Sentence examples of "Know" in English with translation "savoir"

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Not that I know of. Pas autant que je sache.
That’s all we know. C'est tout ce que nous savons.
You will know soon enough. Tu le sauras bien assez tôt.
I know where you live. Je sais où tu habites.
I know you are rich. Je sais que vous êtes riche.
You know how it is. Tu sais comment c'est.
No one can know everything. Personne ne peut tout savoir.
I don't really know. Je ne sais pas trop.
She knows that you know. Elle sait que tu sais.
I can't know it. Je ne peux pas le savoir.
I know where she lives. Je sais où elle vit.
I do not know exactly. Je ne sais pas exactement.
I know it's wrong. Je sais que c'est mal.
I know that he knows. Je sais qu'il sait.
I also want to know! Je veux aussi savoir !
Do you know his birthplace? Savez-vous où il est né ?
He didn't know that. Il ne le savait pas.
I don't know that. Je ne le sais pas.
I know it very well. Je le sais très bien.
You know what it is. Tu sais ce que c'est.
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