Thank you for joined our traial lesson. Today we learned sukidesu/suki jya arimasen（I like〜/I donｔlike〜） next week lets talk use these phrases and learn new Japanese. Thank you See you next week
Thank you for coming to today's lesson. We learned how to use "arimasu" and "imasu" to talk about the existence of things and people. I hope you now understand the difference between the two. We also learned how to respond to questions such as "Arimasu ka?" and "Imasu ka?"
Thank you for joining the lesson. It was our first lesson in about a month, and I was glad to see that you were doing well. As output practice, you talked about your trip to Canada. I didn’t know that Hamilton, Canada, was famous for its street art. Thank you for showing me the photos and telling me all about it.
Thank you for attending the lesson. We continued with the Intermediate 1 review test from last week and did a retest. You passed this time—congratulations! I gave you a brief introduction to Intermediate 2, but starting next week, let’s begin working through the Intermediate 2 lessons in earnest.
Thank you for joining the lesson as always! It was great to see you again! We continued practicing how to change verbs from the masu‑form to the dictionary form, and we also reviewed “suru koto,” the grammar pattern that means “things to do.” We finished this part today. We created multiple sentences using “things to do,” and you also shared your hobbies and dreams. You’re improving because you actually speak the language—this is exactly how you get better. Thank you for your hard work adn your effort!
Next time, we will study the ta‑form. For example, we will learn how to talk about experiences, using the pattern “I have done 〜.
Next week, the school will be on break. Have a wonderful week, and see you in October!
I really enjoyed our Japanese lesson today! We studied how to use and differentiate "kore," "sore," and "are." Try using them a lot in your daily life! There will be no lesson next week, so I'll see you the week after next!
