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    Sabrás (en. You will know)

    /saˈβɾas/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Expression used to refer to what is known or being known.
    If you study, you will know the results of the exam.
    Si estudias, sabrás los resultados del examen.
    Used in conditional or hypothetical sentences.
    When you arrive, you will know what to do.
    Cuando llegues, sabrás qué hacer.
    It is used to express certainty about future knowledge.
    If you practice more, you will know how to play the guitar perfectly.
    Si practicas más, sabrás tocar la guitarra perfectamente.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'sapere', which means 'to have taste' or 'to have knowledge'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    you will know in time
    Refers to the idea that knowledge will come with experience.
    sabrás con el tiempo
    who knows, knows
    Indicates that the one who possesses knowledge does so confidently.
    quien sabe, sabe
    knowledge is power
    A statement that highlights the importance of knowledge.
    saber es poder

    Related Words

    wisdom
    Deep and reflective knowledge.
    sabiduría
    to know
    To know information or skills.
    saber
    wise
    A person who possesses wisdom.
    sabio

    Slang Meanings

    In some contexts, it is used to refer to something that is expected or assumed.
    When you see him at the party, you will know what type of music he likes.
    Cuando lo veas en la fiesta, sabrás qué tipo de música le gusta.
    A popular expression that implies confidence in future knowledge.
    When you finish the course, you will know more than you think.
    Cuando termines el curso, sabrás más de lo que crees.