You've already learned that the verb する means to do, and that it can be used after many nouns to make verbs.
The verb する can also be used in other ways, one of which is to indicate the cost of an item.
| This bag costs 10,000 yen. | この 鞄 は 一万 円 します。kono kaban ha itiman en simasu. |
The verb する can also mean to wear, but only in relation to accessories.
| (I) wear a necktie. | ネクタイ を する。nekutai wo suru. |
| (I)'m wearing a necklace. | ネックレス を して いる。nekkuresu wo site iru. |
The verb する can also be used to report on sensations. Note that in this case we use the particle が and not the particle を.
| This salad tastes like lemon. | この サラダ は レモン の 味 が する。kono sarada ha remon no azi ga suru. Sentence from Tatoeba |
| (I) have an unpleasant feeling. | 嫌な 気持ち が する。iyana kimoti ga suru. |
The verb する can also be used to tell what work we do. We need to use the present continuous here to indicate that our profession is an ongoing state.
| (I) am a cook. | 料理人 を して いる。ryourinin wo site iru. |
| (She) is a police officer. | 警官 を して います。keikan wo site imasu. |
The verb する can also be used to indicate other features of persons or things than their professions. In this case we again need to use the present continuous.
| (He) has cold eyes. | 冷たい 目 を して います。tumetai me wo site imasu. |
| (She) has a cute face. | 可愛い 顔 を して いる。kawaii kao wo site iru. |
As we've already learned before, する is also used in relation to games, sports and hobbies.
| Let's play American football tomorrow. | 明日 アメフト を しましょう。asita amehuto wo simasyou. |
