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saber yo form
yo. sabía.tú sabías.él/ella/Ud. sabía.nosotros. sabíamos.vosotros. sabí sabían.
What is the future stem of saber?
The verb saber means ‘to know,’ and we use it for knowing factual information or knowing how to do something. It is regular in the imperfect past tense and regular in its past participle: sabido. In its future tense, saber is irregular: the ‘e’ is dropped and then the regular future endings are added.
How do you use the verb saber in Spanish?
In context, saber can be used to say “to have news” about someone or something: No sé nada de mi madre. I don’t have any news about my mother. The phrase saber a can be used to indicate what something tastes like: Yo no he comido iguana, pero se dice que sabe a pollo.