We practiced many sentences using 「(reason) から、 〜ます。」 You remembered them well and said them very nicely. We also worked on Intermission 1: Useful Expressions. You learned 「もしかして」 and 「さすが」. Try using them with your friends!
Our next lesson will be on Friday as usual. We’ll move on to a new section.
Thank you so much for always joining the lesson at the same time and right on time. I truly appreciate it. It’s a wonderful habit, and it’s very important.
Today, we practiced moshikashite and sasuga from Intermediate 1 – Intermission: Useful Expressions.
“Moshikashite” is a soft and polite way to confirm what the other person intends. “Sasuga” is a phrase used to praise someone. Both expressions are placed at the beginning of the sentence.
For example, in Japan we use kilometers, and in the U.S. people use miles. You converted kilometers to miles effortlessly. This is a perfect moment to say: “Amazing! Sasuga!” It’s truly a useful expression.
You also consistently use the vocabulary and phrases we study in class when you speak. That is really wonderful. You shared many stories again today, and I enjoyed our conversation very much. I hope you also enjoyed the lesson time. See you on Friday!
