saber, conocer znamená v Angličtina
| Španielčina | Angličtina |
|---|---|
| saber verb | be able to(have ability to) can [could, could](to be able) know [knew, known, knowing, knows](have knowledge of) know one's own mindverb taste [tasted, tasting, tastes](to have a taste) |
| conocer verb | get to know(to become acquainted with someone) ken [kenned, kenning, kens](to know, perceive or understand) know [knew, known, knowing, knows](understand (a subject)) meet [met, meeting, meets](to get acquainted with) |
| saber latín adjective | sly as a fox(very sly) |
| saber popular noun {m} | common knowledge(that which is known by most people) |
| saber de verb | know [knew, known, knowing, knows](understand (a subject)) |
| saber hacer noun {m} | know-how(the knowledge and skill to be able to do something correctly) |
| saber popular noun {m} | lorenoun |
| quiero saber phrase | I want to knowphrase |
| hacer saber verb | let know(inform) |
| quisiera saber phrase | I'd like to know(phrase) |
| a saber adverb | i.e.(that is) namely(specifically) to wit(namely, specifically) viz.(abbreviation for namely) |
| conocer el percal verb | know the scoreverb |
| conocer de antemano verb | foreknow [foreknew, foreknown, foreknowing, foreknows](to have foreknowledge of) |
| me gustaría saber phrase | I'd like to know(phrase) |
| andá a saber phrase | who knows(rhetorical question: one doesn't know) |
| vete a saber phrase | who knows(rhetorical question: one doesn't know) |
| dar a conocer verb | acquaint [acquainted, acquainting, acquaints](to furnish or give experimental knowledge of) make known(to announce generally) |
| saber de buena tinta verb | |
| saber mucha gramática parda verb | have been aroundverb |
| vete tú a saber phrase | who knows(rhetorical question: one doesn't know) |
| saber más que los ratones colorados adjective | sly as a fox(very sly) |
| no saber de la misa la media verb | know beans about(to know nothing, or almost nothing, about) |
| más vale diablo conocido que por conocer phrase | better the devil you know than the devil you don't know(something bad and familiar is better than something bad and unknown) |
| conocer algo como la palma de su mano verb | know like the back of one's hand(be intimately knowledgable about) |
| no te acostarás sin saber una cosa más phrase | you learn something new every day(Uttered after acquiring new knowledge) |
| más vale malo conocido que bueno por conocer phrase | better the devil you know than the devil you don't know(something bad and familiar is better than something bad and unknown) |
