I've learned that in Japanese we can make relative clauses like this:
あの眼鏡をかけた人が田中さんです。
But can we do the same thing with the -て form of a verb? For example, could we make a sentence with a similar grammatical structure incorporating "verb-て人"?
I've learned that in Japanese we can make relative clauses like this:
あの眼鏡をかけた人が田中さんです。
But can we do the same thing with the -て form of a verb? For example, could we make a sentence with a similar grammatical structure incorporating "verb-て人"?