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[genius7]

Hello,

Even though "aware" is not a verb, this construction ("aware me on sth") is apparently being used. Can anyone shed some light please?
"Aware me on interisting recent album releases"
"Aware me on new case offerings"
"Aware me on USB data transfer cables"
Thank you.

 

[Barque]

I've never heard it before. I suppose it's something like "ask" as a noun (a request/demand) or "access" as a verb.

The person who used that term in the first of your links can't spell "interesting", so I wouldn't set much store by his use of it.

 

[e2efour]

It's the kind of non-standard English you find in the urban dictionary (Urban Dictionary: aware).

 

[kalamazoo]

Either the people who wrote the sentences in the OP were not native English speakers, or else this is some kind of new and unconventional slang.