Finally the winter Olympics started in Korea.
There are various countries players.
I found a woman’s figure skater from Israel.
When I visited Israel, I did not feel they played any winter sports in Israel.
But many people run and there are a lot of training places along the beach.
Maybe there are a lot of good athletes.

I introduce a Japanese pro verb “Suru(する)” in this lesson.
Let’s get started.

We use the pro verb “Suru(する)” in the case there is not a proper verbs.

For example
“Ski” and “Skate” are verbs in English.
But there is not a verb in Japanese.
In that case we use “Suru(する)”.

“Watashi Wa A Wo Suru(わたしはAをする。)”

Here A is a noun.
“Sukii(スキー)” and “Sukeeto(スケート)” are nouns in Japanese.

Watashi Wa Sukii Wo Suru
(わたしはスキーをする。)
I ski.

Watashi Wa Sukeeto Wo Suru
(わたしはスケートをする。)
I skate.

The other sports like tennis and basketball we can use “Wo Suru(をする)”.

Anata Wa Tenisu Wo Suru
(あなたはテニスをする。)
You play tennis.

Kare Wa Basukettobooru Wo Suru
(かれはバスケットボールをする。)
He plays basketball.

And also we can use it for some games.

Watashi Wa Toranpu Wo Suru
(わたしはトランプをする。)
I play cards.

Anata Wa Shougi Wo Suru
(あなたはしょうぎをする。)
You play Shogi (Japanese chess).

The other “Wo Suru (をする)” cases are below.

Benkyo Wo Suru
(べんきょうをする)
study

Renraku Wo Suru
(れんらくをする)
inform

Denwa Wo Suru
(でんわをする)
call (phone call)

Shigoto Wo Suru
(しごとをする)
work (do business)

Kaimono Wo Suru
(かいものをする)
shop

Shawa Wo Suru
(シャワーをする)
take a shower

Shanpu Wo Suru
(シャンプーをする)
shampoo

Ryokou Wo Suru
(りょこうをする)
take a trip/ travel

Karaoke Wo Suru
(カラオケをする)
sing karaoke/ do karaoke

OK, that’s it.
Thank you so much.
Have a good trip!