Hacer vs. Trabajar
I have another one. What is the difference between Hacer and Trabajar and where would I use each?
Hacer: To do or to make.
Trabajar: To work.
Hacer is often used in idiomatic expressions, eg. hace sol. It is sunny.
Trabajar strictly means to work. Yo trabajo duro. I work hard.
Its quite a wide difference actually.
Trabajar: To work.
Hacer is often used in idiomatic expressions, eg. hace sol. It is sunny.
Trabajar strictly means to work. Yo trabajo duro. I work hard.
Its quite a wide difference actually.
Hello, could you explain me the difference between conosco and saber?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Conocer means to know a person (or to be acquainted with), whereas saber means to know a fact/skill.
For example,
Yo lo conozco. I know him.
But:
Yo sé cocinar. I know how to cook.
Both saber and conocer are irregular verbs, so I would recommend searching their conjugations online.
For example,
Yo lo conozco. I know him.
But:
Yo sé cocinar. I know how to cook.
Both saber and conocer are irregular verbs, so I would recommend searching their conjugations online.
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