Answer:
I hope this helps, and if you have any questions I am here to help :)
Step-by-step explanation:
Even for Spanish being my 1st language the conjuction "saber" is rather odd, so I understand how it can be a weird word. "Saber" means to know information, and "conocer" also means to know, but "conocer" is more for when you are familiar with something or someone.
For example, if I were to say "Yo la conozco" that would mean "I know her".
Since "saber" is for information and not people I would say, "Yo se de futbol." Which would translate to, "I know about football (soccer)".
I hope that makes the words seem less weird.
Also, I know Spanish classes use these so:
Yo conozco Vosotros conoceis
Tu conoces Nosotros conocemos
El/Ella conoce Ellos/Ellas conocen
Yo se Vosotros sabeis
Tu sabes Nosotros sabemos
El/ella sabe Ellos/Ellas saben