Thread: Please help me

how do I say "the man who is sitting in the cafe, wearing the blue suit." ?

Мужчина, который сидит в кафе как пробка, и носит синий костюм.

Why "как пробка"? Where did you get it?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe if he's wearing the blue suit right now, you mustn't use "nosit." Simply "v sinem kostume", methinks.

Он так глупый!
Да, глупый как пробка!

Он очень хитрий!
Да, хитрий как лиса...

О сильном человеке..
Сильний как медведь

Pravit: you're right.

"Человек, который сидит в кафе, одет в синий костюм"

Is it more preferable to use Сидит rather than the participle ? For example if he was reading, instead of sitting "Мужчина который, читающий" ... so on. Or what... I don't know participles very well, so slap me if i am wrong.

Мужчина, сидящий в кафе, одет в синий костюм.

Thank a lot for the help. I was simply wondering how I might structure a sentance like this. actually it is quite complicated.

participles are used more in formal work, written texts etc. Kotori is better here

thanks drew