Sometimes I bumped into construction 'Are you know about ...', especially in forums and from natives
Why don't they use 'Do you know ...'?

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Sometimes I bumped into construction 'Are you know about ...', especially in forums and from natives
Why don't they use 'Do you know ...'?

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Maybe it's a deliberate use of bad English for fun - I've found the examples you mean, and it is clear to native speakers that it is laughably wrong, even though we still understand it.

Unfortunately, I think this comes from copying non-native speakers as a joke. : /

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Care to share?

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Thank you, everything is clear.

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For example http://www.sodahead.com/living/are-you-know-about-the-breastfeeding-myths/question-3589339/?link=ibaf&q=&esrc=s
Gender: Male
Location: United States
Age: 23

other samples https://www.google.ru/search?q=%22Are+you+know+about%22

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Natives from another world perhaps ... it is not grammatical and not in use.  'Are you knowledgeable in something?' is ok however.

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