🇪🇸 How to say

“to know (information)” in Spanish

saber
Illustration of "to know (information)" in a Spanish cultural setting
A person stands before a large world map, confidently pointing to a country while explaining its capital city to a friend. Sunlight streams through the window onto the colorful map.

Usage note

Use 'saber' for knowing facts, information, or how to do something. It's different from 'conocer', which is for being familiar with people or places. Think of it as knowledge you have in your head.

Examples

  • Yo sé tu número de teléfono.

    I know your phone number.

  • ¿Sabes qué hora es?

    Do you know what time it is?

  • Ella sabe la respuesta.

    She knows the answer.

Quick check

What does "saber" mean?

  • A. to know (information)
  • B. to find
  • C. to leave
  • D. to make

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