こんばんわ！ Today we studied the conditional form "れば.” We reviewed verb Groups 1 to 3, and then compared reba with the conditional forms we learned earlier: と and たら. We summarized the differences simply as: to → "When A happens, B always happens." (natural result) ba →“If A happens, B will happen." (logical / general) tara → "When/If A happens, then B." (most natural for daily life)
You always ask excellent questions, and I'm truly impressed by your curiosity and depth of thinking. In our next lesson, let's continue exploring how these conditional forms are used differently in real situations.
Thank you for joining the lesson today. Great work, おつかれさまでした。and have a wonderful week. See you again in May!
Konbanwa Brecken-san, Gia-san,it was nice to see you again. Thank you for taking all the trial lessons. I had a good time with you. You both are really fast learners! I was amazed to see you conversing with each other in Japanese! Enjoy your trip to Japan next month, and hopefully you keep studying Japanese.
*What you learned today:
(Watashi wa) anime ga suki ja arimasen : I don't like anime. anime ga totemo desu: I like anime a lot. anime ga chotto suke desu. : I like anime a bit.
anime ga sukidesuka? : Do you like anime? -- Hai. sukidesu.: Yes, I do. --Iie, suki ja arimasen : No, I don't.
Sumimasen, coffee hitotsu/futatsu onegaishimasu.:Excuse me, Can I get one/two coffee(s), please? Sumimasen, kore onegaishimasu.(while pointing at the one you want to buy): Excuse me, Can I get this, please?
