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saber

/saˈbeɾ/ · sa‧ber

verb

  1. to know

    • En agosto sabremos si es niño o niña.
      In August we will know if it is a boy or a girl.

Saber is to know a fact; conocer is to know a person or a place.

PresentPreteriteImperfectFuture
yosésupesabíasabré
túsabessupistesabíassabrás
él, ella, ustedsabesuposabíasabrá
nosotrossabemossupimossabíamossabremos
ellos, ellas, ustedessabensupieronsabíansabrán

gerund sabiendo · past participle sabido

Spain also uses vosotros for "you all"; in the Americas it is ustedes.

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