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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Business & Finance
be acquainted with something
"Are you acquainted with the Japanese custom of exchanging business cards?"
Is the above sentence correct?
How about:
"Are you accustomed to the Japanese custom of....?"
Thank you.
Is the above sentence correct?
How about:
"Are you accustomed to the Japanese custom of....?"
Thank you.
Top answer
Are you acquainted with is more accurately 'Are you aware of'. 'Are you accustomed to' is asking whether or not they are used to actually doing it.
- Are you acquainted with is more accurately 'Are you aware of'.
- 'Are you accustomed to' is asking whether or not they are used to actually doing it.
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Are you acquainted with is more accurately 'Are you aware of'.
'Are you accustomed to' is asking whether or not they are used to actually doing it.
'Are you accustomed to' is asking whether or not they are used to actually doing it.
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