It sounds like

Writer's Note

"like" + noun or pronoun = a ressemblance between people or objects.

1. She's like her mom.
Dia seperti ibunya.
2. He's got the bluest eyes just like his dad.
Dia punya mata yang paling biru persis seperti ayahnya.
3. He's like the Babe Ruth of Asia.
Dia seperti Babe Ruth dari Asia.
4. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. He's just like his mother.
Apel jatuh tidak jauh dari pohonnya. Dia sama persis seperti ibunya.

"as if/as though" = used after "look", "seem", "feel" to express an impression.

1. It looks as if he's got a new car.
Sepertinya dia punya mobil baru.
2. She looks as if she's still sad.
Dia terlihat seolah-olah dia masih sedih.
3. He looks as if he's bored.
Dia terlihat seolah-olah dia bosan.
4. They look as if they're ready to fight.
Mereka terlihat seolah-olah mereka siap untuk bertarung.

TIP: it depends on the situation but you can interchange "like" and "as if/as though" if you're talking about similarities in the context of the dialogue.

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It sounds like👉It sounds as if

It looks like👉It looks as if

He acts like👉He acts as if

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