Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Familiar"

A: familiar = مألوف

A: It means "known to one."

A: familiar is something easy to recognize, because you have seen/met/heard etc before, but you can't really remember from where.

A: when something is familiar, it seems like you have seen or heard it before.

A: Ex:
I am not very familiar with this region.
A familiar voice in my mind.
The children are too familiar with their teacher.

A: 1. Most people are familiar with this application.
2. I am not familiar with any of these people.

A: you look familiar, do I know you?

I smell something familiar, is someone baking an apple pie?

that show sounds familiar. I might've seen it before.

I'm familiar with basic math equations.

A: 'This smell is familiar'

A: I am familiar with this topic.

Are you familiar with the incident that occured this weekend?

How familiar are you with stochiometry?

I hope this helps :)

A: Familiar to us means the speaker is familiar with the object: Ex. The house is familiar to us. : Us being the speaker and house being the object.

Familiar with us means the object is familiar with the speaker: Ex. The cat is familiar with us : The cat is the object and us is the speaker.

A: Scenario:
Person A: try this food!
Person b: wow, this tastes familiar (used in a sense of nostalgia)! Like when I was a child!

Other examples:
“This place seems familiar” (you’ve been there before/seen it)
“I’m familiar with chess” (you know how to play it)

Scenario:
Person a: wow, you’re so good at cooking rice!
Person b: thanks, I’m used to it! (They have cooked rice plenty of times)

Other examples:
“I’m used to this hot weather “ (they’ve experienced the hot weather so many times already that it’s no problem to them)
“She’s used to doing chores” (they’ve done chores many times that it doesn’t bother them)

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A: "Familiar with" and "knowledgeable about" both mean you know a lot about a subject. However, you can only use "familiar with" to say you know a person well, or a place well.

Correct: "She's very knowledgeable about music" / "She's very familiar with music"

Incorrect: "I'm knowledgeable about the downtown area"
Correct: "I'm familiar with the downtown area"

Incorrect: "I'm knowledgeable about him"
Correct: "I'm familiar with him"

Also, "knowledgeable about" isn't a very common phrase. You can just say "to know a lot about": "She knows a lot about music."

A: Familiar is something you know about.
"You are familiar with Arabic."

Similar is something that is close to the same.
"A frog is similar to a toad."

A: They are both similar, however "familiar with" is considered being less knowledgeable than "savvy and knowledgeable about".

If you are familiar with something, I expect you to only know a little bit about it.

However, if you are savvy and knowledgeable about something, I expect you to know a lot more and possibly be a specialist or very informed about it.

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A: I'm familiar with this.

A: Your'd is not a word. "You are not familiar with" would work better.

A: What said is correct.
Or:
- That is something I'm not familiar with