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Verb Meaning(s): to know
Verb Chart: Saber Present Tense
Yo
sé
I know I do know I am knowing
Nosotros
sabemos
we know we do know we are knowing
Tú
(Juana, Juan)
sabes
you know you do know you are knowing
Vosotros
(informal
Spain)
sabéis
you all know you all do know you all are knowing
Él/Ella/Ud.
(Sra./Dr. García)
sabe
he/she/you know he/she/you do know he/she/you are knowing
Ellos/Ellas/Uds.
saben
they/you all know they/you all do know they/you all are knowing
1. Yo sé hablar español. I know how to speak Spanish. 2. Tú sabes la respuesta. You know the answer. 3. Él sabe tocar la guitarra. He knows how to play the guitar. 4. Ella sabe cocinar platos italianos. She knows how to cook Italian dishes. 5. Usted sabe dónde está el museo. You (formal) know where the museum is.
6. Nosotros sabemos nadar muy bien. We know how to swim very well. 7. Vosotros sabéis jugar al ajedrez. (used only in Spain) You all know how to play chess. 8. Ellos saben manejar coches automáticos y manuales. They know how to drive automatic and manual cars. 9. Ellas saben bailar salsa. They (feminine) know how to dance salsa. 10. Ustedes saben organizar eventos grandes. You all know how to organize large events.