges. – Maria is familiar with the literature of Borges. • Maria sabe la literatura de Borges. – Maria knows the literature of Borges very well. (very thoroughly)

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