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Tag: German verbs

Kennen vs. Wissen: Two German Ways to Say “I Know”

Two people shaking hands in front of a green garden – meeting someone new, symbol for the German verb kennen

Ich kenne Anna. Ich weiß, wo sie wohnt. Learn when to use kennen and when to use wissen, with simple rules and examples.

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