kennen vs. wissen | sich auskennen - A2/B1 [with Jenny]

"Kennen" means that you are familiar/acquainted with something or someone. "Wissen" means to know a fact or piece of information. "Kennst du meine Schwester?" "Weißt du, wann es Mittagessen gibt?" This is an important lesson, so be sure to pay attention!

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00:00 Intro
00:47 Kennst du meine Schwester?
00:59 Ich kenne diese Stadt sehr gut.
01:15 Kennst du den neuen Film mit Nora Tschirner?
01:42 Kennst du den neuen Nachbarn?
01:58 Weißt du, wann es Mittagessen gibt?
02:17 Weißt du, wo wir sind?
02:32 Wusstet ihr, dass Blau meine Lieblingsfarbe ist?
02:58 Wissen Sie, wer das geschrieben hat?
03:13 Ich weiß das.
03:32 Er kann gut Deutsch sprechen.
04:22 Kannst du das?
04:33 Kennen Sie sich hier aus?
05:07 Kennst du dich mit dieser Software aus?
05:36 Ich weiß nicht, was ich machen soll.

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