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Conoscere vs. Sapere

Conoscere vs. Sapere. Conoscere = to know. conosco conosciamo conosci conoscete conosce conosco participio passato = conosciuto. Sapere = to know. so sappiamo sai sapete sa sanno participio passato = saputo. We use CONOSCERE to express. You know someone

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Conoscere vs. Sapere

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  1. Conoscere vs. Sapere

  2. Conoscere = to know conosco conosciamo conosci conoscete conosce conosco participio passato = conosciuto

  3. Sapere = to know so sappiamo sai sapete sa sanno participio passato = saputo

  4. We use CONOSCERE to express... • You know someone • Conosci Erica? Sì, la conosco. • You are acquanted with something • Conosco Gainesville. • I’m acquanted with G-ville / I know of it. • Conosco Pulp Fiction. • I’m acquanted with Pulp Fiction / I know of it / I’ve seen it • In the passato prossimo it means you met someone • Ho conosciuto il suo ragazzo ieri sera.

  5. We use SAPERE to express... • Knowledge or awarness of factual information • History facts, things that happened, adresses, phone numbers, what someone did (so che... = I know that...) • To know how to do something with the infinitive • Sapere + infinitivo, so sciare, sa cantare, sai parlare italiano? • I don’t know = Non lo so • In the passato prossimo = idea of having found something out.

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