How to Say ‘To know’ in Mexican Spanish
Saber
sah-BEHR
[sah-BEHR]
💬 Usage Tip: Saber is for knowing facts or information. Different from conocer, which is to know people or places.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Useful when asking about family history and old stories.
Phrase Breakdown
Saber
[sah-BEHR]
to know
Infinitive verb meaning to know information or learn facts.
Quiero Saber más sobre la infancia de mi abuela.
I want to know more about my grandmother's childhood.
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