Thank you for joining the lesson the day after the grand National Foundation Day celebration. I was very happy to see you. In today's lesson, we practiced using the phrases for expressing desires. We worked with new questions such as “dokoe ikitai desuka? Where do you want to go?” and answers like “obaacyan no uchini ikitai desu. I want to go to my grandmother’s house. Giving the reason, obacyan ga sukidesu. I like my grandmother. "
"Virginia e ikitai desu. I want to go to Virginia. " Giving the reason, "kireina bashoga arimasu,There are beautiful places. "
"Alaska e ikitai desu, I want to go to Alaska again." Giving a reason, "tomodachiga imasu, I have a friend there." "kanojyoni aitai desu, I want to see her. " "Aurora o mitai desu.I want to see the aurora. "
"zubon o kaitai desu. I want to buy pants,” and so on.
You shared so much again today. I really enjoyed our conversation. I hope you had a good time too. It was wonderful work! See you next week. Have a great summer vacation!
We practiced a lot again today! When you travel to Japan, try using the phrase "〜はどこですか?" It will be very useful. I'm looking forward to our lesson next week! 😊
Great work on じかん(時間)表現! You picked up ごぜん・ごご quickly, and did really well telling time using あさ・ひる・ゆうがた・よる・よなか. The 〜から〜までです pattern is starting to click too. Nice progress!
Sample Sentences (今日の例文) ★なんじですか? いま なんじですか。 (What time is it now?) ごぜん 10じです。 (It's 10am.) ★あさ・ひる・ゆうがた・よる・よなかの 〜じ よるの 9じです。 (It's 9pm/at night.) ★〜から 〜までです にほんの ぎんこうは 9じから 3じまでです。 (Japanese banks are open from 9am to 3pm.) See you soon!
Today, we learned many words and expressions related to time. Please review them carefully, along with the numbers you've learned so far. Being able to use numbers and time expressions confidently will help you communicate more naturally in Japanese.
Today, we reviewed the adjectives you've learned so far. Adjectives are very important because they help you express your feelings and opinions when talking with other people. Using them well will also help you build better relationships. Please review today's lesson so you can use these expressions with confidence.