In Greek, "sabía" (σάβια) refers to a type of salted fish, specifically sardines or anchovies, that are typically preserved in brine. The term can also convey connotations of something that has been prepared or stored for future use. In some contexts, it may also be associated with traditional Greek culinary practices.
sabia usted esa palabra* it means did you know that word
I didn't know it
It means I did not know.
Sabia Dreptăţii was created in 1945.
Donato Sabia was born in 1963.
Michael Sabia was born in 1953.
Laura Sabia died on 1996-10-17.
Laura Sabia was born on 1916-09-18.
Juan Sabia was born on 1981-12-17.
It is derived from the word saber, which means to know. Sabia and sabio are both nouns that mean sage or wise person. And sabia is also a conjugate of the verb saber. It is the past imperfect phrase "I knew."
If you are asking what "que bueno no sabia que usted habla espanol" means, it's: "how nice I didn't know you speak Spanish"
It means "I knew it"