今の日本の若者に求められている能力は何だと思いますかって英語でなんて言うの？

What skill can the Japanese youth improve upon? What skill do Japanese youth need to improve upon? "to improve upon" something means that you study or work on something until you are better at it, more improved A. What skill do you think most Japanese youth lack? And what are they good at? B. I would say that Japanese youth are very disciplined. In terms of what they need to improve upon, I wouldn't know the answer.

What this question lacks is context. It is really too general to be useful. It depends on what the goal of Japanese people is or should be - and that is quite a subjective opinion - and that is not stated. If the person being asked believes that young Japanese people need to concentrate on improving mathematical ability, for example, then that person will give a purely personal reply. It may be better to ask this question stating what i is related to. For example, 'employment': "In terms of employment, what skills and characteristics should Japanese youth concentrate on improving?"

Explanation: 'Skill' is the ability to do something really well because you have practiced it well. For example, a person can be skilled at playing a sport, driving, cooking, etc. An 'ability' on the other hand is the physical and mental power that a person needs to be able to do something. For example, the ability to communicate effectively, the ability to manage time well, the ability to run long distances, etc.

▪ What do you think is missing in the Japanese youth lately? To ask what is missing is to know what is lacking or what is absent in the youngsters of Japan these days. Other sentences a. What competency do you think the youngsters in Japan need? b. Do you see anything that the Japanese youth are lacking?

Native speakers will say like this: “What would you say is the weakest ability of the Japanese youth?”. There are lots of other ways to say it, but this one is the most accurate and most commonly used. Here is an example on how to use this in a conversation: A: I've got a question. What would you say is the weakest ability of the Japanese youth? B: Honestly, I'm not sure. They always seemed diligent to me.

If you have an ability/skill it means its something you are good at/good at doing To lack in something means that you don't have enough of it and need to try harder to get it/achieve it As well as saying 'young people in Japan' you can also say 'young Japanese people'

To improve is to “get better” or “gain skill”. A weakness is an ability that can be improved.