“Looking like” in Japanese
Short answer
Looking like in Japanese is “似” (ni). Full meaning: looking like (someone), taking after (either of one's parents).
Other ways to say “Looking like” in Japanese
そう
sou appearing that, seeming that, looking like, having the appearance of
そ
so appearing that, seeming that, looking like, having the appearance of
そー
sou appearing that, seeming that, looking like, having the appearance of
ソウ
sou appearing that, seeming that, looking like, having the appearance of
ほう
hoo appearing that, seeming that, looking like, having the appearance of
そお
sou appearing that, seeming that, looking like, having the appearance of
そぅ
sou appearing that, seeming that, looking like, having the appearance of
ほー
hoo appearing that, seeming that, looking like, having the appearance of
桑
sou appearing that, seeming that, looking like, having the appearance of
そ〜
sou appearing that, seeming that, looking like, having the appearance of
そおう
souu appearing that, seeming that, looking like, having the appearance of
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