How to Say ‘Very familiar; well acquainted’ in Traditional Chinese
很熟
hěn shú
[huhn shoo]
💬 Usage Tip: [很] here often doesn't mean "very" so much as making the sentence sound complete: [很熟] is the natural way to say someone is familiar with something. You can swap in other adjectives the same way, like [很忙] or [很自然].
Phrase Breakdown
很
hěn
[huhn]
very
An adverb used before adjectives, often meaning quite or very.
你對這裡很熟耶。
You seem very familiar with this place.
熟
shú
[shoo]
familiar; well-acquainted
Describes knowing a place, person, or situation well.
你看起來很熟，不像第一次來。
You look very familiar with it, not like it's your first time here.
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