It's the informal you form of the verb conocer, which means to know (as in a person or a place). Ex. ¿Conoces a mi hermano? means, Do you know my brother?
you know
This means "Where do you know him from?"
¿Conoces a Jorge?
Sabes Angela? Conoces a Angela?
It's a bit ungrammatical and abbreviated in parts, probably should be: Oye (me/tu) conoces porque yo no te conozco. = Listen, you know (me) because I don't know you.
what does okinwana mean english
This means "Where do you know him from?"
This means: You (informal) know all of their family also.
Translation: What's up? Do you know Marilin?
Virtually no Spanish word uses the letter "k". If you mean "conoces", that means "you know", or "Do you know...".
¿Me conoces?
¿Conoces a esta persona? Note the "personal a". This is used when a person is used as an object of a verb, and has no English counterpart.
¿Me conoces?
Translation: No, no me conoces.
¿Conoces a Jorge?
""Conoces a mi novia?""
Sabes Angela? Conoces a Angela?
You could say "¿Conoces a mi primo?"