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Mandarin Grammar Point
好像 (hǎoxiàng) - To seem like, as if

好像 (hǎoxiàng) - To seem like, as if

Short explanation:

Used to express that something appears to be the case or someone seems to do or be something.

Formation:

Subject + 好像 + Statement

Examples:

她好像很喜欢那款手机，我看到她经常拿着它看。
Tā hǎoxiàng hěn xǐhuān nà kuǎn shǒujī, wǒ kàn dào tā jīngcháng ná zhe tā kàn.
She seems to really like that model of phone, I often see her holding it.
外面好像要下雨，云看起来很暗。
Wàimiàn hǎoxiàng yào xià yǔ, yún kàn qǐlái hěn àn.
It looks like it's going to rain outside, the clouds are very dark.
他好像在为今天的考试感到紧张，一直在复习。
Tā hǎoxiàng zài wèi jīntiān de kǎoshì gǎndào jǐnzhāng, yīzhí zài fùxí.
He seems to be nervous about today's exam, he keeps reviewing.
店里好像没有我要找的书，我在所有的书架上都找不到。
Diàn lǐ hǎoxiàng méiyǒu wǒ yào zhǎo de shū, wǒ zài suǒyǒu de shūjià shàng dōu zhǎo búdào.
The store seems to not have the book I'm looking for, I can't find it on any of the shelves.

Long explanation:

The Mandarin Chinese phrase '好像 (hǎoxiàng)' is used when you want to state that something seems, looks like, or appears to be in a certain way or condition. It can be likened to the use of 'as if' or 'seem like' in English. It is often utilized in vague situations or when making speculative observations.
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