Play saber
to know
verb
Verb Conjugation Trainer

Examples

Ejemplos

Play Los periodistas deben saber cuando ser charlatanes y cuando callarse.
Journalists should know when to be talkative and when to be quiet.

Verb Conjugations

Conjugaciones verbales

Non-finite
No finito
Indicative
Indicativo
Present Presentar
Play sabemos
Play sabéis
Play saben
Play sé
Play sabes
Play sabe
Imperfect Imperfecto
Play sabíamos
Play sabíais
Play sabían
Play sabía
Play sabías
Play sabía
Preterite Pretérito
Play supimos
Play supisteis
Play supieron
Play supe
Play supiste
Play supo
Future Futuro
Play sabremos
Play sabréis
Play sabrán
Play sabré
Play sabrás
Play sabrá
Subjunctive
Subjunctivo
Present Presentar
Play sepamos
Play sepáis
Play sepan
Play sepas
Play sepa
Play sepa
Imperfect Imperfecto
Play supierais
Play supiéramos
Play supieran
Play supiera
Play supieras
Play supiera
Future Futuro
Play supiéremos
Play supiereis
Play supieren
Play supiere
Play supieres
Play supiere
Conditional
Condicional
Conditional Condicional
Play sabríamos
Play sabríais
Play sabrían
Play sabría
Play sabrías
Play sabría
Imperative
Imperativo
Imperative Imperativo
Play sepamos
Play sabed
Play sepan
Play sabe
Play sepa
Negative imperative Imperativo negativo
Play sepamos
Play sepa
Play sepáis
Play sepan
Play sepas

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