How to say a person is doing in Japanese | ～ている人

The video tutorial focuses on identifying individuals based on their actions and appearance, using Mr. Suzuki as a recurring example. It includes practice scenarios where viewers are asked to identify people by their actions, such as wearing glasses or sitting in a chair. The tutorial progresses to more advanced practice with questions and answers, reinforcing the learning objectives. The session concludes with a summary of the key points covered.

Who is Mr. Suzuki in the video?

• A person wearing a hat

• A person holding a bag

• A person wearing a white shirt

• A person sitting in a chair

What is the main focus of the section on specific actions?

• Identifying people by their actions

• Discussing travel photos

• Identifying people by their clothing

• Talking about company events

In the practice session, who is the person sitting in a chair?

• A person talking on the phone

• A person sitting in a chair

• A person taking a photo

• A person wearing glasses

Who is the person taking a picture in the practice session?

• A person with a bag

• A person sitting in a chair

• A person taking a picture

• A person reading a book

During the final practice, who is the person talking on the phone?

• A person reading a book

• A person wearing a hat

• A person from the company

• A person eating lunch

Who is identified as reading a book in the final practice?

• A person eating lunch

• A person talking on the phone

• A person wearing glasses

• A Japanese teacher

In the final practice, who are the people eating lunch with?

• Their neighbors

• Their colleagues

• Their friends

• Their family