同様にって英語でなんて言うの？

"like I do" can be used in a sentence to ask someone to do an action exactly the way you do the same action. "The teacher told us to do the experiment like she does it."

"In like manner" refers to doing something in the exact same manner someone else is doing the same thing. "Please imitate ~" - to imitate something means to observe how something has been done and then follow in the exact same way, following the example as a model. Example: "The writing style of William Shakespeare was imitated by many other writers." "In accordance with ~" - means to follow or do something in the same way it has been agreed upon, by law, policy, etc. Example: Boss: Please carry out your task in accordance with the instructions given in the manual.

When you want to explain to someone to do the same thing as the person in front of them; you can say something like: -Please copy what the person in front of you is doing. -You should do (the work/it) the same as the person in front of you.

*Like- means in a similar way. For example: You should work like the person in front of you. *Copy- means to follow how something is done. For example: You should copy how the person in front of you is working. *Imitate: means to be like For example: You should imitate how the person in front of you is working.

example "It is just like ". or examples "It is just like chicken".

To mirror someone = Mirroring is the behaviour in which one person subconsciously imitates the gesture, speech pattern, or attitude of another. "The infant continues to establish connections with other individual's emotions and subsequently mirror their movements." If you do 'exactly the same' as another person, you copy their actions precisely.

Telling someone to do something "exactly the same" is the best way to ensure that they do something the same way as someone else. You may also tell people to "copy" someone else which means to do something exactly the same.