LEARN SPANISH: Saber vs. Conocer (When To Use Each One)

LEARN SPANISH: Saber vs. Conocer (When To Use Each One). In today's video you'll discover the difference between Saber and Conocer. You'll also discover when you should use each each. These Spanish Verbs can be tricky but this video should help you out.

Here are a few examples...

Conocer Uses:

People (When you know people be sure to add the preposition 'a' when using conocer)

English: I know your mom.
Spanish: Yo conozco a tu madre.

Places (If you are familiar with places, remember to drop the preposition 'a')

English: I know Colombia.
Spanish: Yo conozco Colombia.

Things (Describing knowledge of things such as technology.)

English: I know (I'm familiar with) the technology of this cellphone.
Spanish: Yo conozco la tecnología de este celular.
Saber Uses:

For information (For knowledge of information that may be a particular use like what time a store closes)

English: Do you know what time the store closes?
Spanish: ¿Sabes a qué hora se cierra la tienda?

For facts (When you know things about facts, events or general trivia)

English: I know that there are 50 states in America.
Spanish: Yo sé que hay 50 estados en América

How to do something (You can talk about skills or specific areas of expertise)

English: He knows how to drive
Spanish: Él sabe manejar.

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