There are two verbs in Spanish that mean 'know' in English. Which one you want to use depends on what is being known.
If you are saying "know" as in be acquainted/familiar with someone or something, you would use conocer (you know -> tú conoces/Usted conoce).
If you are saying "know" as in have knowledge of a fact, you would use saber (you know -> tú sabes/Usted sabe).
¿Quíen es ella? means "who is she?"
"¿ Cómo se llama la chica?"
means : What does that girl call herself? {Most commonly used form}
Also it could be :
"¿Cómo es el nombre de la chica?"
means: What is that girl's name?
Also, you could say:
"¿ Cómo se escribe tú nombre?"
means: How do you spell her name?
And so are you - y está tan usted
You familiar singular: tú
You familiar plural: vosotros
There's also a rare form akin to our "thou," to make yourself [and those to whom you're speaking] sound high toned: vos
Toma! es usted/eres tu! (formal/informal) = 'Why! It's you!'
quien son que
The Spanish translation for "I did not know" is "Yo no sabia"
¿Sabes hablar bien el español? Do you know Spanish well? ¿Sabes hablar algo de español? Do you know some Spanish?
i didn't know that you speak spanish = no sabía que hablas español.
However no she does not know how to speak spanish but she know a couple of words like hola and stuff like that
'know' as 'they know' or 'you know'
It means "good, but do you know Spanish?" or "good, but do you speak Spanish?" in English.
Translation: Sabes español?
No ,they did not know of spanish back then.
how to say,you must know your child's weight or age in spanish.
Sé in Spanish means I know. It is the present yo conjugation of the word saber, to know.
People know Spanish by learning it. Either their parents teach them, they learn in school, or they're born in a Spanish-speaking country.
"Junuka" does not have a meaning in Spanish. It is not a Spanish word.