Chinese Grammar
Nov 28 • 442 read
“To look like” and “to seemlike”: xiàng 像 and hǎoxiàng 好像
Use xiàng 像 to say “to look like . . . ” in the sense of “to resemble . . . ”
She looks like her mother.
✔ CC: Tā xiàng tā mǔqin.
她像她母亲。
✖ BC: Tā hǎoxiàng tā mǔqin.
她好像她母亲。
Use hǎoxiàng 好像 to say “to look like . . .” in the sense of “to seem like”; “to appear that . . .”:
It looks like/seems like it’s going to rain.
Hǎoxiàng huì xiàyǔ.
好像会下雨。
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