Word
ている
Meaning in Englishbe doing
Sentence
Related sentences
N3
彼はまるで全部知っているかのように話していた
Kare wa marude zenbu shitte iru ka no you ni hanashite ita
He spoke as if he knew everything
N3
彼が静かなことから何か考えていると分かった
Kare ga shizuka na koto kara nanika kangaete iru to wakatta
Noticed he thinking because quiet
N3
雨が降っていたものの試合は続けられた
Ame ga futte ita mono no shiai wa tsuzukerareta
Despite rain game continued
N3
彼が成功するに違いないと感じている
Kare ga seikou suru ni chigainai to kanjite iru
Feel he succeed surely
N3
彼は毎日練習しているから上手になるに違いない
Kare wa mainichi renshuu shite iru kara jouzu ni naru ni chigai nai
Since he practices every day he will surely get better
N3
行けないことはないが今日は少し疲れている
Ikenai koto wa nai ga kyou wa sukoshi tsukarete iru
It is not impossible for me to go but I am a little tired today
N3
彼は何か心配しているように見える
Kare wa nanika shinpai shite iru you ni mieru
He looks like he is worried about something
N3
外で誰かが話しているように聞こえる
Soto de dareka ga hanashite iru you ni kikoeru
It sounds like someone is talking outside
N4
雨が降っているので今日は家にいます
Ame ga futte iru node kyou wa ie ni imasu
Since it is raining I will stay home today
Grammar
Related grammar structures
N3
〜ことになる
koto ni naru
Indicates decision result rule or change determined externally, attaches to a verb, means it has been decided that
N3
〜に決まっている
ni kimatte iru
Indicates very strong certainty based on logic or conviction, attaches to verb adjective or noun, means definitely
N4
〜ようにする
you ni suru
Indicates conscious effort to build a habit or avoid something, attaches to a verb, means try to do or make sure to
N4
〜ことにする
koto ni suru
Indicates a voluntary decision made by the speaker or group, attaches to a verb, means decide to do
N4
〜という
to iu
Indicates name, definition, quotation, or explanation, attaches to a word or sentence, means called, said that, or that is
N4
〜といえば
to ieba
Indicates association of ideas, introduces a related topic, attaches to word or sentence, means speaking of
N5
〜ている
te iru
Indicates ongoing action, continuous state, repeated habit, or resulting condition depending on context
N5
〜と思う
to omou
Indicates speaker thought opinion or assumption, connects clause with mental expression