〜みたい(だ)
Seems like/is similar
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～みたいだ ("it seems like/looks like...") is casual and indicates a well-informed observation with some amount of reasoning on the part of the speaker. The final だ can become です in polite situations, or be dropped altogether.
～みたいだ can also be used to create comparisons between two things.
E.g. やばいこの風。台風みたいだ！"This wind is crazy. It's like a typhoon!"
～ようだ can be directly attached to verbs, い-adjectives, な-adjectives, and nouns.
～みたいだ ("it seems/looks like...") is a casual observational marker
～みたいだ can be used to create comparisons between two things
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