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French Tips savoir vs connaître french shorts
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🌟🇫🇷 Savoir vs Connaître — what’s the difference?? • ☝️ It can be tricky since both translate to “to know” in English! So, when should you use each one? • 🔍 “Savoir” is generally followed by a verb, making it your go-to verb for expressing things you know “how to do.” For example: • 🇫🇷: Je sais jouer du piano • 🇺🇸: I know how to play the piano • ⚠️ Remember to use “que” when introducing a clause with “savoir” (even if that’s something we often skip in English!): • 🇫🇷: Je sais qu’il ne vient pas aujourd’hui • 🇺🇸: I know (that) he’s not coming today • 📚 “Connaître” is followed by a noun and is used when referring to knowing someone or something specific; to be familiar with... • 🇫🇷: Je connais la carte du métro • 🇺🇸: I know the subway map • 🤔 Here’s a fun twist — you can express the same idea using either verb. For example: • 🇫🇷: Je connais son nom • 🇫🇷: Je sais comment il s’appelle • 🚀 Overall, use “savoir” for knowledge about actions or facts, and “connaître” for familiarity with people or specific things. • 💡 Curious about more French language tips? Drop your questions below, and we’ll explore them in our next videos! • . • . • . • #frenchlanguage #learnfrench #frenchgrammar 🇫🇷✨
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