"vous savez que vous m'aimez" means "you know that you love me" in French.
"you know who" in French
Je sais que vous le savez.
Vous savez tous que je vous aime, et je ne serais pas souhaiter une meilleure famille. = You all know that I love you, and I wouldn't wish for a better family. Note: I made a couple minor spelling and grammar corrections for consistancy, however, a native French speaker would be able to give you the proper French for the original sentence.
The sentence 'Si vous lisez ceci vous savez ce que je dis' means If you read this you [will] know what I'm saying. In the word-by-word translation, the conjunction 'si' means 'if'. The personal pronoun 'vous' means 'you'. The verb 'lisez' means '[you] read'. The demonstrative pronoun 'ceci' means 'this'. The verb 'savez' means '[you] know'. The relative conjunction 'ce que' means 'this which'. And the verb 'dis' means '[you] say, tell'.
"[do] you know who I am?"
"you know who" in French
Est-ce que vous savez? - savez-vous?
Comment savez-vous le français?
"savez-vous faire" = do you know how to do""n'est pas" = isn't"iss" = ??? (no meaning in French)
Savez is the second person plural for the French verb 'savoir', to know. Ex : Vous savez quoi ? Elle est ... > you know what? She is ...
'Parlez vous français ?' or 'est-ce que vous parlez français ?'
Est-ce que vous savez ... or: savez-vous que ... are the French equivalents for "don't you know ..."
Est-ce que vous savez ... or: savez-vous que ... are the French equivalents for "don't you know ..."
vous savez faire = you know how to do / you can do
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Vous savez(connaissez)
"You know" in French can be translated as "tu sais" or "vous savez" depending on the level of formality.