Talk:Sé

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Se shouldn't be confused with sé (note the accent mark), which is usually the singular first-person present indicative form of saber ("to know"). Thus sé usually means "I know." Sé can also be the singular familiar imperative form of ser; in that case it means "you be." -

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- no sé can be translated as "Well, I don't know." -

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Hopiakuta 15:17, 22 August 2006 (UTC)