Translation of "Sabe" to English language:

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Keywords : Does Knows Does Doesn Anything

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Tom sabe que no sabe.	Tom knows that he doesn't know.
Ella sabe. Ella siempre sabe.	She knows. She always knows.
Todo lo que sabe es que él no sabe que lo sabe.	All that he knows is that he doesn't know that he knows.
Todo lo que sabe es que sabe.	All that he knows is that he knows.
Tom sabe que Mary no sabe la respuesta.	Tom knows that Mary doesn't know the answer.
Ella sabe que yo sé que ella sabe.	She knows I know that she knows.
Si una mujer sabe, todo el mundo sabe.	If a woman knows, the whole world knows.
El hombre que no sabe callar tampoco sabe hablar.	The man who does not know how to keep quiet does not know how to talk.
Quién sabe.	Mystery.
Quien sabe?	And what shall make thee know?
Quién sabe?	And what should teach thee?
Quién sabe?	What do you know?
Quién sabe?	But what do you know?
Quién sabe?	But how do you know?
Quién sabe?	How could you know?
Quién sabe?	What can convey (the knowledge) unto thee?
Quien sabe?	How canst thou know?
Quien sabe?	And what will let you know?
Quién sabe?	And what could let you know?
Quién sabe?	And what may make you perceive?
Quien sabe?	And what will make you perceive?
Quien sabe?	You never know.
Quién sabe?	You never know.
Quién sabe?	Who knows?
Nadie sabe.	No one knows.
Sabe bien?	Does it taste okay?
Sabe todo.	He knows everything.
Nadie sabe.	Nobody knows.
Tom sabe.	Tom knows.
Sabe todo.	You know everything.
Nadie sabe realmente cómo sabe el café yemení por completo.	But nobody really knows how Yemeni coffee tastes as a whole.
Alguien sabe qué puede ser esto? Alguien sabe lo que es?	Do you know what this might be? Does anyone know what that is?
Sin duda, esta mujer sabe que no sabe lo que quiere.	This woman definitely knows that she doesn't know what she wants.
ambas partes saben exactamente lo que el hablante quiere decir y el hablante sabe que el oyente sabe que el hablante sabe que el oyente sabe, etcétera, etcétera.	Both parties know exactly what the speaker means, and the speaker knows the listener knows that the speaker knows that the listener knows, etc., etc.
Mary sabe nadar.	Mary can swim.
Bob sabe cocinar.	Bob can cook.
Sabe muy bien.	It tastes very great.
Cualquiera lo sabe.	Anybody knows it.
Sólo Dios sabe.	Only God knows.
Quién lo sabe?	Who knows that?
Él sabe conducir.	He can drive a car.
Él sabe nadar.	He can swim.
No sabe nadar.	She doesn't know how to swim.
No sabe nadar.	She can't swim.
No sabe manejar.	She can't drive a car.

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