How to Say ‘I know it’ in Mexican Spanish
La conozco
lah koh-NOHS-koh
[lah koh-NOHS-koh]
💬 Usage Tip: [La] here means [it], not [the]. Spanish often puts these little object words before the verb: [la conozco], [lo sé], [me confunde].
Phrase Breakdown
La
[lah]
it
Direct object pronoun referring to a feminine noun such as la ruta or la calle.
Cuando hablamos de la ruta, digo: La conozco desde hace años.
When we talk about the route, I say: I know it from years ago.
conozco
[koh-NOHS-koh]
I know it
From conocer; first-person singular meaning you are familiar with a place or thing.
No se preocupe, la conozco y sé por dónde ir.
Don't worry, I know it and I know where to go.
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