Do you know this person?
I lived in Oxford UK for 8 years, I met a girl there and we had a great time, This was in the years 1992-3. Her name is Amanda Plunkett, she is originally from Kent. She lived in the same house as me in Marston Road, Oxford. If you know her please answer.
Do You Know This Person?
just leave me alone no just kidding try ignoring them if you try and prove to them they are not perfect you will only reinforce their opinion of themselves by ignoring them they will feel something about them is not right at first they will say its you but as time passes and others see this trait in that person they too will ignor them eventually that person will become alienated from society and will either die lonely or come to the realization they have a problem if they do find the truth they will be suffering from depression and will need support from you BUT! if you feed into that person and try to prove yourself right and put yourself above them then look what you have become so tread lightly my friend and remember when you point your finger at someone you have three pointing at your self we will discuss where your thumb is pointing another time take care
Do you ever really know another person?
We often say ‘I know who they are, they would/wouldn’t do this/that…’ or ‘I love him, even though I haven’t seen him in years but I know who he is…’ Can you truly say in absolute certainty that you know someone even though what you have is only an experience of a part that person?Human relationships are too complex and varied to describe. Some people you get to know better, and quicker, than others. Some are easy to read. Some are hidden behind their own thick emotional walls. In most cases, you need time and patience.But, now and then, you meet one person or another that touches you in that particular way, after one meeting or one long conversation. You go away carrying a piece of that person, maybe because it looks similar to your own, or because it fits your own perfectly. You feel that you know that person.I don’t think anyone can truly, fully know anyone else, at least not without a shitload of time continuously talking and getting to know each other. Uhm, actually.. no, I don’t think anyone can claim they can truly, 100% know anyone else. Almost all humans don’t truly know themselves, in fact. To ever assume so is pretentious oversimplification.You worded it beautifully, though- can you truly say in absolute certainty that you know someone even though what you have is only an experience of a part of that person? Logically, no- but we often feel so, right? We don’t need to know every quirk or hobby of a person to feel like we know their essence, their morals or personality or how they would likely respond to our joke. And then we say, we know that person. It’s not accurate, but I won’t blame anyone who have felt so.And these kinds of relationships are treasure- those connections with other people forged within just one long conversation, that manifests stronger than years of superficial friendship. Kindred spirits. I’d say to say you really know someone, you need shitloads of time and a little bit of this magic.
Which is the correct way to ask, “Do you know me in person?”
It’s a bummer isn’t it when you ask a Grammar Question and get corrected on the grammar of the wording of your question. “Which” must be followed by more than one alterative option.eg. “Which of these fruits is more acidic than the other?I’d certainly never say “Do you know me in person?” if that’s what you mean.“In person” usually means face to face, one person speaking for themself, addressing another directly , no intermediary eg. phone/postal mail involved.If you mean “What’s the correct way to ask someone in person “Do you know me?” I’d simply ask them “Do you know me?” or , “Do you believe you know me?” If you’re trying to find out if this other person thinks they know you *personally* ie. intimately - you could ask “Do you feel like we’ve met before, perhaps often?”
Why does Facebook ask "do you know this person"?
Friend the only reason is that it confirms your humor.You may be varying in different aspects .Eg - Living in India and sending friend request to a person living in atlanta .(Sounds Wierd)It simply asks you weather you know this person or not as there are many crimes speeding up on facebook.There are people who could control your emotions with some flattering words and may do some mischievous thing.In order to provide a security shield to both the persons “who sends friend request” to “whom the friend request is sent” facebook asks such questions .Best RegardsRishi Sharma
If I get a "do you know Mr. X" on Facebook, does the person it's suggesting get the notification too?
You get “Do you know Mr X” when they are not in your friend list but visiting your profile a lot.So, the person it's suggesting doesn't get such notification.
When asked how do you know this person how to respond On job application?
you respond with how you know them...... this is a VERY simple concept... so either you are trying to ask something else (and doing so very poorly) or (based on your inability to understand such a simple question) you are going to find it extremely difficult to ever find a job that will hire you
How do i say "do you know (name of person)" in japanese?
Polite way (person's name) o gozonji desu ka? o= subjective marker, gozonji = politeway of know, ka=questoin marker Casual way (person's name) o shitte masu ka?