같이 처럼 💞

Question 1

같아 verb and
같이 makes verb/ adverbs
“To move like a robot”

**(Different than to seem like, to be like 같아요 or 것 같아)

Question 2

종이 처럼.. like paper…
종이 처럼.. like paper

Question 3

저 처럼 해 보세요

Answer 3

Try to do it like me!

Question 4

That person speaks korean well, like a Korean person

Answer 4

그 사람은 한국어를 한국 사람처럼 잘 해요

Question 5

Don’t use 같이 or 처럼 with 이다(to be)

Answer 5

저는 바보처럼이에요 X incorrect
저는 바보같이이에요 X incorrect
You have to say 같아요

Question 6

로봇처럼 걷다 to walk like a robot
로봇같이 걷다 = to walk like a robot

Question 7

Did you do it like (what I/the thing) I said ?
제가 어제 말한 것처럼 했어요 or
제가 어제 말한 것같이 했어요

Question 8

처럼 and 같이 are interchangeable usually so whichever sounds more natural is up to you

Question 9

같이 can also mean together informally (an adverb)
Like this you often need 와 or 이랑 with the noun

함께(요) means together formally

Question 10

Do it like that person does (with 같이 instead of 처럼)
Do it together with that person (with 같이 together)

Answer 10

저 사람같이 하세요
저 사람이랑 같이 하세요
*No space for “like”
Space for together

Question 11

같은 makes an adjective
Noun + like me, that like me, someone like me

Like I do, like me in (adverb form )- 저같이.. ex do it like me is an adverb

When Change 같이 to 같은, that noun + 같은 is followed by a noun (사람 , 핵생)

Answer 11

A person like me
저 같은 사람
적 같은 핵생

Question 12

저 같은 미국 사람. “like me American.
Notice there’s a space before 같은

Question 13

오늘은 일요일 같은 월요일이에요.
Today is a Monday (that feels) like a Sunday.
“A Like a Monday, Sunday”
Describing Monday

Answer 13

바보처럼 정말 그 말을 믿었어요?
Did you really believe (that word) like a fool?

Question 14

생기다 to appear some way (among other meaning obvi)
생각하다 to think

Answer 14

강아지가 곰처럼 생겼어요!
Puppy looks/appears like a bear!

Question 15

Instead Of …같이이에요 or …처럼이에요
You have to 같아(요)

Question 16

같이 pronunciation is

Answer 16

가치

Question 17

Adverb - expressing relation to place,time, circumstance, manner, cause, degree (gently, quite, then, there)

Question 18

Just like, as …
Is 처럼, 같이
(Can/may need to also put words like, “to look like”)

Question 19

for both the form is (usually)
noun + 같이/처럼 +verb or adjective
경은 씨는 BTS같이 춤을 춰요. Verb
언니는 강아지처럼 귀여워. Adj

Question 20

“Me and kyeongeun resemble/look alike like sisters” and “me and kyeongeun are exactly like sisters” have the same meaning
(Since “being” includes looking)

저와 경은 언니처럼 닮아요
저와 경은 언니처럼 똑같아요
Obviously more than one way to say things

Question 21

그 커피는 약처럼 써요
That coffee is bitter like medicine

Question 22

Like last time, as last time
마지막처럼

Question 23

그 사람같이 하세요

Answer 23

Do it like/as the person (does)

Question 24

Need out after 같이 and 같은 but not after 같아
And 똑같아 is often used than 같아 for “(exactly) like”

Question 25

이거랑 이거랑 같이 먹으면 진짜 맛있어요.

Answer 25

This with this, if/when you eat it together, it’s really good

Question 26

새처럼 생겼어요. 새같은 날개가 있고, 새같이 하늘을 날 수 있어요
I looked(appeared) likes bird, has like a bird, wing, like a bird can fly.
(날다 fly)