Playing football Japanese sweeping the floor and washing clothes doing things

In Japanese, how do you use the word "する"
The Japanese verb "do" is used to do, do, and clean. Sweep the floor and wash clothes To make; make; Turn... Into a mother's child. Turn your daughter into a princess をするをするをするをす〧をす〧をす〧をす〧を〧をす〧〧を. SheJapanese played football in the afternoon
In the afternoon, I played kicks (kicks). You can do it either wayPlay football, swim in the pool, watch TV at home, teach me Japanese and buy a new camera_ Baidu knows
Playing football: playing the soccer in the pool: watching TV at home: home watch TV at home teaches me Japanese: JapaneseHow to say playing football in Japanese
サッカーをする。／ play football. Thank you
Why do the Japanese words "playing football on the playground" and "writing on the blackboard" use different auxiliary words
The playground is the place for action, and the blackboard is the place for writing.. You can think of it as writing on the blackboard, but you can't say playing football on the playground. If you write on the playground, you are on the playground when you use "Yi"Japanese translation of football
Let the ball bounceI like playing football. How do you say it in the languages and dialects of the world? You'd better match it with homophony, thank you
2. Ich lese gern Bcher und spiele gern Fuß ball. This sentence is the most literal translation of 3 Bcher und Fuß ball gefallen mir. I like (reading) books and (playing) football 4 Lesen und Fuß ball sind meine Hobbys。Xiao Wang gave me a book. I gave Xiao Wang a book. Xiao Wang can play football
Xiao Wang Shu, Xiao Wang Shu, Xiao Wang Shu, Xiao Wang Yu, Xiao Wang Yu, Xiao Wang Yu, Xiao Wang Yu how to translate Japanese into Chineseサッカーをします。 Why is Google translate 'I play football'? There is no 'i
In Japanese, subjects are often omitted, especially in daily conversations. Repeated references to yourself can make the other person feel awkward. サッカーをします。 It means playing football. I play football. It depends on the contextSome explanations of football matches in Japanese (2)
I heard that in the Japanese commentary of live 9. Goal is called when a goal is scored. Maybe it's not popular now to shout