SABER AND CONOCER Both mean to know. Irregular in the first person yo. Saber: sé Conocer: conozco Saber: *To express knowledge of facts or pieces of information.

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SABER AND CONOCER Both mean to know. Irregular in the first person yo. Saber: sé Conocer: conozco Saber: *To express knowledge of facts or pieces of information. Él sabe dónde está la casa. Juan sabe el número de teléfono. *Saber + infinitve: to express that you know how to do something. Yo sé cocina. Ellos saben jugar béisbol.

SER AND CONOCER Conocer: *To express that you are acquainted with someone, something, or some place. *Use personal a when referring to people. Juan conoce a Ana. Conzco esa tienda. Su hermano conoce España. *Means to meet someone for the first time. Ella quiere conocer a Juan.

PERSONAL a When a specific person is the direct object in a sentence a goes after the verb and before the person. Example: Mario conoce a Juan.