Is 「用」the kanji for 「よう」in the listed phrases?


Is 用 the kanji used for よう in these phrases?:

> 1) 事故のようですね。
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> 2) もう帰ったようです。
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> 3) 私のようにして下さい。
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> 4) 試験にごうかくしますように。




In all these expressions, よう, _if_ written in Kanji, would be 様 (though it's
kind of uncommon). In the first two phrases, it means 'it seems'. They mean
'It seems to be an accident' and 'It seems he/she/they have already gone
home'. In the third phrase, it means 'like': 'Make it like me' (?). In the
last phrase, it's part of the set phrase ～ますように, expressing a wish, desire, or
hope: 'I hope I/you/he/she/they pass the test'.




In all these expressions, よう, _if_ written in Kanji, would be 様 (though it's
kind of uncommon). In the first two phrases, it means 'it seems'. They mean
'It seems to be an accident' and 'It seems he/she/they have already gone
home'. In the third phrase, it means 'like': 'Make it like me' (?). In the
last phrase, it's part of the set phrase ～ますように, expressing a wish, desire, or
hope: 'I hope I/you/he/she/they pass the test'.

