How to ask who in Japanese | 誰が～ですか

The video tutorial covers a range of topics, starting with an introduction to the characters and setting. It then moves on to discuss a tennis tournament, including who won and the excitement of the game. The tutorial also focuses on practicing Japanese language skills, particularly forming questions. It provides a detailed explanation of how to construct questions in Japanese, followed by practical examples to reinforce learning. The session concludes with a summary of the key points covered.

Who won the tennis championship mentioned in the conversation?

• The manager

• John

• Miss Mary

• Sakura-san

What is the role of 'who' in a descriptive statement?

• It identifies the subject of the sentence

• It is used to describe an action

• It is used to indicate a location

• It marks the object of the sentence

In the practice section, who is identified as the leader?

• Sakura-san

• Mr. John

• Mary

• The manager

Who is going to the party according to the practice examples?

• The manager

• Miss Mary

• Sakura-san

• Mary and I

Who made the cake in the practice examples?

• Mary

• Younger sister

• Older sister

• Friend

Who gave the flower in the practice examples?

• Sakura-san

• Mary

• The manager

• A friend

In the further practice section, who is identified as British?

• The manager

• Mr. John

• That person

• Older sister