Saber vs Conocer — How You Can Master 'To Know' In Spanish

Saber vs Conocer — How You Can Master "To Know" In Spanish | Saber y conocer, if you go to Google Translate right now and type in each work you will see that they both translate to "to know." But even though it may seem like they mean the same thing, they are used in different contexts in Spanish and they are not interchangeable. This may seem confusing, but have no worries, that's why we created this video for you today.

[Clauvis]

I never knew This dude was a basketball coach and a Spanish teacher. Keep it up bro👍🏾🔥

[yasssgawwwd]

I love your videos because you speak with a native PR lengua! Me guta mucho tu save!👍🏽🥳 keep it up!

[JacqWVC]

Man it is so hard to find places to learn Spanish that is PR based. I realize this video is more about the two verbs, but the channel in general is very helpful! As new PR residents we quickly discovered that the Spanish we do know is not how Spanish is spoken here. Growing up in CA Spanish was very Chicano based. So this is really awesome! Especially the video about dropped S’s, R’s turning to L’s, etc. Makes it so much easier to know what to listen for!! Muchas Gracias! …said more like Mucha Gracia 😁❤️

[justinknittel]

These quizzes are super helpful thank you! Keep them coming!

[ladylioness]

Hola,
Estoy aprendiendo en la universidad.
Gracias por ayudarme.

Hope that last sentence was right😊.

[DougO]

Qué padre tu acento, saludos desde Guatemala, Centro américa! Feliz año nuevo a todos!

[jayelguerrero]

I always make mistakes when using these two words Saber y Conocer Muchas gracias Rocky

[michaelstubblefield]

Es como “savoir” y “connaître” en francés… es un poco difícil pero si tú practicas… 😎

[patriciabarron]

I got 2 wrong pero ahora lo sé. Great explanation

[johnfranklin]

Excelente video!!

Una pregunta. El ejemplo "El otro dia, conoci a Josh". Does this mean that you met Josh for the first time? Or can you use conocer when you meet someone subsequently? Or, should you use another verb like "reunir con" or "juntar con" when meeting with someone not for the first time (e.g. in a regular business meeting with a colleague)?

[annettg]

10/10 🥳
Te deseo una linda fiesta mañana.

[jman]

I wish I had a boyfriend to practice my Spanish with. 👀