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Both have to do with Knowing Something

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If it’s how you feel or where you are, that is when you use estar

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Both to know

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You use ser when it is a description, origin, characteristics, time, occupation, or relationship.

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when you know how to do something and to know a fact or info

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.People
.Places
.to be familiar with
.to meet

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When you know how to do something

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you use saber when you know a fact or information. Also when you know how to do something.

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D- description
O- origin
C- characteristic
T- time
O- occupation
R- relationship

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-description
-origin
-characteristic
- time
- occupation
-relationship

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Both mean "to be"

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They both mean to be

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Place
People
To meet

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They are spanish

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both to know something

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Both have the definition of "To Be"

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When describing something that is permanent

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When you know how to do something or know a fact

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when you are referring to an unchanging characteristic

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you use conocer when you know a person or a place!

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When you are describing the characteristic when permanent.

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Position
Location
Condition
Emotion

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When you know people or places

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know a fact or info or how to do something

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people and place

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P- position
L- location
A-
C-condition
E-emotion

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When you know how to do something

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Its how you feel, man

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All around me are familiar faces, worn out places (places where you MEET those worn out faces)