How to say it seems like in Japanese | ～みたいです（現在）

The video tutorial discusses a popular song and its widespread appeal, followed by preparations for a video conference with the US headquarters. It addresses concerns about English proficiency and reassures that Japanese is understood. The tutorial includes language practice exercises, focusing on phrases and sentence structures. It concludes with questions about the popularity of Japanese food and the benefits of jogging.

What is the main concern of the speaker regarding the upcoming video conference?

• Their English proficiency

• The time of the conference

• The topic of discussion

• The location of the conference

What language do many people at the head office understand?

• German

• Spanish

• French

• Japanese

Which phrase is practiced to indicate something is beneficial for health?

• It seems to be good for the body

• It seems to be popular

• It seems to be just Japanese

• It seems to be a new trend

What is the example given for a popular item in the practice session?

• A book

• A movie

• A dish

• A song

What is the speaker asked to do in the practice session?

• Write a letter in English

• Give a speech in Japanese

• Give a speech in English

• Translate a document

What is the first question asked in the practice session?

• Do you like Japanese culture?

• Is sushi a popular dish?

• Is Japanese food popular in your country?

• Is ramen a healthy food?

What is the second question asked in the practice session?

• Is running a good exercise?

• Is jogging good for you?

• Is walking beneficial?

• Is cycling a good workout?