How to say you have done / have never done in Japanese | ～たことがあります

The video tutorial covers a conversation about personal experiences, such as climbing Mt. Fuji and trying Vegemite. It explains the use of 'have been' to describe experiences and provides practice examples, including making tempura. The lesson concludes with additional practice questions and a summary of key points.

Have you ever climbed Mt. Fuji? Describe your experience.

What is your opinion on Vegemite? Have you ever tried it?

Have you ever made tempura? If yes, how did you make it?

Have you ever been on a diet? What was your experience?

Have you ever learned to play a musical instrument? Which one?

Have you ever seen Kabuki? Describe your experience.

Have you ever been to karaoke? What was it like?