Thank you for joyning the lesson again. Great job! I am sorry to hear it will end in the next lesson. I will be waiting for you the next lesson. Let's keep pussing until the very end.
Today, we studied phrases for asking about stores and sections in places like department stores and shopping malls.
“ほんや は どこ ですか” is a phrase used when you are looking for an independent bookstore in a place like shopping mall or large commercial facility.
On the other hand, “ほんうりば は どこ ですか” is used when you are looking for the area or corner where books are placed inside a larger store such as a supermarket or department store.
We also practiced how to say the floors in a department store “いっかい、にかい、さんがい...”. Your pronunciation was excellent!
In our next lesson, we will practice many phrases like “これは どこの アニメ ですか”“にほんの アニメです”
Thank you for today. Your Japanese pronunciation was very good. I’m looking forward to seeing you next week.
This is what we studied today.
a i u e o あ い う え お あい いえ うえ あお
ka ki ku ke ko か き く け こ おかし あか えき こえ
はる haru なつnatsu あきaki ふゆfuyu spring summer fall winter
We will study this in our next lesson. ① はじめまして。 hajime mashite ② わたしは ジェーンです。 watashi ｗa Jane desu ③ アメリカじんです。 Amerika jin desu ④ よろしく おねがいします。 yoroshiku onegai shimasu
① How do you do? ② I am Jane. ③ I am an American. ④ Nice to meet you.
Thank you for taking the trial lesson. It’s amazing that you want to work using Japanese in the future. Your pronunciation today was very good. Let’s meet again next week.
For homework, Please practice the greetings you learned today.
Great job on your second lesson! Your Japanese was really impressive again today. I could tell you’ve been working very hard.
Today, we studied adjectives and adjectival nouns. We practiced how to use i-adjectives and na-adjectives, as well as their past tense and negative forms. Some parts were a bit challenging, but you understood them very well!
Next week, we’ll study nouns. Let’s keep having fun with Japanese and continue working hard together!
I’m looking forward to seeing you again next week!
