someone you like

someone like you

某個像你的人


someone you like
某個你喜歡的人




hope that i can help u la ;)

2011-04-06 22:53:44 補充：
chiu-chiu, your answer is wrong, cause if u say

Some like you --> there is a person who like/love you. (other loves you)

it should be 'Someone likes you'
it should have 's' at the end of 'like'

hope that i can help u

Part of speech of "Like" could be
(1) a verb ( I like reading books)
(2) preposition ( The movie looks like a real story)
(3) conjunction ( Like I mentioned the other day, he was fired)
(5) adjectiive ( In a like way, they solved another problem)
(4) noun ( This is one of my likes)

2011-04-16 12:22:55 補充：
and sometimes as an adverb also.

A bit strange that no one mentioned the part of speech.

Someone like me. ("like" here is a preposition, 如,像)

但如改為Someone likes me , "likes" 是動詞了

Someone you like ( it is a verb,喜歡某個人)

Definitely, Jun Yan's answer is the first correct and only correct answer to this question.

someone like you

He's just like you! 他跟你很相似!(樣貌或性格)

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someone you like

Is she the girl you like? 呢個是不是你喜歡的女仔?

The first phrase means 'someone is similar to you in some ways, such as appearance'. The second phrase means 'someone who you like'.

someone like you=
someone behaves like you or acts as you.
It is difficult to find someone like you.


someone you like=
Mother is someone you like best.
Your teacher is someone you like
Mary is someone you like ( you like best).

I am sure that you will understand the difference with the examples above.

someone likes you
某人喜歡你
someone is like you
某人就像你


someone you like
你喜歡某人someone you are like
你就像某人

Jun Yan's answer and opinion are both correct, and very clear.

Some like you --> there is a person who like/love you. (other loves you)
Someone you like ---> you like/love someone. (you love other)