しりあう
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, う, intransitive)
1. to get to know each other; to make acquaintance
It has been quite a while since we got to know each other through that connection.
Pitch accent
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Composed of
to come together; to merge; to fit; to match; to be profitable; to be equitable
Examples (41 in total)
That was when we got to know each other.
Where did you get to know her?
When did you come to know her?
Where did you meet your boyfriend?
How did you meet your wife?
I got to know him when I was a student.
I met my wife at a mixer party.
How did you get to know Tom?
Do you know anybody in Boston?
I'm very happy to have met you.
Have you known him for a long time?
The boy and the girl seem to know each other.
I got to know her through one of my friends.
Actually, I met them by chance yesterday.
Even though we haven't even known each other for an hour yet.
How long have you known her?
How long have you known him?
How did you come to know one another?
How long have you known Jack?
I got to know them about a month ago.
"How long have we known each other?" "Ten years."
How did you come to know her?
The two met each other at a vocational college for animation.
Tom and Mary met at a New Year's party.
That's how I got to know her.
That's how I came to know her.
Once you get to know her, she is very friendly.
How did you come to know each other?
I came to know many university students.
And so, roughly ten years have passed since the two of them met.
I became acquainted with her two weeks ago.
"How did you two meet?" "It's a long story."
It is very important for us to know each other.
It has been quite a while since we got to know each other through that connection.
This is how I got acquainted with them.
Jim fell in love with Mary the moment he met her.
How long have you known Judy?
I often think of the place where we met each other.
I had known her for ten years when I married her.
Meeting many people is an important part of a party.
Have you ever run into someone you met on the Internet?