Forms of Saber  

Spanish Grammar Present Indicative Verb Saber - to know
Overview

The verb saber (conjugation) means "to know". It is irregular in the present tense.

yo sé (I know)
tú sabes (you know)
Ud./él/ella sabe (you/he/she knows)
nosotros (as) sabemos (we know)
vosotros (as) sabéis (you guys know)
Uds./ellos/ ellas saben (you all/they know)

The verb saber (to know) is used when we speak of knowing facts, something we know by heart, or when know how to do something. Sentences using saber in the present tense:

Yo no sé si María lo conoce.
I don't know if María knows him.

...porque no sabes nadar
...because you don't know how to swim.

No sé preparar ese platillo.
I don't know how to prepare that dish.

Sabemos que es una clase de inglés y que se reúne los lunes y miércoles.
We know it's an English class and that it meets Mondays and Wednesdays.

¿Qué saben ellos de este cuento?
What do they know about this tale?

Present tense sentences with sé
Present tense sentences with sabes
Present tense sentences with sabe
Present tense sentences with sabemos
Present tense sentences with saben
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