Exploring Saber and Conocer in Spanish Grammar

The video tutorial explains the difference between the Spanish verbs 'saber' and 'conocer', both of which mean 'to know'. It details the specific contexts in which each verb is used: 'saber' for facts and skills, and 'conocer' for familiarity with people, places, or things. The tutorial includes examples and concludes with a quiz to reinforce learning.

Which of the following is NOT something the speaker claims to know?

• The capital of Honduras

• The name of a childhood teddy bear

• The number of ants an anteater can eat

• The population of Spain

What do the verbs 'saber' and 'conocer' both mean in Spanish?

• To be

• To know

• To do

• To have

Which verb would you use to say you know a fact?

• Ser

• Estar

• Saber

• Conocer

How would you say 'I know everything' in Spanish?

• Sé todo

• Conozco todo

• Soy todo

• Estoy todo

Which verb would you use to express familiarity with a person?

• Conocer

• Ser

• Saber

• Estar

What should you remember to use when talking about knowing a person?

• The personal 'con'

• The personal 'de'

• The personal 'a'

• The personal 'en'

Fill in the blank: José _______ fotografía.

• sabe

• conoce

• es

• está