Hi people,
in this exemple, why is it ように even when theres a noun (口) following it. Shoulndt it be ような. Am i missing something?
Thx for the input
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While there is a noun following immediately, the meaning of よう doesn’t relate to that noun, but to the verb 入れた (your stuffing your mouth is hamster-like).
With ような the sentence would mean something like “I stuffed food into my hamster-like mouth”.
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Aaahh, yes, i think i see now. Thx for the quick explanation.
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