02 Spanish lesson - Saber vs conocer

This video tutorial is the third in a series about the Spanish verbs Saber and Conocer, both meaning 'to know'. It covers the conjugation and usage of each verb, highlighting their differences. Saber is used for facts, information, and skills, while Conocer is used for people, pets, places, and familiarity. The video includes practice sentences to help learners choose the correct verb form.

What is the primary use of the verb 'Saber'?

• To describe a relationship with a person

• To express familiarity with a place

• To show possession of an object

• To indicate knowledge of facts or information

Which of the following is NOT a correct conjugation of 'Conocer'?

• Nosotros conocemos

• Él conoces

• Tú conoces

• Yo conozco

When should you use 'Conocer' instead of 'Saber'?

• When discussing factual information

• When talking about knowing how to do something

• When indicating the time of an event

• When referring to knowing a person or pet

In the sentence 'Yo ___ la piscina', which verb should be used?

• Estar

• Ser

• Conocer

• Saber

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

• Saber

• Conocer

• Haber

• Tener