familiar

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adjective

familiar

adjective

1. family (de familia)

2. friendly (en el trato) (agradable); overly familiar (en demasía)

3. informal, colloquial (lenguaje, estilo)

4. familiar (conocido)

5. family-sized (tamaño)

masculine or feminine noun

6. relative, relation

familiar [fah-me-le-ar']

adjective

1. Familiar, domestic, belonging to the family (de la familia).

2. Familiar, common, frequent.

3. Familiar, well known.

4. Agreeable, conformable, useful, observant, conversant, Estilo familiar, colloquial, familiar style; an easy, unconstrained style.

well acquainted with (conocido).

noun

1. Domestic, one belonging to a family, one kept in the same house. (m)

2. Servant, especially of the clergy. (m)

3. College servant, who waits upon all the collegians collectively. (m)

4. Demon, a familiar spirit. (m)

5. Familiar or intimate friend, one long acquainted. (m)

6. One of the officers of the Inquisition. (m)

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	familio	familié	familiaba	familiaré	familie
Tú	familias	familiaste	familiabas	familiarás	families
Ella/Él/Usted	familia	familió	familiaba	familiará	familie
Nosotros	familiamos	familiamos	familiábamos	familiaremos	familiemos
Vosotros	familiáis	familiasteis	familiabais	familiaréis	familiéis
Ellos/Ustedes	familian	familiaron	familiaban	familiarán	familien

Complete familiar conjugation


Q:	Formal vs. Familiar command for Levantarse
A:	> Erin said: > Is this correct for the familiar of vestirse? ¡Vístete! > Yes.

Q:	Formal/Familiar Commands w/ reflexive pronouns
A:	Yes, the last pair are plural commands. and in the familiar plural would be "idos". "váyase" and "vete" would be the singular commands.

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Q:	can you translate you are {familiar}?
A:	this would be the "usted" form or the verb "estar" or "ser". you would either say "esta" or "es". let me know if that helps or you need a further explanation.…

Q:	afectacion a vivienda familiar
A:	according to this site it means: a source of family income The context being whether real estate…