Practice Roll 1Interpret in Spanish
You know the answer.
MODULE 15 — BOTH LESSONS AND ALL 30 PRACTICE ROLLS ARE DIRECTLY EMBEDDED BELOW
Module 015
You Know and You Understand
Use sabe for polite “you know” and entiende for polite “you understand.” Ask about knowledge and comprehension while recycling familiar language from Modules 1–14.
2 progressive lessons30 different scrolling interpretation rollsModules 1–14 recycled naturallyTarget-language audio
Lesson 1
You know: sabe
Use sabe for facts and information known by one person. Use conoce for knowing a person or place.
One new building block
sabe
you know a fact or piece of information
no sabe
you do not know
¿Qué sabe?
What do you know?
Spanish often leaves out usted. Here, sabe by itself can mean polite you know.
Build the meaning step by step
Sabe la respuesta. = You know the answer.
No sabe la información. = You do not know the information.
¿Sabe dónde está? = Do you know where it is?
Use saber after familiar helper forms
After puede, quiere, or necesita, use saber: puede saber, quiere saber, necesita saber.
Lesson 1 Practice Rolls
Practice sabe, conocer, and saber
Interpret each prompt before revealing the answer.
Practice Roll 2Interpret in English
Sabe mi nombre.
Practice Roll 3Interpret in Spanish
Do you know the hotel?
Practice Roll 4Interpret in English
No sabe la información.
Practice Roll 5Interpret in Spanish
You know where she is going.
Practice Roll 6Interpret in English
¿Qué sabe?
Practice Roll 7Interpret in Spanish
You want to know the truth.
Practice Roll 8Interpret in English
Necesita saber la respuesta.
Practice Roll 9Interpret in Spanish
You can know more tomorrow.
Practice Roll 10Interpret in English
Sabe que viene hoy.
Practice Roll 11Interpret in Spanish
You know what he says.
Practice Roll 12Interpret in English
¿Sabe dónde está?
Practice Roll 13Interpret in Spanish
You do not know me.
Practice Roll 14Interpret in English
Me conoce bien.
Practice Roll 15Interpret in Spanish
When do you know the result?
Lesson 2
You understand: entiende
Use entiende to say what one person understands and to ask polite comprehension questions.
One new building block
entiende
you understand when speaking politely to one person
no entiende
you do not understand
¿Me entiende?
Do you understand me?
Use entiende alone for polite you understand.
Build the meaning step by step
Entiende la pregunta. = You understand the question.
No entiende la conversación. = You do not understand the conversation.
¿Entiende español? = Do you understand Spanish?
Use entender after familiar helper forms
After puede, quiere, or necesita, use entender: puede entender, quiere entender, necesita entender.
Lesson 2 Practice Rolls
Practice entiende and entender
Interpret each prompt before revealing the answer.
Practice Roll 16Interpret in Spanish
You understand the question.
Practice Roll 17Interpret in English
Entiende español.
Practice Roll 18Interpret in Spanish
Do you understand me?
Practice Roll 19Interpret in English
No entiende la conversación.
Practice Roll 20Interpret in Spanish
You understand the information now.
Practice Roll 21Interpret in English
¿Qué entiende?
Practice Roll 22Interpret in Spanish
You can understand the doctor.
Practice Roll 23Interpret in English
Quiere entender la respuesta.
Practice Roll 24Interpret in Spanish
You need to understand this.
Practice Roll 25Interpret in English
Entiende lo que oye.
Practice Roll 26Interpret in Spanish
You understand what you see.
Practice Roll 27Interpret in English
¿Entiende la información?
Practice Roll 28Interpret in Spanish
You do not understand her.
Practice Roll 29Interpret in English
Me entiende ahora.
Practice Roll 30Interpret in Spanish
You know the answer and you understand it.
Beginner Conversation
Use knowing and understanding in a short exchange
A: ¿Sabe dónde está el hotel?
B: Sí, sé dónde está.
A: ¿Entiende la información?
B: Sí, la entiendo.
A: ¿Me entiende bien?
B: Sí, claro.
Language Insights
Separate knowing facts from knowing people and places
- Sabe is used for knowing facts or information.
- Conoce is used for knowing a person or place.
- Entiende means polite “you understand”; entender follows helper verbs.
- Object words can come before the verb: me entiende, la conoce.
Module Challenge
Connect knowing and understanding
Interpret this without looking back:
You know what she says and you understand the answer.
Sabe lo que dice y entiende la respuesta.
Module Summary / Checkpoint / Progress Save
Module 15 progress
You can now say what someone knows and understands while combining these forms with familiar helpers and earlier module vocabulary.