Spanish Phrase
¿Alguien sabe de primeros auxilios?
Meaning
A direct question asking whether anyone in the group has knowledge of first‑aid procedures. It is often used in urgent or collaborative situations when help may be needed.
When to use
Use this phrase in classrooms, workplaces, community gatherings, or any setting where a medical emergency might arise and you need to locate someone with first‑aid training.
✦Grammar Breakdown
¿Alguiensabedeprimerosauxilios?
Alguien (indefinite pronoun)
Used to refer to 'anyone' or 'someone' in a non‑specific way; it triggers third‑person singular verb agreement.
Saber (present tense)
The verb 'saber' means 'to know' facts or information; conjugated as 'sabe' for third‑person singular.
de + noun
The preposition 'de' introduces the topic of knowledge, equivalent to English 'about' or 'of'.
primeros auxilios (noun phrase)
A fixed expression meaning 'first aid'; both words stay in the plural form.
🗨In Conversation
¿Alguien sabe de primeros auxilios?
Does anyone know about first aid?
Yo sé, hice el curso de la Cruz Roja el año pasado.
I do, I took the Red Cross course last year.
✕Common Mistakes
¿Alguien sabes de primeros auxilios?
Use third‑person singular 'sabe' because the subject is 'alguien', not 'tú'.
¿Alguien sabe los primeros auxilios?
The correct preposition is 'de' (knowledge of), not the article 'los'.
¿Alguien sabe de primer auxilio?
The phrase is always plural 'auxilios' when referring to first‑aid procedures.
↔Alternatives
¿Alguien conoce los primeros auxilios?
Does anyone know first aid?
¿Alguien tiene conocimientos de primeros auxilios?
Does anyone have knowledge of first aid?
¿Hay alguien que sepa de primeros auxilios?
Is there anyone who knows about first aid?
Cultural Tip
In many Spanish‑speaking countries, offering help in an emergency is seen as a social responsibility. Using the phrase 'primeros auxilios' is standard; avoid colloquial shortcuts like 'primeros auxi' which can sound unprofessional. If you’re in a formal setting, you might add a polite preface such as 'Disculpen' before the question.