How would you say this please?
He feels like he’s apart of my family since we’ve know each other since we were kids.
He feels apart of my family since we’ve know each other since we were kids.
Thank you
It's a part , not apart. He feels like he’s a part of my family because we’ve know each other since we were kids. He feels a part of my family because we’ve know each other since we were kids.
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It's a part, not apart.
He feels like he’s a part of my family because we’ve know each other since we were kids.
He feels a part of my family because we’ve know each other since we were kids.
You could just say part instead of a part.