How to say "I know" in Spanish?

Question

I'm trying to say "I know Scarlett." How do you say this in Spanish. I'm getting a lot of different answers and I want to know which one is the right one.

Welcome to SpanishDict. You need to explain this. It's not making any sense. We don't fill in the blanks. You will need to do that and then someone will be happy to correct. - rac1, May 9, 2016

Thank you for clarifying. :) - rac1, May 9, 2016

Answer 1

Spanish has two verbs for "to know." "Saber" and "Conocer." To say you know a person use, "conocer" The "yo" form is irregular.

"Conozco a Scarlett" (Whenever a person is the direct object of a verb, the so-called "personal 'a" in placed before the person word or a person's name.)

Thank you. - No_one, May 9, 2016

Hmmmmmmm. "Best answer" but no vote. (Big sigh.) - Daniela2041, May 9, 2016

Have a vote, amiga. :) - rac1, May 9, 2016

Muy útil. - Caleb5403, Aug 30, 2017