Saber vs Conocer in Spanish: understand the difference in 4 minutes

[@workandtravelblog]

I have been learning Spanish for the past 6 months because I’m country hopping around South America and I love using what I am calling the “baby method”. I feel like it’s so much quicker than reading grammar rules and this video just reinforced my belief because after 4 minutes of listening to him explain the difference between saber versus conocer based off how a child would learn feel confident I can apply this technique without needing to know the in depth gramma rules behind it. Thanks for making this video! I subscribed and will continue to come back to watch more when I need a little extra help with my Spanish grammar.

[@davidholm1758]

I've been struggling with this for so long and have not heard an explanation like this before. Thank you!

[@NS1.]

Dude, thank you so much for this! 👍😎

[@deanhowell5936]

You should do more videos, short and straight to the point.

[@BreakthroughSpanish]

thanks Dean! working on it, have a few new videos since you commented

[@scottydigital]

Conozco Chicago, Estados Unidos ... sé jugar baloncesto ... great video!

[@user-xk8jx5gu3h]

شرح وافي اخيرا فهمت 🎉 muchas gracias

[@cwtckness]

Great work Connor with an o

[@cwtckness]

Nice class Connor with an o

[@RChanelleDavis]

This was so helpful!

[@ryankane952]

I think I've been stuck in the box of thinking that conocer is mostly for people or places (like your Conozco a Juan example). Think I picked that up from high school Spanish and never evolved it. The difference between "Se tocar la guitarra" and "Conozco la canción" helps me understand how to use these verbs a bit more fluently

[@BreakthroughSpanish]

glad it was helpful!

[@soniakane625]

Thanks, Connor, this was helpful! I happen to have just finished a lesson on this in Rocket Spanish, but your 5 minute video put it in a more memorable nugget for me. Ahora sé usar saber o conocer!

[@BreakthroughSpanish]

nicely done! glad to hear it :)

[@julianmeza8061]

This vid literally made me go ohhhhhh out loud

[@jessm5809]

I just heard in a different video for Spanish speakers explaining the difference between “meet” and “know” an example “conoces las reglas” or, “you know the rules.” I’m assuming this is another manner in which conocer can be used?

[@danielmayer418]

appreciate you 1 Juan está en muy buena forma. Él sabe levantar pesas. 2 ¿Conocen al nuevo vecino?

[@BGM16]

Perfecto! 100

[@ktakyu6516]

Thank you I found this video very helpful and loved all examples! Here are what i came up with. Conozco muchas cosas pero no sé cómo entrenar a otros.

[@sweetzs100]

1) Conoces a Peso Pluma? Voy a su concierto esta fin de semana. Estoy emocianada. 2) Sabes me gusta helado. Lo me compras porfavor.

[@MuhaAna-eo2fj]

"Conozco esta pelicula"y "SE ESTA pelicula "que significa entre ambos????

[@BGM16]

Sé esta pelicula is not correct, you could say "Sé acerca de esta película " I know about this movie" . Hope this helps.

[@poppproductions5613]

1. Se nadar porque es importante. 2. Yo conozco a mi mama.

[@l_4783_s]

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[@JacobMcFarland-q5u]

Mi hermana sabe jugar teñís

[@franceshall7127]

sabes que me gusta esta video conoces a me lol

[@BreakthroughSpanish]

muy bien! *me conoces - the 'me' comes first

[@franceshall7127]

@@BreakthroughSpanish THANK YOU

[@mb3775]

¿Sabes jugar al ajedrez? ¿Conoces el ajedrez?

[@trentchristophersen7282]

yo conzco a Luis yo sé la contesta

[@robertnakagawa1992]

Conozco a su amigo.. Sé comer arroz.