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Name: Nishimura Masae
Date: 2026/09/21(月) 13:03
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Title: Yousuf san
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For our first regular lesson, we ended up having a pretty deep conversation right from the start! That happened because a few things caught my attention during our previous chats.
Did you know that the Japanese word Daijobu has two completely different meanings—one positive and one negative? The negative meaning is especially popular among younger people. If someone asks, "Would you like this?" instead of clearly saying "I don't need it," people often reply with "Daijobu desu." Tricky, right?
So, if you really want to say "Yes, please!", what should you use? We learned the magic phrase: "Zehi! Onegaishimasu!" Both words are super versatile and handy in many situations.
We also explored how to turn things down. Japanese people rarely yell "NO!", even in meetings or business negotiations. How do you refuse? It's simple: "Ano... sore wa... chotto..."
We ran through a few scenarios together, and when I joked, "Shall we extend the lesson a little longer?" you fired back with, "Ie ie... sore wa chotto..." You sounded just like a native speaker! I was so deeply impressed by how naturally you pulled off a real-life conversation.
I love your passion for soaking up Japanese culture along with the language, and I'm stoked to keep supporting you. You crushed it today. See you next week!
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Name: Satomi Inagaki
Date: 2026/09/21(月) 12:49
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Title: Vashti-san & Edoger-san
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Thank you, as always, for joining the lesson. It was truly wonderful to see you, and I really appreciate it.
At the beginning of the lesson, we talked about the weather in Puerto Rico and in Japan. It was a nice small talk using both present and past tense.
Today, we continued studying everyday expressions such as moshikashite (“it could be”) and sasuga (“as expected”).
During the lesson, I introduced sumo, a traditional Japanese sport. As you said, sumo matches are quick, and even a smaller wrestler can throw a larger opponent, which makes it very exciting. Recently, it has become popular among younger people as well.
Thank you for remembering the old Japanese expression kuwabara.
It even made me remember it again. Your effort to speak Japanese is truly wonderful.
I really enjoyed sharing our stories with each other, and I hope you felt the same.
Have a great week, and see you next time!
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Name: ひろこ Hiroko
Date: 2026/09/21(月) 12:43
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Title: コーディさん Cody san
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きょうのえにっきも よかったですね。
きょうは countersを べんきょうしました。
ひとつ、ふたつ、みっつ、よっつ、いつつ、
むっつ、ななつ、やっつ、ここのつ、とお
★あたらしい ことば
かります to rent
みかん
ヨーグルト
けしゴム
かぎ
りんご
たまご
ちかい
とおい
まってください
あたらしい いえは いいですね。
ひっこし、がんばって！
Good luck with the move!
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Name: Masako Kakuta
Date: 2026/09/21(月) 12:35
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Title: Matteo san
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Thank you for coming today's lesson.
I am happy for you to enjoy Japanese game.
You could sturdy new Japanese words and letters.
See you next😊
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Name: Masako Kakuta
Date: 2026/09/21(月) 12:30
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Title: Joyce さん
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きょうもレッスンにきてくれてありがとう！
きょうは、どうして～？なぜ～？りゆうをきくlessonをしました。
～からです。かわいい、かっこいい、やすい、たかい、ィけいようし
＋からでりゆうをいえましたね😊
いつもたのしくべんきょうできています。
またらいしゅう👍
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Name: Naomi
Date: 2026/09/21(月) 12:26
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Title: Jason Hirata san
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Jason san
今日も 学習ポイントの「そうです（直感/伝聞でんぶん）」「ようです」を勉強しました。ニュアンスが少し難しかったですか？ 例文をたくさん学べば、慣れてくると思います。また、一緒に練習していきましょう。
〇今日の授業
みんなの日本語初級文型練習帳Ⅱ ｐ１４０
テキスト Advanced L4 例文 ②ー２まで
漢字 塩分（えんぶん）、水分（すいぶん）、岡（おか）、位（くらい）
〇宿題 みんなの日本語初級文型練習帳Ⅱ ｐ１４２
では、また来週！
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Name: Yuko
Date: 2026/09/21(月) 12:06
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Title: Christian-san
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Konbanwa, Christian-san.Thank you for joining my lesson.
Today you studied and mastered how to count suuji(numbers). You did a great job and are such a fast learner!
Hope to see you next time.
0-10 : rei,ichi,ni,san,yon,go,roku,nana,hachi,kyuu, juu
10-90 :juu, nijuu, sanjuu, yonjuu, gojuu, rokujuu, nanajuu, hachijuu, kyuujuu, hyaku
11,12,13...:juuichi,juuni,juusan...
21,22,23...:nijuuichi, nijuuni, nijuusan...
100 : hyaku
Yuko
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Name: Yumi
Date: 2026/09/21(月) 12:03
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Thank you for taking 1st trial lesson! I'm glad that I had a chance to have a lesson with you.
★introduce ourselves じこしょうかい
なまえはエマです。
アメリカにすんでいます。
ダンスがすきです。
たんじょうび（birthday）は、〇がつ〇にちです。
You understood my Japanese very well and answered every question. Great work!
Looking forward to seeing you next week again.
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Name: Yumi
Date: 2026/09/21(月) 11:36
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Title: Ethan-san
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Thank you for taking my lesson today.
★つくえの うえに ねこが います。
まえ、うしろ in front & behind
みぎ、ひだり right & left
うえ、した、 up & down
なか、そと inside & outside
つくえ desk
いす chair
テレビ TV
しんぶん news paper
かばん bag
いえ house
You did very well with using those words.
★other phrases
いそがしい busy
おつかれさま Good job
みぎきき、ひだりきき right handed, Left handed
I know you are busy with your work lately.
Take care and get some rest.おつかれさま！
See you next week.
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Name: Mami Sensei
Date: 2026/09/21(月) 11:11
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Title: Oscar san
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Today, you can use "suki desu" very good! Now, you know how to ask, so you can have conversations in Japanese!
Vocabulary
lever: Rebaa
Grammer point: Asking others if they like 〜? and saying "I don't like〜. "
〜 ga suki desu ka?(Do you like〜？)
Hai, suki desu.(Yes, I like.)
iie, suki ja naidesu.(No, I don't like.)
〜ga suki ja naidesu.(I don't like〜.)
sentences:
(food) ga suki desu ka?
(anime) ga suki desu ka?
(sports) ga suki desu ka?
(food) ga suki ja naidesu.
(anime) ga suki ja naidesu.
(sports) ga suki ja naidesu.
The next lesson: Let's make dialogue for conversation!
September 27th, Sunday, at 6:30pm〜, Zoom91
Thank you for coming today! See you next week!
あいさつ
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