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Learn みたいです for soft similarity and informal-sounding inference in everyday Japanese.
Noun + みたいです means “is like…” or “looks like…”. It is common in speech and casual writing. It is softer and more conversational than ようです.
この雲は綿みたいです。
These clouds are like cotton.
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あの建物はお城みたいです。
That building is like a castle.
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このパンは石みたいにかたいです。
This bread is hard like a rock.
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