No. 3,224 in Catalan

saps

"You know."

In a sentence

Saps que vindré demà.
You know that I will come tomorrow.
In this sentence, 'saps' means 'you know,' being the second-person singular form of 'saber,' which means 'to know.'
No sé si saps aquesta informació.
I don't know if you know this information.
Here, 'saps' again represents 'you know,' demonstrating an understanding or awareness of certain data.
Saps, m'agrada molt aquesta cançó.
You know, I really like this song.
In this context, 'saps' is used idiomatically to introduce a casual conversational remark or observation.

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