My photography project: Asking friends to participate

💬 [ねえ] is often stretched a little in speech to get someone's attention, more like "hey…" than a crisp dictionary word. It's casual, so use it with friends, not in polite situations.

💬 Put [の] between two nouns and the first one describes the second: [写真のプロジェクト] is a project "of/about photos." You can reuse this pattern easily, like [家族の写真] for "a family photo."

💬 [〜をしている] means "am doing" or "have been doing," so it often covers both present action and an ongoing project. You can swap in other nouns too: [勉強をしている] = "I'm studying."

💬 The [んだ] at the end adds an explanatory, sharing tone — like "you see" or "actually." It's very common when giving a bit of background, as in [今忙しいんだ] = "I'm busy right now, you see."

💬 [どんな] usually goes right before a noun: [どんな写真] = "what kind of photos," [どんな人] = "what kind of person." If there's no noun after it, you'd usually use [どんなの] instead.