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No. 1,948 in French

savez

"Savez" means "know" (second-person plural or formal singular form of "savoir").

In a sentence

  • Savez-vous où se trouve la bibliothèque ?

    Do you know where the library is?

    The verb 'savez' is used here in the form of 'savez-vous,' inquiring formally about someone's knowledge of a location.

  • Vous savez qu'il pleut dehors, n'est-ce pas ?

    You know it's raining outside, right?

    In this sentence, 'savez' is used in a declarative manner, addressing the listener about their awareness of the weather outside.

  • Elle vous a demandé si vous savez jouer du piano.

    She asked you if you know how to play the piano.

    Here, 'savez' is part of a reported speech, questioning one's ability or knowledge about playing the piano.

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