‘Sapere’ vs. ‘conoscere’ - 2 verbs meaning "...

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The verb “conoscere” and the verb “sapere” both translate into “to know” in English. These verbs are not interchangeable in Italian! Both verbs have specific uses for specific contexts. Learn their uses in this episode.

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Two different verbs to say the same word. How confusing! Don’t worry, in this beginner Spanish lesson we explain how […] The post Beginners Spanish Podcast 11 – Saber & Conocer appeared first on Lightspeed Spanish. 

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