sabe
/ˈsabe/, [ˈsa.β̞e]know, knows
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Nadie sabe cómo me siento.
Nobody knows how I feel.
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El país tiene recursos, pero no sabe explotarlos.
The country has resources, but can't exploit them.
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Tom sabe que Mary ama a John.
Tom knows that Mary loves John.
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Tom no sabe cuándo María estará aquí.
Tom doesn't know when Mary will be here.
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Él está sordo, pero sabe leer los labios.
He is deaf, but knows how to read lips.
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Tom no sabe nada de francés.
Tom doesn't know any French.
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María sabe muy poco sobre economía.
Maria knows very little about economy.
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Tú eres el que sabe hacer esto, ¿verdad?
You're the one who knows how to do this, right?
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Tom sabe de qué está hablando.
Tom knows what he's talking about.
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¿Quién sabe?
Who knows?
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Sabe tocar la guitarra.
He can play the guitar.
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Tom sabe que Mary no es muy feliz aquí.
Tom knows Mary is not very happy here.
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Él sabe como enseñar lenguas.
He knows how to teach languages.
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Tom se sabe mi número.
Tom knows my number.
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Ella no vino a la fiesta, pero nadie sabe por qué.
She didn't show up at the party, but nobody knows why.
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Tom sabe manejar una carretilla elevadora.
Tom can operate a forklift.
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¿Alguien sabe cómo usar Photoshop?
Does anyone know how to use Photoshop?
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Él sabe leer y escribir.
He can read and write.
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Tom no sabe la diferencia entre Europa y la Unión Europea.
Tom doesn't know the difference between Europe and the European Union.
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Tom sí que sabe cómo festejar.
Tom certainly knows how to party.
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