It's "como una angelita" although the "a" on the end of "una" runs into the next word when you say it. It means "like a little angel."
donkey face
Como un buró (correct spelling) --- like a night table
"You look like a breast/chest "
It means "like a donkey." In the Disney movie, Despicable Me, Gru tells Miss Hattie she has a face "como un burro." It is definitely not a compliment, though she takes it as such. In Spanish, that insult would be, "Tienes una cara como un burro."
Essentially the same as in English; it is like a.....Como un(a) ...como un flan - shakycomo un tren - gorgeouscomo una regadera - crazyhablar como un papagayo - chattering like a parrotSource: Spanish Student, and a few examples
como un niño
The Spanish phrase can be translated as ' He behaved like an imbecile'. The Spanish word 'portarse' means to behave or to conduct oneself.
És un placer conocerlo. Como está Usted?
Suenas como un niño.
As it says in the spanish book Example: Como se dice book en español, español puede ser un idioma difícil de aprender English: As it says in the spanish book, spanish can be hard to learn
"Como el/un jefe" = Like the/a boss
te quiero como a un amigo.