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Name: Risa
Date: 2026/08/24(月) 15:25
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Title: Chris san
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Thank you for coming to class today! ありがとうございました。
First, we reviewed the different verb tenses and forms we have studied. You remembered the conjugations very well and were able to use them correctly without making mistakes. Great job!
After that, we practiced talking about Jane’s daily routine. You were able to use many different nouns and verbs to describe Jane’s schedule throughout the day.
7:00
しちじに ジェーンは おきます。
Jane wa shichiji ni okimasu.
Jane wakes up at 7:00.
8:00
はちじに ジェーンは あさごはんを たべます。
Jane wa hachiji ni asagohan o tabemasu.
Jane eats breakfast at 8:00.
9:00
くじに ジェーンは がっこうへ いきます。
Jane wa kuji ni gakkou e ikimasu.
Jane goes to school at 9:00.
12:00
じゅうにじに ジェーンは ひるごはんを たべます。
Jane wa juuniji ni hirugohan o tabemasu.
Jane eats lunch at 12:00.
17:00
じゅうしちじに ジェーンは うちへ かえります。
Jane wa juushichiji ni uchi e kaerimasu.
Jane goes home at 5:00 PM.
19:00
じゅうくじに ジェーンは ばんごはんを たべます。
Jane wa juukuji ni bangohan o tabemasu.
Jane eats dinner at 7:00 PM.
20:00
にじゅうじに ジェーンは テレビを みます。
Jane wa nijuji ni terebi o mimasu.
Jane watches TV at 8:00 PM.
22:00
にじゅうにじに ジェーンは ねます。
Jane wa nijuuniji ni nemasu.
Jane goes to bed at 10:00 PM.
Then, you told me about your own daily routine in more detail, adding the times for each activity. You did a really good job!
We also talked about how time is expressed differently in Japan and Hawaii. In Japan, the 24-hour clock is commonly used, so expressions such as 17じ and 22じ are very common. Thank you for explaining how time is usually expressed in Hawaii. I learned something new from you too!
We also practiced how to say “Shall we...?” in Japanese, using sentences such as:
いっしょにダンスをおどりませんか。
Shall we dance together?
We have been learning many different verbs recently, so Japanese is gradually becoming more complicated. However, you are using the verbs very well.
Recently, you have become able to talk more and more about yourself in Japanese using the verbs and grammar we have studied. I can really see how much your Japanese has improved! Each new step may feel difficult at first, but your Japanese skills are steadily getting better.
Most importantly, you are always very active and willing to speak Japanese during our lessons. That is a great attitude to have when learning a language!
Let’s keep practicing Japanese together.
Thank you again for coming to class today. See you in our next lesson! またね！
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Name: ひろこ Hiroko
Date: 2026/08/24(月) 15:03
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Title: ケビンさん Kevin san
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こんばんは、ケビンさん
Today, we worked on the Lesson 5
‘チャレンジ なにがいますか。'
Here are some notes from today's lesson.
からい hot,spicy
あまい sweet
ふんすい
ゲート もん
フラフープ
はっぽん ８ぽん
いけ pond
すいぞくかん
トンネル
Enjoy your mom's birthday celebration with your family.
Let's meet again next week or the week after.
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Name: Shiho しほ
Date: 2026/08/24(月) 14:46
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Title: James Wang さん
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久石譲さんのカリフォルニアでのコンサートチケットは、とても高いですね。びっくりしました！
今日のポイント
★はNHKニュース 久石譲さん、ギネス記録
★verb
★かんじクイズ 古・新・先・今・週・耳・目など
らいしゅうあいましょう!
しほ
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Name: Shiho しほ
Date: 2026/08/24(月) 14:43
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Title: Luka Alienstage さん
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The kanji will gradually get more difficult.
Let's practice a lot!
きょうのクラス：
★kanji 学・校
★Intermission2 まずは・そのとおりです！
★l8
いいます⇒いわない
たべます⇒たべない
見ます⇒見ない
またね。
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Name: MIKA YOSHIMURA
Date: 2026/08/24(月) 14:18
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Title: Rhea Anne Masilang-san
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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! -
Mika☺
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Name: Furukawa Sayaka
Date: 2026/08/24(月) 14:11
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Title: Bladimir Guzmanさん
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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)
See you next lesson！
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Name: Masako Kakuta
Date: 2026/08/24(月) 13:19
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Title: Matteo san
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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😊
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Name: Masako Kakuta
Date: 2026/08/24(月) 13:15
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Title: Joyce さん
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きょうもいっしょにレッスンができてとてもたのしかったです。
Joyceさんは、なんでもすぐにおぼえるので、まいかいほんとうに
おどろいています。
にほんのおまつり、はなび、やたい、ゆかた・・・たくさんのことばといみをおぼえてくださいね。
らいしゅう、たのしみにしています😊
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Name: ゆい
Date: 2026/08/24(月) 12:53
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Title: Minoruさん
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Thank you for the lesson today!
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.)
★て形 and た形 (Same Pattern!)
のむ → のんで（て形）／ のんだ（た形）
たべる → たべて（て形）／ たべた（た形）
See you soon!
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Name: Satomi Inagaki
Date: 2026/08/24(月) 12:37
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Title: Gene-san
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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.
Have a wonderful week, and see you next week!
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