Hi Rhea san! Thank you so much for the first trial lesson! You have so many great hobbies, and I can't believe you're a ONE OK ROCK fan! I'm so jealous that you went to their concert! Let's chat about lots of different things during our upcoming lessons! -
Thank you for coming the lesson. What we studied is as follows;
★〔review〕intermediate 3(chapter2) →review about "Noun modification" and make a sentence with picture I prepared;「えを かいているのは やとらです。」 ★intermediate 3(practice stage2) →make sentences and talk about related topic;「いちばんほしいものは たべものです。」「よく かいものする ところは しんじゅくです。」「よくかいものする こんびには いえのちかくです。」 ★intermediate 3(practice stage3) →make sentences with picture attached on the textbook;「くろい きものを きているひとは かげとらでｓ。」「べーるを かぶっているひとは ゆきです。」 ★extra practice →make sentences with comic pictures I prepared;「くろいこーと−を きているひとは りむるです。」「かみを ふたつに むすんでいるひとは みりむです。」 ★New Kanji→花（はな）・竹（たけ） ★New words →かみをむすぶ(tie hair)・べーる(veil)
Thank you so much for coming to the lesson. I am so glad to see your friend. You could introduce me to your friend so well. Both of you could play Kendama so good👍 See you next😊
Great work today with the verb flashcards! Your understanding of て形 and た形 came really quickly — you noticed right away that you just change て to た. We also practiced 〜たことがあります to talk about experiences. Building up more verb vocabulary will help a lot, so keep using the flashcards!
Sample Sentences (今日の例文)
★Talking about Experience (〜たことがあります) すしを たべたことが ありますか？ (Have you ever eaten sushi?) はい、なんかいも たべたことが あります。 (Yes, I've eaten it many times.)
★Connecting Actions (て形) ライブに いって、すしを たべました。 (I went to a live show and then ate sushi.)
Thank you for joining today’s Japanese lesson. And thank you so much for stopping by our school booth at Anime NYC after work. I truly appreciate it — and I was very happy to hear that you remembered my name. Thank you for taking the time even though you were busy.
In today’s lesson, we practiced making sentences in the past tense and negative form using kaimasu, chūmon shimasu, kaerimasu, and ryokō shimasu. We also reviewed adjectives in the past tense and negative form. Creating simple, short sentences is the most important way to build a strong foundation.
You also shared your stories today, which is another key point for improving your Japanese. Thank you very much. You worked really hard again.
