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What is the phrase 'you know' when translated from English to Spanish?
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∙ 16y ago
Well, there are many ways to answer this, depending on the context. Generally (if you are talking about a fact, number, or how to do something), "you know" would be "sabes" or "sabe" (this first is an informal answer, the second more formal). If you are talking about knowing a person or place, it would be "conoces" or "conoce" (again, informal or formal).
This is the SHORT version. If you can be more specific I can help more.
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