“Just like” in Japanese
Short answer
Just like in Japanese is “やか” (yaka). Full meaning: seeming very ..., just like ....
Other ways to say “Just like” in Japanese
同然
douzen just like, (virtually) no different from, (almost) the same as, as good as (e.g. dead, settled)
宛ら
sanagara just like
どうぜん
douzen just like, (virtually) no different from, (almost) the same as, as good as (e.g. dead, settled)
に劣らず
niotorazu just like, the same as, no different than
流石
sasuga as one would expect, just as you'd expect (from), just like (someone); still, all the same, after all; even ... (e.g. "even a genius")
ヤカ
yaka seeming very ..., just like ...
等しい
hitoshii equal, identical, the same; no different (from), just like, equivalent
と同じように
toonajiyouni in the same way as, just like
さながら
sanagara just like
流石は
sasugaha as one would expect, just as you'd expect (from), just like (someone)
宜しく
yoroshiku well, properly, suitably; best regards, please remember me, please treat me favorably (favourably), please take care of, please do; just like ..., as though one were ...
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