Spanish 3: 6.1

• Unit 5 5.5.2 test was due 5/3 (can I help?)

• ​6.1.3, 6.1.7 and 6.1.8 are due 5/8

• Review 6.1 Study

• Study's are in Spanish! ​

​both mean 'to know'

​Saber- to know

​Conocer- to know

​both mean 'to know'

​Saber- to know

​Conocer- to know

​Saber: more 'cerebral'

use with information that can be

memorized, with information, with

infinitives that express knowing

something​

​Conocer: used more with familiar

things; used with the 5 senses​

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​both mean 'to know'

​Saber- to know

​Saber:

Su novio sabe bailar el tango.

Si, yo ​sé que el tango es un baila argentino.

​¿Sabes cuál es la capital de Argentina?

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​Some things you could 'saber'

-a name

-an address

-a fact​

-how to do something​

​both mean 'to know'

​Conocer- to know

​Conocer:

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¿Conoces la comida española? — familiarity with something / a sense of taste

Mi tía conoce a Ferran Adrià, un chef. -- familiarity / knowing a person

Conozco Barcelona muy bien. -- familiarity with a place

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​Some things you could 'conocer'

-a place

-a person

-a song, a restaurant​

​Mis compañeras de cuarto no ....... la comida española y no .........  qué es la paella.

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​Yo no..... cocinar muy bien, pero por lo menos .... un buen restaurante que está muy cerca, por si acaso.

​Mis compañeras de cuarto no CONOCEN (a food-taste)  la comida española y no SABEN (a fact, a thing)   qué es la paella.

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​Yo no sé (how to do something) cocinar muy bien, pero por lo menos CONOZCO (a place, familiar with it) un buen restaurante que está muy cerca, por si acaso.

​Information on the identification vocab

is in 6.1 Study section​

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Be sure to answer in a complete sentence!​

Look for key words! The majority is in the yo form or infinitive form. If there is a conjugated verb first, it's likely the next verb is an infinitive!