Not sure what is the difference between those two. I am reading a book and I can see few times they refer to le savais-tu? one thing that I am also puzzled is why do they use LE savais tu not just savais-tu. Anyone can explain thanks.
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2Please ask one question per question. The difference between tenses is not related to the pronoun (what do you think it means?); please give more context.– livresqueCommented Nov 3, 2022 at 0:52
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Did you know it? vs. Do you know (it)?– Roger V.Commented Nov 4, 2022 at 14:12
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"Le savais-tu ?" signifie "Did you know this/that?".
"Savais-tu" signifie simplement "Did you know" et nécessite un complément afin d'en faire une phrase correcte.
Did you know it? and Do you know? are interpretations of le savais-tu ? and sais-tu ?
