What ... like what is Chinese?

How about ...? For example, what's the weather like today and what's Tom like?

What ... like it

Pronunciation: English [w? ts la？ k]？ Beauty [hwɑts la? k]？

Grammar: When what is used as an interrogative pronoun, its basic meaning is "what, what, what". Used as a question, it is also a sign of special questions. When what is used as a relative pronoun, it means "what ..."

Example:

Ricardo? And then what? Me? Is it? Always? That? Finally? Where to? Do you know? What? Going? Open. ?

Ricardo and I are always the last to know what happened.

Extended data synonyms: how to ... like

Pronunciation: English [ha z la? k]？ Beauty [ha z la? k]？

Interpretation: How about it.

Grammar: how means to ask someone about their recent situation or physical condition. How about, when interpreted as "how much, how much", it refers to the degree achieved, followed by adjectives or adverbs.

Example:

What about you? Should? Really? Inform? We ... ? But? Is it? Just? Like what? What about you? Isn't it? Where to? Share?

You should have told us. But that's what you do, keep everything in your heart.