今日は、じょすうし/countersの まとめ/summaryを しました。ちょっと むずかしい です。Sound changes occur only for counters begin with k, s, t, and h (non-voiced consonants) After 1, 6(k and h), 8, 10 and 100(k and h), double consonants occur. For counters that begin with h, h becomes b after 3, 1000(sen) and what(nan.)
Thank you for coming to the lesson. We learned how to introduce ourselves in Japanese. You are now able to count from 1 to 100. The lesson pace might have been a little fast. If you have any questions or requests, please feel free to let me know.
こんばんわ！Thank you so much for joining final lesson of the year! It was great to see you again! Today, we focused on practicing sentences with たら, followed by present tense, the polite V-masu’form, or the "V-tai desu"form.
Thank you so much for attending the lessons faithfully this year. You worked hard this year too—well done! Wishing you a wonderful Thanksgiving, a joyful Christmas, and a Happy New Year! I also hope your trip to Japan will be truly amazing. I’m looking forward to seeing you again next year. Stay well!
Thank you for attending the lesson. Today, the class focused on the theme of time. You learned how to say dates in Japanese (examples: tsuitachi, futsuka … sanjuu-nichi, sanjuu-ichi-nichi). You are now able to tell your birthday and ask others about their birthdays. You can also state the dates of events, such as event opening days.
Thank you so much for coming to the lessons all this time. Please take good care of yourself and keep doing your best. I hope we can meet again someday. にほんごのべんきょうがんばって！
