----は どこですか。 Where is -----？ このみちを みぎへ いってください。 Turn to the right this road. このみちを ひだりへ いってください。 Turn to the left this road. このみちを まっすぐまえへ いって ください。 Go straight ahead on this road.
Konbanwa! Thank you for joining the lesson on Friday night. It was great to see you again! In today’s lesson, we practiced a dialogue using the useful expressions from the Intermediate textbook, Useful Expressions 3. Thank you for remembering those phrases so well. "たくさん ある”、”はつねみくは、わたしのおしです。” "たくさん" is a very Japanese‑like key expression. It's a useful phrase that can be applied regardless of whether you're talking about individual items or quantities. As you know, "おし-かつ," which refers to actively supporting your favorite idol, artist, or character, is a hot trend in Japan right now. "だいファン",in Japanese can be expressed as "big fan" in English.
Thank you so muchi again. おつかれさまでした。それではまたらいしゅう！Have an excellent weekend then. Stay well!
ashita doko e ikimasuka eega kan e ikimasu nani de ikimasuka? hikooki/sinkansen/densya de ikimasu aruite ikimasu dare to ikimasuka kazoku/tomodachi to ikimasu hitori de ikimasu
・Time ＋ に 8じ ４がつ 15にち 2025ねん etc ・The noun of the special day クリスマス（くりすます）おしょうがつ なつ やすみ
Konbanwa! Thnak you for joining the lesson on Friday night. It was great to see you! In today's lesson, we practiced using direction phrases and played the game again.
Please just remember that "mata‑ne" and“jya‑ne”are casual expressions typically used by women, while “mata‑na”and“jya‑na” are casual expressions typically used by men. We are studying the formal ways of saying these phrases in Japanese.
We learned some new vocabulary—the plural forms of "child," "I,”and "you.” *kodomo-tachi(children), anata-tachi(You), watashi-tachi(We).
We've completed Lesson 4! Your enthusiasm for learning Japanese is amazing, and it's helping our lessons progress smoothly. Thank you so much. Next, we are going to learn more about the first half of Lesson 5.
