All sheep look alike in Chinese. (Not really, but…maybe?)
<p>Have you ever heard the expression “chip off the old block”?</p>
<p>It usually refers to a child who is LIKE his father, in looks or behavior.</p>
<p><strong>But when you want to say something is “LIKE” in Chinese, you say they are of “one likeness,” aka: 一样 (yí yàng)</strong></p>
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<li>Now, <strong>一 (yī)</strong> is pretty easy to recall.</li>
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<p>It means “one” and is written with one horizontal line and that’s it. Done.</p>
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