Direct translation:
* Sɛ wo: This is the most literal translation, meaning "like you." It can be used in comparisons or to describe similarity.
* Wo te sɛ: This means "You are like" and is used to compare someone or something to you.
Other options:
* Wo sɛ: This is a more colloquial way of saying "like you," and can be used in informal situations.
* Wɔ te sɛ wo: This means "They are like you" and can be used to compare a group of people to you.
Example sentences:
* Me nsu te sɛ wo nsu: My water tastes like yours.
* Wɔ te sɛ wo: They are like you.
* Me nti, wo sɛ me: Because of me, you are like me. (This sentence uses the "like you" expression in a more figurative sense.)
The best way to translate "like you" depends on the specific context and desired level of formality.