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I'm Timothy, and this is LearnCraft Spanish.

Let's learn the verb for to know,

so that we can learn how to say things like,

I don't know, they knew it, and how do you know that?

The verb is Saber, and the infinitive is quite easy to learn. See if you can predict how to say a couple of sentences.

They're going to know it.

Lo van to know.

Lo van to

know.

I really don't want to know that.

De ver. I really don't want to know that. The ver' not know that.

The participle is sabido.

So, for example, they have known this for a while.

But the most common form of this verb, by far, is the word for I know, which is say.

This is spelled S-E with an accent mark over the E, which helps distinguish it from the reflexive pronoun, say.

Here's an example.

I know they're here.

Sekees-ke-estan-a-kie.

Let's practice Saber, Sabido, and say.

I don't know if they're on your side.

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