JLPT N4 Grammar (mitai ni)

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Verb (casual)みたいに + Verb / Adjective
Noun
mitai ni みたいに みたいに jlpt n4 grammar meaning 文法 例文 japanese flashcards

Learn Japanese grammar: (mitai ni). Meaning: like; similar to ~.

This is the adverbial form and must be followed by either a verb or adjective.

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Example #1

こどもみたいにあそんだ。
kodomo mitai ni asonda.
I played like a kid.
Example #2

わたしはおかあさんみたいになりたい。
watashi wa okaasan mitai ni naritai.
I want to become like my mother.
Example #3

かのじょはおとこのこみたいにげんきがいい。
kanojo wa otokonoko mitai ni genki ga ii.
She is energetic like a boy.
Example #4

あなたみたいにうつくしいひとははじめてだ。
anata mitai ni utsukushii hito wa hajimete da.
I've never seen anyone as beautiful as you.
Example #5

かのじょのこころはこおりみたいにつめたい。
kanojo no kokoro wa koori mitai ni tsumetai.
Her heart is as cold as ice.
Example #6

バカみたいにみえるのはわかってる。
baka mitai ni mieru no wa wakatteru.
I know I must look like an idiot.
Example #7

こおりみたいにつめたくしないでくれよ。
koori mitai ni tsumetaku shinaide kure yo.
Don't be so cold (like ice).
Example #8

わたしもかれみたいにひろいこころをもちたい。
watashi mo kare mitai ni hiroi kokoro o mochitai.
I want to have an open heart like him.
Example #9

わたしはぜったいにかれらみたいになりたくない。
watashi wa zettai ni karera mitai ni naritakunai.
I never want to become like them.

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