No. 325 in Spanish
sabe
"(He/she/it) knows" or "(you, formal) know."
In a sentence
Ella sabe tocar el piano.
She knows how to play the piano.
The word 'sabe' here is the conjugation of the verb 'saber' for the third person singular in the present indicative tense, signifying 'to know how to do something.'
Él sabe que llegará tarde.
He knows that he will arrive late.
In this sentence, 'sabe' is also from the verb 'saber', signaling possession of factual knowledge or awareness of a situation.
¿Sabe usted dónde está la estación?
Do you know where the station is?
Here, 'sabe' is used formally in a question to inquire about knowledge of a location, showing its formal use in addressing someone respectfully.
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