Italian Present Tense 5 Verbs -ERE to Know: Sapere Conoscere

Learn to conjugate & use the Italian verbs sapere and conoscere in the present tense.

[@goliath257]

Clearest explanation of the use of these verbs I’ve yet seen. I get it thanks.

[@thepoet9138]

Thank you . You are very professional. I love the exercises. I will definitely be using more your lessons . I am very pleased that I found this vide. God bless

[@k.o.9159]

Very clearly laid out. Excellent

[@jackiemorrison7944]

Love the exercises!!

[@adamsobanor9037]

You are my teacher from now on no need to go to school again

[@nicolescott89]

io ho bisogno di imparare queste !!!!! ma grazie !!!!

[@benjo972]

I love your videos, very informative even fot us native speakers..anyway, SAPERE can also mean TO TASTE because that was one of the original meaning in Latin. es:.Questa torta non SA di niente!

[@99problemi]

I'm always happy and surprised when native Italian speakers think my videos are informative. It is a very nice compliment in my mind, so thank you. I am aware of this sense of sapere as 'to taste', and I appreciate you pointing it out to the other viewers so that they can learn from this observation. For this video I wanted to focus exclusively on the meaning 'to know'. This is often taught in beginner level classes as it's own concept. I will probably change the title to reflect the emphasis on 'knowing' rather than the different senses of sapere & conoscere. Thanks again for your observation.

[@nahidberk9238]

Very informative

[@lsnskm9402]

these are great lessons! thank you so much

[@marconewton3502]

Clear and concise.......easy to follow....thank you.

[@99problemi]

Grazie Sig. Newton!

[@sammykhr]

Your videos are very helpful

[@jokatherine661]

Thankyou, very clearly explained.

[@99problemi]

Thank you for the comment!

[@99problemi]

Grazie mille!

[@sandyscalice2170]

Thank you!

[@sammykhr]

Thank you so much

[@99problemi]

Grazie, Alex!

[@sherifkonteh8896]

grazie per tuo video salute salute sempre 99 problemi

[@99problemi]

Grazie, Sherif!

[@nahidberk9238]

I I love your teaching

[@nahidberk9238]

Thanks for your help

[@thepoet9138]

Sorry I left out of and did not finish video in the comment below

[@achlabachla]

You know how to.....

[@guoyingzhao2182]

Molto utile 💞

[@guoyingzhao2182]

Grazie

[@michaelnolan7383]

Great - Any advice on using in the past tenses of imperfetto or passato prossimo?

[@annamatou9919]

now i know the difference between those two,thank you!

[@99problemi]

Fantastico! Grazie mille.

[@bariwedi6018]

Grazie mille per quasto vido sapere e conoscere

[@99problemi]

Grazie per aver guardato!