God knows what he does.
did you mean usted no sabe? ("you- formal- don't know")
In spanish, it's:Queso blanco sabe bueno.
The duration of Más Sabe el Diablo is -3240.0 seconds.
Savvy is an alteration of sabe (Spanish for he/she/it knows) or sabi (in English-based creoles and pidgins meaning "know"). It seems to have originated in creole speaking areas that mix Latin-bases languages.
...que por viejo, que por diablo
It means "God knows what he is doing"
I'm not sure but I think it means 'God knows' No se pero se puede signife 'God knows'
sabe means to know, el sabe is he knows, this may be spanglish as in ; I told him so sabe.
It means Who knows
"In this life, only God knows what I feel for you."
did you mean usted no sabe? ("you- formal- don't know")
It means: "who knows the best if..."
"Mi amor tu sabes" means "My love you know" in English.
It means "you know well, very well".
"Pue Ya Tu Sabe" in English translates to "Well, you know." It is often used informally in Spanish to express agreement, understanding, or acknowledgment.
It means: does it count if the whole world knows how much I love you if God already knows?
I wonder if he knows how much I love him.