1. SABER vs CONOCER
To know or to know?

2. SABER Is used in Spanish for knowing facts, information, and skills.
Tú sabes la capital de Venezuela.
Ellos no saben cuando tenemos el examen.
Nosotros sabemos los artes marciales.

3. SABER
SÉ*
SABEMOS
SABES
SABÉIS
SABE
SABEN

4. SABER Did you catch the irregular “YO” form?
This is a very common mistake students make… SABO IS NOT A VERB FORM!
Do you remember how to say “I don’t know” in Spanish?
¡No sé!
Thinking about this will help remind you of its irregular YO form.

5. CONOCER Means to know in terms of familiarity.
I know Marco, because he is in my class.
I know West Towne Mall, because I shop there with my mom.
I know Oregon, because I grew up there.

6. CONOCER
CONOZCO
CONOCEMOS
CONOCES
CONOCÉIS
CONOCE
CONOCEN

7. CONOCER Also has an irregular YO form.
There are some other related verbs that work like CONOCER in the YO.
(Introducir, Conducir, Producir)
It’s a pronunciation change that makes the verb sound better.