Today, we studied the grammar pattern "〜つもりです" ("I intend to..." / "I plan to..."). You did an excellent job with the conjugations using both the dictionary form + つもりです and the negative form + つもりです. Your verb conjugations are always so accurate, and I am always impressed by how naturally you can use them.
We also practiced talking about future plans using this grammar pattern. One of my favorite examples from today's class was:
ビールを飲んで、テレビを見るつもりです。 I intend to drink beer and watch TV.
It was such a funny and memorable sentence!
We also talked a lot about the World Cup. I really enjoyed our conversation because you know so much about it. I learned many new things from you today. I was especially amused to hear that you don't like France—everyone has their own favorite teams and rivals!
I hope both the team you are cheering for and Japan do well in the tournament. In Japan, many people will wake up at 5:00 a.m. on Monday morning to watch the match against the Netherlands. It will be tough, but we are all hoping Japan can win.
Thank you again for coming to class today. I always enjoy talking with you and learning new things together.
Let's study together again next week. See you then!