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yo ignoro

I don't know, I ignore

→ ignorar
ignor to ignore + o 1st-person singular present (indicative or subjunctive)
verb · first singular · present indicative Rare #29,156
I don't know Often used to mean “I don’t know / I’m not aware.”
SP: Ignoro la razón por la que llegó tarde.
EN: I don't know the reason why he arrived late.
I ignore Used when you intentionally pay no attention to someone or something.
SP: Cuando me habla así, lo ignoro.
EN: When he talks to me like that, I ignore him.
Conjugation of ignorar
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First ignoro —
Third ignora —
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First ignoro —
Third ignora —

Ignoro cuánto rato estuve caminando.

I don't know how long I was walking.

Ignoro si es él español o argentino.

I don't know if he's Spanish or Argentinian.

Simplemente lo ignoro a Tomás.

I simply ignore Tomás.

Ignoro cómo hacerlo.

I don't know how to do it.

Ignoro si es español o argentino.

I don't know if he's Spanish or Argentinian.

Lo ignoro.

I don't know.

— Solaris (1972)

Yo tú lo ignoro.

I ignore you.

Ignoro cuánto tardaré.

I don't know how long it will take me.

Pero ignoro una cosa.

But there is one thing I do not know.

— Tres colores. Azul (1993)

Ignoro dónde está Tom.

I don't know where Tom is.