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How do you say "like" in Spanish?
I'm don't mean "like" as in me gusta ____. I mean things such as
•You talk like your tongues on fire •He eats chinese food just like me Ooops, meant to say "say" not see. should've double checked that |
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with "como"
•You talk like your tongues on fire - Hablas como si tu lengua estuviera en fuego. •He eats chinese food just like me - Él come comida china como yo. (but here you can also use "Él come comida china igual que yo") edit: chileno won :) |
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Yes, thanks :D
*if instead of "igual que yo" I would have written "igualito a mi", I think that I would have representated better the "just" stuff, because in my examples I ignored it. But this is not in the "like" stuff anymore :P |
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Like I was saying, I mean, seeing... or viceversa. Además de todas las respuestas anteriores... Como iba diciendo, o sea, iba viendo... o viceversa. or, Como decía, o sea, veía... o viceversa. There is some other "likes", like, like adj parecido, similar; I’m glad we’re of like mind on this issue = me alegro de que estemos de acuerdo or pensemos igual sobre este asunto; people of like minds = gente con ideas afines PREPOSITION, (SIMILAR TO) I want a hat like this one = quiero un sombrero como éste; (typical of): that’s not like her: she’s normally so punctual = es muy raro en ella porque suele ser muy puntual; (indicating manner): like this/that = así; hold it like this = ¡agárralo así!; (in same way as) como; don’t treat me like a child! = no me trates como a un niño; (AND SO ON AND SO FORTH...) |
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Or simply "justo como a mí" |
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