having trouble with contrugating with sait and connait

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pai4z · Answer

Savoir: To Know + Question / Infinitive /Nothing “Savoir” is followed by an interrogative expressionConnaître: To Know + People / PlacesIt is always followed by a NOUN

dikra.elkalai · Answer

"je sais" means "i know" in the sense of having knowledge or awareness of something. it's used for facts or information.
"je connais" means "i know" in the sense of being familiar with someone or something. it's used for people, places, or things you are acquainted with.
so, "je sais" is for knowing facts, while "je connais" is for knowing people or being familiar with something.
for example : 
i know the truth ==> je sais la vérité 
i know this person ==> je connais cette personne here's the conjugation of "je sais" and "je connais" in the present tense:
"je sais" (i know)tu sais (you know)il/elle/on sait (he/she/one knows)nous savons (we know)vous savez (you know)ils/elles savent (they know)"je connais" (i know/am familiar with)tu connais (you know/are familiar with)il/elle/on connaît (he/she/one knows/is familiar with)nous connaissons (we know/are familiar with)vous connaissez (you know/are familiar with)ils/elles connaissent (they know/are familiar with)
i hope this helps!

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