【Common mistake in Japanese】 how to use ている and ています

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I'm using the Genki textbook to help me learn and its explanation of this got me very confused. This makes it a lot easier !! ありがとうございますみく先生

[@lisa3965]

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[@irenechng]

Your explanation is so useful! Makes the verb tense of ている／ていた　and the formal form so easy to use!

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This is a very useful way to use テイル\ています　grammar point ! Thanks so much

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[@taotapp]

I swear you're one of the only ones who talked about this side of te iru. Thank you so much for this!

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ありがとうございます。

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[@akashragu1034]

Could you please explain when to use ています and てあります particularly with transitive and intransitive verbs

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11min. When birds see its reflection in window they think its another bird so it atacks To protect its teritory Had it hapen many times in my house

[@lopsangdlama]

aarigatou miku sensei, I think I am now more clear about how to use the te iru form.

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Understanding Spanish really helps in understanding the distinction of actions in the past in Japanese!

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Thank you very much Miku-san, I'm usually confused with -masu form and te(i)ru form.

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Its really usefull.tanx sensei

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ありがとうがざいます みくさん !! この ヴイデオは大好き ！ Could you explain the difference between いえ and うち please ? Thanks in advance :)

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ie is house(Building) uchi home.however it is the same Kanji.

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[@auliaoktafiana6342]

先生、しつもんが2つある。 1. 「けっこんしません」といったら、is that mean i will not married? 2. If i had a habbit but somehow at the present i couldnt do that habbit what should i say? Example " every morning i usually do breakfast but this morning i dont eat." Is 毎朝たべています。でもけさたべていません。is that right? ありがとうございます先生

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[@markbv591]

20:20 僕は一年前にテコンドーをしてた。

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私も子供の時ソフトボールをしてた。😊

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私は子供の時サツカーがをしていた ありがとうございます　みく先生🙏

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毎日ミク先生の動画を見ってる。

[@BillZhao-qd7cc]

子供の時、よくバスケをしてた。

[@theophonchana5025]

ている auxiliary verb

[@renatomoraes5170]

ティーンエイジャーの時、暇な時間がたくさんありましたので、友だちとよく遊んでいた。

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[@justplayinbutsayin5770]

みく先生, could you do a lesson on when to use 動詞+て and 動詞+ていて ? I don't know which form to use mid-sentence. I've seen Japanse people say ほにゃらら 言って ほにゃらら and ほにゃらら 言ってて ほにゃらら.

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[@onixz100]

Hello, can you please include the Kanji and not just hiragana in the text? Thanks.

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[@shibaghugtyal415]

You are nice teacher

[@mkq4375]

Wooooow! I used 知ってる and 知らない but I was never thinking that I use two different forms XD

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子供の時バスケットボールをしてた。⛹🏻‍♀️

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分かりました。どうも、ミク先生

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10:52 Tori kawaizoo

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子供の時フォトボールと陸上競技してた。

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-ている suffix -てる suffix

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When to use plainform + と

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子供の時、僕はテニスをしてた

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3:37 How DO you say "I am working right now at Apple"?

[@momori5785]

"今アップルで働いています。" is this right?

[@iimagemelody]

You are gorgeous..thank you so much for this clear explanation. I do have a question that... ***たことがある could be used in the same meaning with the ***てた one??

[@kernfel]

〜たことがある doesn't describe an ongoing or habitual action, it only describes having done ~ at some point in the past. This is perhaps clearer when you turn it into a question: X したことがありますか？ roughly translates to "Have you ever done X?" ... or, at any rate, that's my understanding of it.

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Auxiliary verbs

[@aozora_2k]

Does "週末はたいてい何をする" sound natural?

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Verb いる

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Poor brid. You can put a black paper cutting shaped like a bird on your window. So no more birds will fly into the window and die. thank you. I love your channel.

[@rkmag1141]

Hi Sensei.. why is "shiranai" used instead of shitteinai when you answer "I don't know"? While you say "shitte imasu" when you answer "I know"..

[@aozora_2k]

While pronouncing しっています... Why isn't there an emphasis on て. Should it be like a tt sound because of the っ before it? I thought it would be pronounced at shitteimasu(and Google translate also said the same...which I don't usually trust for translations)....but apparently not.

[@inesalmeida2199]

This is an old comment but the て forms for する and 知る are different, respectively して and 知って.