「〜ようだ」と「〜みたいだ」の違い [日本語学習]
「〜ようだ」と「〜みたいだ」はどちらも「たぶん〜」「〜のように見える」という意味ですが、使う場面や話すときの感じが少しちがいます。この記事では、初級（N5〜N3）学習者でも分かるように、やさしい日本語で説明します。 1️⃣ 「〜ようだ」と「〜みたいだ」はどんなときに使う？ どちらも「見て・聞いて・感じて、たぶん〜です」というときに使います。 でも、少しだけちがいます👇 〜ようだ： まじめな言い方（フォーマル） 〜みたいだ： ふつうの会話で使う言い方（カジュアル） 2️⃣ 「〜ようだ」の使い方（フォーマル） 「〜ようだ」は、しごとやレポートなど、ていねいな場面で使います。
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