Familiarizarse con una persona con el tiempo.
To become familiar with a person over time.
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See how the word “conocer” is used in sentences
Me gustaría conocer a tu familia. — I'd like to get to know your family.
Tengo muchas ganas de llegar a conocerte mejor. — I really want to get to know you better.
Quiero familiarizarme mejor con mis nuevos compañeros. — I want to get to know my new coworkers better.
Conoció a sus vecinos a lo largo del verano. — She got to know her neighbours over the summer.
Es genial llegar a conocer a mis colegas este mes. — It's great to get to know my colleagues this month.
¿Has tenido tiempo de familiarizarte con la ciudad? — Have you had time to get to know the city yet?
¿Hasta qué punto conoces a tus alumnos? — How well do you get to know your students?
Se tomó su tiempo para llegar a conocerlo antes de confiar en él. — She took time to get to know him before trusting him.
Familiaricémonos el uno con el otro tomando un café. — Let's get to know each other over coffee.
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