how do I say, "I know"

Question

I know

Welcome to the SD forum! - --Mariana--, Mar 30, 2013

Answer 1

MountainBelle said:

I would say "Yo sé", if I were saying "I know" in Spanish.

Don't use the "Yo," but instead "Lo." = I know (it) / I know (that)

Answer 2

You can check the translate tab, but the real answer depends on what/who you know. There are two verbs meaning "to know". For factual information, the verb "saber" is used. For knowing a person, the verb "conocer" is used.

"Conozco a Maria" means "I know Maria". "Sé como leer" means "I know how to read".

Answer 3

I would say "Yo sé", if I were saying "I know" in Spanish. There are two words for know in Spanish though and we would need to know the context in order to answer you correctly.

You could type this into the translation box to see what it says. Go to the top of this page, click on "Translate", Type what you want in the box and hit "enter" or "Translate", and you should see the translation below. If you would like to learn Spanish, there are some excellent lessons here. Just click on "Learn" then in the drop down menu, click "Learn Spanish" It is remarkably easy to get started!

Bueno suerte, (Good luck),