sabe
/ˈsabe/, [ˈsa.β̞e]know, knows
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Mary sabe bailar bien.
Mary can dance well.
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Tom no sabe si Mary irá a la montaña o a la playa.
Tom doesn't know if Mary will go to the mountains or to the beach.
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Tom sabe jugar al fútbol.
Tom is able to play soccer.
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Él sabe alemán y francés, sin contar el inglés.
He knows German and French, not to mention English.
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Nadie sabe a donde él ha escapado.
Nobody knows where he has escaped to.
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¿Cuántos idiomas sabe Charlotte?
How many languages does Charlotte know?
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¿Sabe dónde se estaba escondiendo Tom?
Do you know where Tom was hiding?
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Bob sabe cocinar.
Bob can cook.
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¿Quién sabe hablar francés mejor: Tom o Mary?
Who can speak French better, Tom or Mary?
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Él sabe leer bien.
He can read well.
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Tom no sabe dónde ir.
Tom isn't sure where to go.
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Escucha, no sabe lo que dice.
Listen, he doesn't know what he's saying.
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Yo sé que ella no sabe quién soy yo.
I know that she doesn't know who I am.
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El gobierno japonés no sabe cómo manejar el problema.
The Japanese government doesn't know how to handle the problem.
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Jimmy sabe todo acerca de autos.
Jimmy knows everything about cars.
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Tom no sabe por dónde comenzar.
Tom doesn't know where to begin.
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Ella sabe hablar español, pero su inglés es mucho mejor.
She can speak Spanish, much more English.
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Tom no sabe eso.
Tom doesn't know that.
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La niña pequeña no sabe montar en bicicleta.
The little girl is not capable of riding a bicycle.
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Él sabe nadar.
He can swim.
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