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Yo visito a Juan
When you're talking about people in Spanish, you should always add a between the verb and the person you are mentioning.
Yo siempre visito el museo.
I always visit the museum.
Yo visito a Juan.
I visit Juan.
Special verbs
Some verbs are special only in the yo form, while all the other forms follow the regular pattern.
| subject | verb (conocer) |
| yo I | conozco know / meet |
| tú you | conoces know / meet |
| él / ella / usted he / she / you | conoce knows / meets, know / meet |
| nosotros / nosotras we | conocemos know / meet |
| ellos / ellas / ustedes we / you all | conocen know / meet |
¿Conoces muchos países?
When conocer is used to talk about a city or country, it means to be familiar with.
Nosotros conocemos Nueva York.
We are familiar with New York.
When conocer means to know or meet a person, it's always followed by a.
¿Conoces a Héctor?
Do you know Hector?