"Yes, I know."

Translation: Sim, eu sei.

[GerarddeSo]

I think saber is to know as in knowledge, conhecer is to recognize. In reference to people, when you recognize them you say you know them.

[CaliObserver]

It does me no good to report a problem without making a comment and getting a reply. There are about 3 questions in this lesson involving "know" and I keep getting one or more wrong because it seems Duolingo uses saber and conhecer interchangeably in questions, but not accept either answer, so my guess between the two is often wrong.

[alanna.mil]

Can you say sim, eu conheço as well?

[Dondoh]

Yes - I got the "pick a word" flavor of this question, and "conheço" was the only option.

[notamonkey]

I got sei, so i guess duolingo gets yiu to interperet the meaning.

[notamonkey]

What about sim, sei ?
Or does that draw away from me, so wouldn't be as useful?

[SimmySosa]

Sim, eu saber is correct also isnt it?

[brownandsticky]

Saber is the infinitive , and means 'to know'. You have to conjugate it to 'sei', as in 'Sim, eu sei .'

[mayrrrrra]

Are there any rules for conjugating portuguese werbs? I'm cofused about this. Maybe you know where can I find understandable information about it?

[ten7ei]

I think sei is irregular

[DREDWARD]

Obrigato:) I'd sure LOVE TO SEE...

[Ivanf114]

Can you say: sim, eu sabe?

[sharkbbb]

No, you need the correct conjugation, which is irregular for this verb:

• Sim, (eu) sei

[emma509983]

Not been given this conjugation

[xConnorDx]

Can someone help me the differences between all the words the mean "know"?

[sharkbbb]

There's actually two verbs which mean "to know". All the words you see are conjugated forms of these two verbs. You can see more in the links below (irregular forms are highlighted):

• Conjugation of saber
• Conjugation of conhecer
• Conhecer vs Saber
• Portuguese Help Index

[xConnorDx]

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