In one lesson it says fel, and in the other lesson it says debyg - both are described as meaning ‘like’ in the sense ‘similar to’.
How do I know which to use when?
Confused. Have I missed something?
Jackie
You’ll get used to these from context, not by learning rules about them - they’re two very similar words, so you’ll be understood most of the time whichever way you go 
It might help to think that ‘fel’ can also be used sometimes where you’d use ‘as’ in English - fel rheol, as a rule, fel ddudes i, as I said.
But there is a certain amount of unavoidable overlap between them, which means the easiest possible solution is not to worry, and let exposure and context sort it out for you
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