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The verb saber means to know. But there is another verb that means to know, the verb conocer. The main difference is that we use the verb saber to talk about knowing how to do something or a particular information.
Yo sé bailar salsa.
Yo sé tu número de teléfono.

The verb conocer is used to talk about knowing a person or a place.
Tú conoces a mi hermano.
Tú conoces Toronto.



Attribution: Flaticon

10/31/2020

¡Feliz Noche de Brujas!
Te deseo un feliz Halloween.
¿Cómo celebras el Halloween?

10/27/2020

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10/27/2020

Learn how to say your birthday.
When is your birthday?

10/27/2020

¿Cuál es tu estación del año favorita?
¿Te gusta el invierno?



Attribution: flaticon

10/27/2020

Talk about what you like.
¿Te gusta el café?
Sí, me gusta el café.
No, no me gusta el café.
Practice asking and answering.
Remember to use an article before the noun, after the verb gustar.
Me gustan los gatos.



Attribution: Flaticon

10/27/2020

Let's talk about location and emotions
The verb Estar is the verb To Be. Remember that we have two verbs in Spanish that mean To Be. The other verb is the verb Ser (for permanent characteristics and identification).
The verb Estar is used to express location, to talk about where someone or something is:
El teléfono está en la cocina.
For temporary characteristics or situations.
El café está caliente.
For emotions
Yo estoy feliz.
For the present progressive, with the gerund:
El niño está nadando.



Attribution: Flaticon