The noun 'study' is "benkiyou" in Japanese. The verb 'to study' in present tense is 'benkiyoushi-masu.'
べんきょうします。
The negative form of 'to study' (to not study) in present tense is 'benkiyoushi-masen'.
べんきょうしません。
For past tense (positive), add '-mashita' -ました instead of '-masu' or '-masen'.
For past tense (negative), add '-masendeshita' -ませんでした instead of 'masu', 'masen' or 'mashita'.
べんきょう (benkyou) is the noun for study, whereas べんきょうする (benkyou suru) means to study (the verb).
To say I am studying would be わたしはべんきょうしています。 (watashi WA benkyou shite imasu.), so simply studying would be benkyou shite imasu.
Asobiba. Im studying Japanese currently in America.
estoy estudiando japones :)
that the Japanese like it short
何を勉強しますか : 'nani wo benkyou shimasu ka?' means 'what are you studying?' in Japanese.
it baecause i can
my study was OK, studying for Japanese and maths exams
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i am studying = aami porchee I am studying bangla = aami bangla porchee
To say "I am studying" in French, you would say "Je suis en train d'Γ©tudier."
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'Mada benkyou shite imasu ka.'
To say old Japanese illustrations in Japanese, you say "Mukashi no Nihon no irasuto".