It depends how the phrase is said.
If it intends to mean "You know right" where "right" is something that you know as in the below conversation, it would be "Sabes lo razonable".
Person 1: I will never whip somebody.
Person 2: Clearly, you know right from wrong.
If it intends to mean "You know, right", where "right" affirms that you know something in the below conversation, "Sabes, verdad".
Person 1: I can't belive Marcus is dating a girl like that!
Person 2: You know, right?
i would like to know how to spell my name lesllie in spanish?
how do you not know this? well the answer is dies
how do you spell kylah in french
Why do you want to know=¿Por qué quieres saber
I know right, yo se derecho
i would like to know how to spell my name lesllie in spanish?
you know = tú sabes
in spanish it is futbolin American its soccer right?
how do you not know this? well the answer is dies
Antonio Villaraigosa is right.
usted ya sabe
how do you spell kylah in french
Why do you want to know=¿Por qué quieres saber
¿Sabes lo que dije?
No sé dónde está ella.
That's the right spelling; it's 'jalapeno' (from Spanish jalapeño).
Do you mean 'I know right' or 'I am not right'