日本語のおしゃべり

Japanese Language
「Adjectives and Adverbs」

「Adj pred + rashii らしい」
”Seem,” "look like"

The auxiliary i-adjective of rashii is used to express the speaker's conjecture based on what they have heard or read. 

Examples: 
あの地方は雨が多いらしいです。
Ano chihō wa ame ga ōi rashii desu.
It seems that region has much rain.

そこへ車で行くのは不便らしい。
Soko e kuruma de iku no wa fuben rashii.
It seems inconvenient to go there by car.

昨日小川さんはひまじゃなかったらしい。
Kinō Ogawa-san wa hima ja nakatta rashii.
It seems that Mr. Ogawa was not free yesterday.

NOTE: When used after a noun, rashii also carries the meaning, "is the epitome of." Since it is an i-adjective, it can modify any noun which follows it (ex., #2)

Examples:
小田さんは男らしい。
Oda-san wa otoko rashii.
Mr. Oda is manly.
「Lit., Mr. Oda is like the ideal model of a man.」

今日は春らしい日ですね。
Kyō wa haru rashii hi desu ne.
Today is a springlike day, isn't it?

Hope this helps!

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