talking about "similar" in arabic
how can we use "similar" and "like"
for example:
1) he looks likes (alike) his father.
2) this umbrella is similar to that one
3) you don't look like me at all.
4) are they similar?
do you have any others idea how to use them?
Ps: mn fadlak a3lamnee kayf aqrahom, shokran jazilan bikom
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they have the same meaning, the two of them means (يشبه)= (yushbih), they are synonyms
1) إنه يشبه أباه = ennahu yushbih abah
2) هذه المظلة تشبه تلك الاخرى = hadhehe almadhalla tushbih tilka alo'khra (yushbih for masculine, tushbih for feminine and they are both for somebody or something you don't talk to)
3) أنت لا تشبهني إطلاقا= anta la tushbihuny etlaqan (here it is for masculine but its tushbih because you are talking to him)
4)هل هما متشابهان(متماثلان= hal huma mutashabihan (mutamathelan)[mutashabihan= mutamathelan] {here mutashabih is noun not verb so it became mutashabih}
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It is a good question,
i'd like to get the answer too!
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