Aida ni - While doing something ～間に

The video tutorial explores the speaker's interest in Japanese culture, including wearing kimonos and participating in tea ceremonies. It recounts a personal incident of bike theft and repeats the cultural interest. The tutorial explains the grammatical use of 'while' with examples, discusses travel plans to Hokkaido, and provides practice sentences. It concludes with advanced practice scenarios and questions for the audience.

What traditional Japanese practice does the speaker want to learn while living in Japan?

• Calligraphy

• Sushi making

• Tea ceremonies

• Origami

What does the word 'between' help express in a sentence?

• A choice between two options

• An action or event within a specified time period

• A comparison between two things

• A specific location

What activity does the speaker plan to do during the summer vacation?

• Attend a festival

• Climb Mount Fuji

• Go to Hokkaido

• Visit Tokyo

Which sentence correctly uses 'while' to describe simultaneous actions?

• I will call you while I arrive home.

• I eat breakfast while I am at work.

• I read a book while I was cooking dinner.

• I sleep while I am awake.

Which of the following is an example of using 'while' correctly?

• I will eat while I am full.

• I will study while the exam.

• I will travel while I am on vacation.

• I will sleep while I am awake.

What does the speaker wish they had done more of while they were a student?

• Worked

• Studied

• Relaxed

• Traveled

What is the speaker's plan during their singlehood?

• Learn a new language

• Travel abroad

• Start a business

• Adopt a pet