In Japanese, how do I say 'It smells like toast'?

Question

Well, that was an example :P Others Id like translated:

It sounds like she's not happy

She looks really ill

She looks like a lost dog

She smells like a pile of dirt

This bread tastes like sushi

Last sentence is example too, so I work out grammar structure :P The first foods that came into my head :P

Answer 1

He sel li hos.

Answer 2

Did you ask if it smells like toast or it smell like stinky toes?  

Answer 3

It sounds like she's not happy

=kanojo wa ureshiku nai mitai dane.

description :

it sounds like ~ = ~ mitai dane

she's = kanojo wa ~ desu

not happy = ureshiku nai

She looks really ill

=kanojo wa hontou ni taichou ga warui mitai dane.

description :

she = kanojo wa

looks = mitai dane

really = hontou ni

ill = taichou ga warui, byouki..etc.

She looks like a lost dog

=kanojo wa maigo no inu mitai dane.

description :

she = kanojo wa

looks like = mitai dane

lost = maigo no

dog = inu

She smells like a pile of dirt

=kanojo wa gomi no yama mitai na nioi ga suru ne.

description :

she = kanojo wa

smells = nioi, nioi ga suru

like ~ = ~ mitai na

pile of ~ = ~ no yama

dirt = gomi

This bread tastes like sushi

=kono pan wa sushi mitai na aji ga suru ne.

description :

this = kono

bread = pan

tastes = aji, aji ga suru

like ~ = ~ mitai na

i know you're gonna add something :)

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