Saberse (en. To know oneself)

/saˈβeɾ.se/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To know or have deep knowledge of something.

I know the lyrics to all his songs.

Me sé la letra de todas sus canciones.

To be aware of a matter or a situation.

At work, I know all the processes.

En el trabajo, me sé todos los procesos.

To make sure that something is true or real.

I know that they will come to the party.

Me sé que vendrán a la fiesta.

From the verb saber, derived from the Latin 'sapere'.

to know by heart

To know something without needing to consult it.

saberse de memoria

to not know the lesson

To not know or not remember the necessary information.

no saberse la lección

to know a secret

To know a secret that is kept in confidence.

saberse un secreto

saber

To know something through study or experience.

saber

conocimiento

The action of knowing or being aware of something.

conocimiento

sabiduría

The ability to understand and apply knowledge practically.

sabiduría

To know oneself well

I know it inside out, so there's no problem.

Me lo sé al dedillo, así que no hay problema.

To have insider information

I know what’s going on between them, but I'm not going to say it.

Me sé lo que pasa entre ellos, pero no lo voy a decir.