sabe dónde hay un buen restaurante

he knows where there's a good restaurant

she knows where there's a good restaurant

sabe dónde hay un buen restaurante(sah-beh dohn-deh ay oon bwehn rehs-tow-rahn-teh)

phrase

1. (third person singular; in statements)

a. he knows where there's a good restaurant

Pregúntale a Pablo. Él sabe dónde hay un buen restaurante en el centro de la ciudad.

Ask Pablo. He knows where there's a good restaurant downtown.

b. she knows where there's a good restaurant

Mi mamá escribe reseñas para una revista culinaria. Seguro que ella sabe dónde hay un buen restaurante por aquí cerca.

My mom writes reviews for a cooking magazine. I'm sure she knows where there's a good restaurant around here.

c. knows where there's a good restaurant

La recepcionista sabe dónde hay un buen restaurante cerca del hotel.

The receptionist knows where there's a good restaurant near the hotel.

2. (third person singular; in questions)

a. does he know where there's a good restaurant

¿Quieres que le pregunte a Mario? - ¿Él sabe dónde hay un buen restaurante que sirva comida mexicana de verdad?

Do you want me to ask Mario? - Does he know where there's a good restaurant that serves real Mexican food?

b. does she know where there's a good restaurant

Voy a llamar a Laura. - ¿Ella sabe dónde hay un buen restaurante en este pueblo?

I'm calling Laura. - Does she know where there's a good restaurant in this town?

3.

(formal)

(second person singular)

a. you know where there's a good restaurant

Disculpe, ¿usted sabe dónde hay un buen restaurante por la zona?

Excuse me, do you know where there's a good restaurant in the area?