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Verb[て]+ いる
Verb[て]+ る
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「ている①」の情報
ている is a construction used in Japanese to convey that someone or something is existing in a constant state of 'doing' the verb that comes before て. In English, depending on the verb, this can be translated as 'is (A)', 'am (A), or 'are (A)~ing'. The expression is made by adding いる to the て form of either る-Verbs, or う-Verbs.
Due to いる being one of the verbs for 'existing' in Japanese, the ている form means something closer to 'continuing to exist in a specific state', rather than (A)~ing in English. This is why verbs like 死ぬ, and 知る, appear as the ている form in Japanese, when they would appear as the past form in English.
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何をしている?
What are you doing?
寿司を食べている。
I am eating sushi.
今、勉強していないよ。
I am not studying now.
今、兄は寝ていません。
My older brother is not sleeping now.
彼は図書館で日本語を勉強しているだろう。
He is studying Japanese at the library, right?
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オンライン
Request (TE) form + Present Continuous (doING)
Japanese Ammo [video]
ている uses explained
BriefJapanese
ている vs. ているところ
Japanese StackExchange
ます, ています verb conjugation (Videos #14 ~ #17)
Japanese Ammo [video]
オフライン
[DBJG] A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar
Page 2 & 155
Genki I 2nd Edition
Page 170
Genki I 3rd Edition
Page 136
Marugoto Elementary 1 (A2) Rikai
Page 24, 50
Marugoto Elementary 2 (A2) Rikai
Page 33
Tae Kim's Japanese Grammar Guide
Page 114
みんなの日本語 I
Page 92 [CH 14]
みんなの日本語 II
Page 24 [CH 28]
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「ている①」に関する文法ディスカッション
最近の返信 (合計16件)
mietolim
I figured after checking the correct answer that’s it’s probably related to that grammar point, still, it could be useful to have a mention of it in this grammar point to make it clear how it works. I assume there isn’t a separate lesson about the negative form of 〜ている later on.
tonbo
Was in the same boat as @mietolim here. In part because I’m following the Genki path and casual negation is actually covered after the basics of て. I agree, that a pointer would be nice as I also expected the page to be more “batteries included” in light of the other high quality info that is already there.
ctmf
Hey can I resurrect this thread to 2nd onekun’s confusion?
I think I get the ~ている as ongoing action concept, and even the ~てて conjuction of more than one verb phrase, but I would never think to use it like this
これを捨ててください (from one of the -ra pluralizer prompts)
How is this different from これを捨てください?
Edit: duh never mind the first て is part of the verb itself. Question not deleted so I can feel the shame.
(Still, I feel like I do see that ~てて sometimes when it’s not conjunctive, just never at a convenient time to catch it and ask. Still watching for a good example)
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