Je sais oΓΉ se trouve la gare.
I know where the station is.
French verb Β· present tense
savoir means to know in French. Irregular: its present forms include sais, sait, savons, savez, and savent. In the present tense, the forms include je sais, nous savons, and ils savent.
The table shows the six standard subject patterns. The same form covers il, elle, and on; another shared form covers ils and elles.
| Pronoun | Present form | Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|
| je | sais | |
| tu | sais | |
| il / elle / on | sait | |
| nous | savons | |
| vous | savez | |
| ils / elles | savent |
Savoir means to know a fact or know how to do something. Irregular: its present forms include sais, sait, savons, savez, and savent.
Je sais oΓΉ se trouve la gare.
I know where the station is.
Tu sais nager ?
Do you know how to swim?
Elle sait la rΓ©ponse.
She knows the answer.
Nous savons quoi faire.
We know what to do.
Ils savent parler espagnol.
They know how to speak Spanish.
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π΅βπ« Pronoun Panic
on + savoir
to know