First, we reviewed your self-introduction. You did a great job pronouncing 「ウェディングコンテンツクリエイター (wedingu kontentsu kurieitaa)」!
After that, we studied several Japanese greetings. You already knew many of them, and your pronunciation was very clear and easy to understand.
Today, we also practiced using 「すきです (suki desu)」 to talk about things you like. You were able to tell me about many of your favorite things in Japanese:
わたしはアニメがすきです。 Watashi wa anime ga suki desu. I like anime.
わたしはラーメンがすきです。 Watashi wa raamen ga suki desu. I like ramen.
わたしはダンスがすきです。 Watashi wa dansu ga suki desu. I like dancing.
わたしはロマンスがすきです。 Watashi wa romansu ga suki desu. I like romance.
You also told me that you like wasabi! I’m not a big fan of wasabi myself. You also told me that you don’t like natto.
You have a dog, so we also learned how to say:
いぬがだいすきです。 Inu ga daisuki desu. I love dogs.
At the end of class, you were able to say this very well:
フルーツバスケットがすきです。 Furuutsu Basuketto ga suki desu. I like Fruits Basket.
Being able to talk about the things you like makes conversations in Japanese much more interesting and personal. You did a great job expressing yourself in Japanese today!
Thank you again for coming to class. See you in our next lesson!
It would be great if you could play futsal when you visit Japan. I think there are places in Tokyo where you can just drop in and play, so I'll look into it for you.
★はなしたこと ・すこし としうえ です。 He is a little older. ・ともだちは ２いでした。 My friend came in 2nd place. １い（いちい）、2い（にい）、３い（さんい） ・「ふん」と「ぷん」 いっぷん、にふん、さんぷん、よんふん、ごふん、ろっぷん、ななふん、はっぷん、きゅうふん、じゅっぷん （またいっしょにれんしゅうしましょう）
