“To get to know” in Japanese
Short answer
To get to know in Japanese is “懇意になる” (kon'ininaru). Full meaning: to get (become) acquainted, to get to know, to get (become) intimate with, to become friendly with, to become friends.
Other ways to say “To get to know” in Japanese
近づく
chikazuku to approach, to draw near, to get close; to get acquainted with, to get closer to, to get to know
近つく
chikatsuku to approach, to draw near, to get close; to get acquainted with, to get closer to, to get to know
近づか
chikazuka to approach, to draw near, to get close; to get acquainted with, to get closer to, to get to know
近つこ
chikatsuko to approach, to draw near, to get close; to get acquainted with, to get closer to, to get to know
近つい
chikatsui to approach, to draw near, to get close; to get acquainted with, to get closer to, to get to know
近つか
chikatsuka to approach, to draw near, to get close; to get acquainted with, to get closer to, to get to know
近つけ
chikatsuke to approach, to draw near, to get close; to get acquainted with, to get closer to, to get to know
近づい
chikazui to approach, to draw near, to get close; to get acquainted with, to get closer to, to get to know
近づこ
chikazuko to approach, to draw near, to get close; to get acquainted with, to get closer to, to get to know
近つこっ
chikatsuko to approach, to draw near, to get close; to get acquainted with, to get closer to, to get to know
近づこふ
chikazukou to approach, to draw near, to get close; to get acquainted with, to get closer to, to get to know
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