Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Famous"

A: Well known
Can apply to a person or place

A:
Thx a lot!

I felt like "my famous" was kind of my boom which only I know.
You mean it is famous and of mine, right?

A: 유명한

A: Famous - Ünlü

A: Famoso

A: London is famous for its many beautiful landmarks.
France is famous for its cuisine.

A: this person is very well known . this food is famous for its taste.

A: He is a famous actor
This painting is famous
This is a famous spot
That is famous battle
She is a famous artist
He is a famous musician

A: 有名と知名度が高いと同じような違いかな。一緒だと思ってもいいけど、famousは特にポジティブなニュアンスです。

A: It's really famous here:
This place is very famous (this means in general it is famous).

It's really famous in here
Inside this location (like inside a building or area) is very famous.

A: well-known = everyone in the group knows it
famous = everybody everywhere knows it

My teacher is well-known for being a good piano player. (= everyone in the class or school knows it)
My teacher is famous for being a good piano player (= the whole country or world knows it)

A: “Infamous” is famous for bad things.
“Famous” is for general meanings.

A: FAMOUS = known and recognised by many people

POPULAR = liked or supported by many people

A: Pronunciation:
fae-mus

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A: Famous

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A: because the sentence could also be written as “Your friend meets a lot of famous people.”

There is a great article on this on study.com if you want to learn more about identifying and removing/replacing linking verbs.

A: You could say,

Besides entertainers, there are lots of other people who are famous (in society).

You don't need to use the word "society" because the person reading your sentence will understand the context.

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A: Make sure your syllables are all the same length. You said "he's" slowly and "very" quickly