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Grammar detail: adjective + bodily function + する
adjective + bodily function + する - have
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My current mastery of this grammar point:
In English, we typically use the word 'have' to refer to body parts or bodily functions. Japanese is actually closer to French, which uses the the word 'do' in the same context - in Japanese, we use する, in the present progressive form, している (I am doing).
adjective + bodily function + をしている
means to have ~
This syntax applies not only to the voice and bodily functions but also to the five senses.
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