If you want to say "likewise", I'd go with "genauso"

my suggestion..

Similar to the ....model

that sounds great to me. thank u

Can I also so

AS similar to the ....model

Is this "as" correct?

No.. doesn't sound right to me.

>>>aehnlich wie bei dem anderen Model...<<<<

"similar to the other models..."

or, I suppose you might be able to say:

"as with the other models..."

What's the full context of what you want to say?

One really needs the complete sentence. Be careful, if you want to use "similar," to distinguish between: "One uses X similarly to the other model," versus "The use of X is similar to the use of ther other model." These fragments with "as" and "similar" and "likewise" all make me nervous.

Thanks for your help! What I want to say is...

Aehnlich wie bei dem Model ZX, definiert auch diese Methode Produkte als...

somethinng like:
Similar to the model, this method B also defines products as

@S Johnson

...yeah, me too.

More context, please!

As with model ZX, this method also defines products as ....

Thank you. In your context, I would _definitely_ use "as with." By the way, if you want to use "Similar/ly," then I think you need "Simmilarly to the model, ...", but I find that awkward.

all right, thanks. and next time I will provide more context right from the start... promised :-)

"As with Model ZX...." (or 'As with the ZX Model,...')

>>>>Aehnlich wie bei dem Model ZX, definiert auch diese Methode Produkte als...

That would be my suggestion.

You could actually even go so far as to say:
"As in the case with Model ZX..." .. but it wouldn't be necessary.

haha.. seems we're all typing at the same time.

I completely agree with SJohnson's comments above (also with the comment on similar/ly)