🇪🇸 How to say

“to know (information)” in Spanish

saber
Illustration of "to know (information)" in a Spanish cultural setting
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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.

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