Both conocer and saber mean "to know". But they mean to know different things. You use conocer when you are talking about a person, like Do you know Sarah? Saber is for knowing things other than people. Like do you know how to speak Spanish?

Conocer- to know a person
Conozco= I know
Conoces- You know
Conoce= He/She knows
Conocemos= We know
Conocen= They know

Saber= To know
Se- I know
Sabes- You know
Sabe- He/She knows
Sabemos- We know
Saben- They know

Conoce Carlos mi amiga Sarah?
Does Carlos know my friend Sarah?

Conoces mi tia Brenda?
Do you know my aunt Brenda?

El Conocemos
We know him

Sabes como cocinar?
Do you know how to cook?

Yo se
I know

No se
I don't know

Ella sabe donde esta la tienda?
Does she know where the store is?

In latin America most people are Christian, the majority being Catholics.

Iglesia- church
Catolica- Catholic
Bautista- Baptist
Juan el Bautista- John the Baptist
Dios- God
El Dios mio- My God

Creer- to believe
Creo- I believe
Creas- you believe
Cree- he/she believes
Creamos- we believe
Creen- they believe

arm- el brazo
back- la espalda
bladder- la vejiga
bone- el hueso
chest- el pecho
ear- la oreja
elbow- el codo
face- la cara
foot- el pie
eye- el ojo
finger- el dedo
forehead- la frente
hand- la mano
leg- la pierna
heart- el corazon
hip- la cadera
joint- la coyuntura
kidneys- los riñones
knee- la rodilla
head- la cabeza
liver- el higado
lung- el pulmon
mouth- la boca
muscle- el musculo
neck- el cuello
nose- la nariz
shoulder- el hombro
skin- la piel
skull- la craneo
spine- el espinazo
stomach- el estomago
thigh- el muslo
throat- la garganta
thumb- el pulgar
toe- el dedo del pie
tooth- el diente
waist- la cintura
wrist- la muñeca

You should already be familiar with "estar" a common verb in Spanish and it's present conjugations:

Now here is the past tense for estar:
estuve- I was
estuviste- You were
estuvo- He/She was
estuvimos- We were
estuvieron- They were

Here is the future conjugations:
estaré- I will be
estarás- You will be
estará- He/She will be
estaremos- We will be
estarán- They will be

IR- To Go- Presente
voy
vas
va
vamos
van

Futuro
iré
irás
irá
iremos
irán

Pretérito
fui
fuiste
fue
fuimos
fueron

Voy a la tienda- I am going to the store
Ire a la tienda- I will go to the store
Fui a la tienda- I went to the store

1. Mi prima fue a la iglesia ayer

2. My tios fueron a la escuela en lunes.

3. Estaré un profesora cuando yo termino mis clases el proximo año.

Answers:

1. My cousin went to church yesterday.

2. My uncles (or uncle and aunt) went to the school on monday.

3. I will be a teacher when I finish my classes next year.

The best way to become fluent in another language is to immerse yourself in that language. For example, if you lived for 6 months in a Spanish speaking country, chances are, you would pick up on the language much faster than taking a high school class for two years.

Of course, it may not possible for you to just move to a Spanish speaking country until you pick up a lot of Spanish.

In some parts of the USA, Spanish is spoken a lot more than English. Go to certain areas of big cities and you wouldn't even know you are in America, because nobody speaks English.

But not everyone lives in an area like this, or you wouldn't have a need to study Spanish would you?

If you have any Spanish speaking friends, practice your Spanish with them. Talk as much as you can in Spanish with them and only use English if you have to.

If you don't have any Spanish speaking friends, and there's Spanish speaking person you know who you can practice with, there are other things you can do.

Be sure to study A LOT. If you're not hearing the Spanish language regularly, you need to make up for that with a lot of studying.

If you get any TV channels, in Spanish, watch them. You'll begin to start picking up some more words. If you don't have any Spanish channels, there are plenty of Spanish TV shows you can watch online, such as on YouTube.

Go to penpal sites and become penpals with a Spanish speaking person so you can practice writing and reading in Spanish.

Get a study course that comes with audio so you can listen to Spanish. Rocket Spanish is a popular course you can buy online.