How to say you have not yet done in Japanese | まだ～ていません

The video tutorial covers a series of conversational exercises focusing on the use of 'not yet' in various contexts. It begins with questions about booking and lunch, moves on to material preparation and practice, and includes advanced practice scenarios. The session concludes with final questions and a wrap-up of the course.

What is the response when asked if you have booked a meeting room?

• Not yet.

• No, I haven't.

• I don't know.

• Yes, I have.

How would you respond if you haven't eaten lunch yet?

• I will eat later.

• I haven't eaten yet.

• I am not hungry.

• I have eaten.

What is the correct response if you haven't made the material yet?

• I forgot to make it.

• I will make it tomorrow.

• I haven't made it yet.

• I have made it.

If you haven't booked a restaurant yet, what should you say?

• I don't need to book it.

• I have booked it.

• I haven't booked a restaurant yet.

• I will book it soon.

How do you respond if you haven't returned the library books?

• I have returned them.

• I haven't returned the library books yet.

• I lost the books.

• I will return them next week.

What should you say if you haven't applied for the JLPT yet?

• I don't want to apply.

• I have applied.

• I will apply next year.

• I haven't applied for JLPT yet.

If you haven't decided on a party shop, what is the appropriate response?

• I don't need a party shop.

• I will decide later.

• I have decided.

• I haven't decided on a party shop yet.