Who is your most favorite musician?
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I love Angela Aki.
I know her since 2005. Her famous song "HOME" was released in this year.
If you played "Final Fantasy XII", you know "Kiss Me Good-bye".
I was deeply moved by her newest song "告白(kokuhaku)".
I love her lyrics and song, of course, her voice.
I don't know how famous she is in your country.
If you don't know her, please do a web search!
By the way, who is your favorite musician?
I know her since 2005. Her famous song "HOME" was released in this year.
If you played "Final Fantasy XII", you know "Kiss Me Good-bye".
I was deeply moved by her newest song "告白(kokuhaku)".
I love her lyrics and song, of course, her voice.
I don't know how famous she is in your country.
If you don't know her, please do a web search!
By the way, who is your favorite musician?
Who is your favorite musician?
Usually, the word "favorite" already implies "most".
I have known her since 2005.
You want to indicate that you started knowing her in the past.
If you played "Final Fantasy XII", you should know "Kiss Me Good-bye".
I love her lyrics and songs, and, of course, her voice.
When listing more than two things, add an "and" to indicate the final one.
It is difficult for me to use the present perfect, like as "I have known".
If I use "I know her...", does it mean "I know her "now""?
I Forgot to mention that I was as old as Angela!
If you do say "I know her", it's better to not put a "since..." because that means it started in the past and it's still going on .
I guess that we, Japanese, do not use "tense" consciously.
So I(we) feel it is difficult to select a tense (e.g. past, past perfect, past progressive).
We use past and present, sometimes progressive such as "走っ[ている](be running)".