How to say something looks like something in Moroccan Arabic
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Today you’re going to learn how to say that something looks like something in Moroccan Arabic.
New term/s:
- Looks like
Sample sentences:
- I look like my father.
- That car looks like my car.
- That house looks like a castle.
- The dog looks like a horse.
- That woman looks like my aunt.
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