Thank you so much for coming to our 3rd trial lesson today! We practiced saying "I like ~" (~ ga suki desu) a lot today!!! The lesson was so much fun using those cool pictures of BTS!!! It's so great how excited we can get when we share the same interests!! We won't have a lesson next week, so our 4th trial lesson will be the week after next! I'm really looking forward to seeing you again!!!
inu=dogs neko=cats daisuki=really like mame=bean kusruri=medicine shake=salmon
We went over the answers for the remaining reading comprehension questions today, and you did a great job.
I did some listening practice today for the first time in a while. It was good that you were able to pick up the keywords related to the answers. I think if you can catch a bit more of the details explaining the *reason* for the answer, you'll be able to determine the correct answer with certainty!
宿題: Listen to the previous listening exercises again.
Thank you for your 2nd trial lesson! It was so great to have a lesson again after two weeks! And I can't believe we both injured our big toes! I laughed so hard at that!! Today, we studied greetings and how to introduce yourself in Japanese!! Now you can introduce yourself to Japanese people! I'm so sorry that our 3rd trial lesson will be in two weeks again! The 3rd trial lesson will be on August 17th! I'm really looking forward to it!
The Japanese word "Sayounara" (さようなら) is often translated simply as "goodbye," but its etymology reveals a much deeper philosophy. It originates from the historical phrase "sayou naraba," which literally translates to "if it is so" or "if that is the way it must be."
Rather than a casual farewell, sayounara carries a profound sense of acceptance. It acknowledges the natural flow of time and destiny. It implies that if circumstances dictate we must part, we accept this reality with grace and a quiet understanding of life's transience.
Thanks for coming to class today. You're also studying hiragana and katakana. Your Japanese will surely improve quickly. There are no classes next week, so I’m looking forward to seeing you on the 17th.
〇Today's lesson
(わたしは) やきゅうが すき です。= I like baseball. (watashiwa) yakyuu ga suki desu
(あなたは) アニメが すき ですか。= Do you like Anime? (anatawa) anime ga suki desuka
How do you do? = hajimemashite. I am NAME = watashi wa NAME desu. I am a student.= (watashi wa) Gakusei desu. I am an American.=(watashi wa)America jin desu. Nice to meet you.=yoroshiku onegaishimasu.
and some geeting words, and numbers we did,
looking forward to seeing you again. see you soon.