--- In [email protected], "KoOkY!"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How's about "Nani yatsuteru no?"
"Yatsuteru no" is pronounced "yatteru no". Note that the "tsu"
character is a little smaller than the others.
The sentence means "What are you doing?"
Some other examples:
-"Nani shiteru/shiteiru no?" "Nani mo." ("What are you
doing?" "Nothing.")
-"Nani yonderu/yondeiru no?" "Suiri shousetsu da yo." ("What are you
reading?" "A mystery novel.")
-"Nani benkyou shiteru/shiteiru no?" "Nihongo da yo." ("What are you
studying?" "Japanese.")
Make some sentences yourself with the verbs you know to learn this
sentence pattern.
Kamui
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