Saber v. Conocer y Se Permite v. Se ProhÍbe. Saber vs. Conocer In Spanish, there are two verbs that express the idea "to know." saber and conocer. These.

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Saber v. Conocer y Se Permite v. Se ProhÍbe

Saber vs. Conocer In Spanish, there are two verbs that express the idea "to know." saber and conocer. These verbs are not interchangeable

Conjugations Irregular in the YO form Saber Yo sé Tú Sabes Él/Ella/Ud Sabe Nosotros/as Sabemos Ellos/Ellas/Uds Saben

Basic Rules Saber means to know a fact or piece of information or to know how to do something No sé tu número de armario. I don’t know your locker number. Mi hermana sabe hablar francés. My sister knows how to speak French.

Saber Yo sé usar la computadora. I know how to use the computer. Juan sabe donde está la clase de la química. Juan knows where chemistry class is. Ellos no saben como escribir el informe de literatura. They don't know how to write the literature report.

saber + infinitive How to do something, use saber + infinitive. María sabe usar la computadora. Maria knows how to use the computer. Los jovenes no saben jugar fútbol americano. The young people don’t know how to play football.

Juan no ______ la respuesta. Sara y yo _____ hablar en alemán. ¿Por qué no ______ la materia. Mis padres _______ hablar japonés. Yo _______ a qué hora es la clase de algebra. Practicamos 1. Sabe 2. sabemos3. sabes4. saben 5.Sé

Conocer Yo Conozco Tú Conoces Él/Ella/Ud Conoce Nosotros/as Conocemos Ellos/Ellas/Uds Conocen Conjugations Irregular in the YO form

Basic Rules Conocer means to know or be familiar/acquainted with a person or place. ¿Conoces la ciudad de Nueva York? Do you know New York City? Juan y Pedro conocen mi colegio. Juan and Pedro know my high school.

When referring to a person or pet, the personal “a,” is used after the conjugated form of conocer. ¿Conoces a Russell Wilson? Do you know Russell Wilson? Ellas conocen a la consejera. They know the counselor. Mi amigo conoce a mi perro Krypto. My friend knows my dog Krypto. Basic Rules

Yo no ________ a la profesora de historia. Nosotros __________ a los maestros. Tú ________ a mi gatito. Ella no _______a tu hermanita. ¿Ustedes ________ Costa Rica? Practicamos 1. Conozco 2. Conocemos 3. Conoces 4. Conoce 5. Conocen

Se Permite means that it is permitted Se permite comer en la cafetería. It is permitted to eat in the cafeteria. Se Prohíbe means that it is prohibited Se prohíbe usar una calculadora en la clase de historia. It is prohibited to use a calculator in history class. Se Permite y Se Prohíbe (Cognados)

Se ______ escribir en la clase de literatura. Se ______ comer en el laboratorio. Se ______ usar el mapa en la clase de historia. Se ______ cantar en el auditorio. Se ______ textiar en la clase de geometría. Practicamos 1. Permite 2. Prohíbe 3. Permite 4. Permite 5.Prohíbe

¿Saber vs. Conocer? ¿Se Permite vs. Se Prohibe?