> Think this way. The structure "Nani -teiru no" means "What are you -
> ing?". I'll show you some examples.
>
> -Nani tabeteiru no? (What are you eating?)
Thanks for the great examples ! But how does one say in japanese:
1) what is there to eat?
2) is there anything to eat?
(tabemono ga arimasu ka? though I think tabemono means 'something to
eat' / 'food' instead of 'anything to eat')
The above distinction in japanese is completely lost on me.
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