Juan te sabe? Does Juan know you?
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Juan te sabe? Does Juan know you?
No Juan no me sé. No Juan does'nt know me.
Thank you
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updated Nov 15, 2012
posted by Polyglot1day
I think you have a double up of this post Poly ;) - Kiwi-Girl, Oct 31, 2012
Woops! Thanks for pointing it out Kiwi girl:-) - Polyglot1day, Nov 1, 2012
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Good morning!
The verb "saber" is used to know facts and other things, for example:
¿Sabes nadar? Do you know how to swim?
Sé la diferencia entre oro y plata. I know the difference between gold and silver.
The verb "conocer" is used to express that we know a person or are familiar with a place, for example:
Conozco a Maria. I know Maria.
¿Conoces el hermano de Maria? Do you know Maria's brother?
Conoce bien la ciudad. He knows the city well.
updated Nov 15, 2012
posted by --Mariana--
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¿ Te conoce Juan a ti? No Juan no me conoce
updated Nov 15, 2012
posted by lliones
