How do you say "何してるの (Nani shiteru no)" in Japanese?

"何してるの (Nani shiteru no)" in Japanese means "What are you doing?". This is a casual way to ask someone what they are doing. It's appropriate to use with friends and family. Using '何 (nani)' means 'what', 'してる (shiteru)' is the te-form of 'する (suru)' which means 'to do', and 'の (no)' is a sentence-ending particle that softens the question and implies familiarity.

Can you give an example of "何してるの (Nani shiteru no)" in a sentence?

"今何してるの" which translates to "What are you doing?"

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