Supieras (en. You knew)

/suˈpje.ɾas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates knowledge or ability to do something.

If you knew how to drive well, you could get the job.

Si supieras manejar bien, podrías conseguir el trabajo.

Expresses a condition that must be met for something to happen.

I wish you knew how much your friends value you.

Ojalá supieras cuánto te valoran tus amigos.

Used in phrases that express desire or doubt.

If only you knew the consequences of your actions.

Si solo supieras las consecuencias de tus actos.

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

If you had known

Expresses regret for not having known something earlier.

Si hubieras sabido

If you knew what awaits you

Warning about something that is approaching.

Si supieras lo que te espera

If only you knew

Indicates that someone is unaware of an important situation.

Si solo supieras

known

Knowledge or information that one has.

sabido

to know

Verb that indicates knowledge of something.

saber

wisdom

Ability to make correct judgments.

sabiduría

Common knowledge

If you only knew, you would leave this place.

Si supieras, te irías de este lugar.

Having learned something quickly

She knew what happened before anyone else.

Ella supo lo que ocurrió antes que nadie.