“Like” in Japanese
Short answer
Like in Japanese is “みたい” (mitai). Full meaning: -like, sort of, similar to, resembling.
Other ways to say “Like” in Japanese
っぽい
ppoi -ish, -like
如し
gotoshi like, as if, the same as
然
sa -like; yeah, uh-huh
擬き
modoki -like, pseudo-, mock ..., imitation ..., in the style of ...; comical character who mocks or apes the main character (in Japanese performing arts)
同じく
onajiku in the same way, like, likewise, similarly
ライク
raiku like, liking; -like, -style
モドキ
modoki -like, pseudo-, mock ..., imitation ..., in the style of ...; comical character who mocks or apes the main character (in Japanese performing arts)
もどき
modoki -like, pseudo-, mock ..., imitation ..., in the style of ...; comical character who mocks or apes the main character (in Japanese performing arts)
みたく
mitaku -like, sort of, similar to, resembling
如く
gotoku like, as
如き
gotoki like, similar to; something like ..., someone like ...
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