What does "知るべき" mean in the end of this sentence?


Read this on an fb page.

"君はもっと自分の 声の凄さを知るべきさ..."

Does it mean "Like I need to know more in how great your voice is."? Or "Like
you need to know more in how great your voice is.""

Am I right in assuming "知るべき" describes how great her/his voice is?




べき is "should". See: [How to use べき ( =
beki)](http://maggiesensei.com/2015/05/26/how-to-use-%E3%81%B9%E3%81%8D-beki/)

Therefore 君はもっと知るべきさ is "You should know more". さ is a sentence-end particle.
And the object of 知る, marked with を, is 自分の声の凄さ, "the greatness of the voice
of yours".

> 君はもっと自分の 声の凄さを知るべきさ。  
>  You should know the greatness of you voice more.  
>  You should be more aware of how great your voice is.




べき is "should". See: [How to use べき ( =
beki)](http://maggiesensei.com/2015/05/26/how-to-use-%E3%81%B9%E3%81%8D-beki/)

Therefore 君はもっと知るべきさ is "You should know more". さ is a sentence-end particle.
And the object of 知る, marked with を, is 自分の声の凄さ, "the greatness of the voice
of yours".

> 君はもっと自分の 声の凄さを知るべきさ。  
>  You should know the greatness of you voice more.  
>  You should be more aware of how great your voice is.

