Thank you for jpioned my lesson You reviewd last lesson by yourself. nombers,self-introduction phrases are no problem. Today we lerned Greeting words 1.ohayougozaimasu(good motrning) 2.konnichiwa(good afternoon) 3.konbannwa(good evening) 4.Arigatou gozaimasu(Thank you very much) 5.Sumimasen(excuse me) 6.Gomennasai(I'm sorry) 7.ogenki desuka(How are you?) 8.hai (yes)/ iie(no) 9.Wakarimashita(I understand)/wakarimasen(i don't undestand) 10wakari masuka(Do you understand?) 11.kiite kudasai(please listen) 12Yonde kudasai(please read) let's learn more next week with fun :)
Today, we learned how to say numbers with two or more digits in Japanese. For two-digit numbers, just combine tens and ones. For example, 21 is “ni-juu ichi” and 35 is “san-juu go.”
For three-digit numbers, we add hundreds. For example, 100 is “hyaku,” 200 is “ni-hyaku,” and 345 is “san-byaku yon-juu go.” (Some numbers change a little, like 300 → “sanbyaku” and 600 → “roppyaku,” so watch out for those!)
Thank you for coming to the lesson. Since we didn’t have a lesson last week, it was our first class in two weeks. As a make-up for last week, we will have two consecutive lessons next week, so please don’t forget. We created sentences using the onomatopoeia introduced two weeks ago. I’m glad to see that you have a good understanding of their meanings.
