3 ms·As a counterexample, in spanish, we say "No, claro", and we don't have anything similar to "know".by harperlee 12y agoAs a counterexample, in spanish, we say "No, claro", and we don't have anything similar to "know".hfsktr 12y agosaber/conocer? Unless I'm missing something?jeorgun 12y agoThe crucial point is that "yo sé" couldn't be shortened to "no", in the same way that "I know" can be shortened to "no" (via "I know" -> "know" -> "no").