You also learned a lot of greetings. You were able to use a lot of "sumimasen" differently. It's wonderful. You were able to say what you liked. Thank you for letting me know your favorite anime and band. You were able to learn and speak a lot of Japanese today too.
next week's quiz. I will show you the time. Can you say a greeting suitable for that time?
I'll show you the scene. Can you say hello to the scene?
Thank you for joining the lesson today. It was your day off, and you went to the gym and exercised — that's wonderful! Very healthy! In today's lesson, we practiced the te-form. That is an important point when learning Japanese, it's a very useful form. Then we practiced these rules and converting verbs form the masu-form to the te-form.
Group 1: These verbs end with a u-sound such as "u, ku, su, tsu, ru, mu, ru". The ending changes depending on the form. * Exception, to go, いきます、change to te-form "いって".
Group 2: These verbs end in - imasu / emasu, and the stem is easy to identify. to change forms, we simply drop- masu. Group 3: There are only two main irregular verbs in Japanese. "します/して" and "きます/きて".
In Japanese, when you want to make a polite request, you put the verb into its te-form and add kudasai. This corresponds to using "Please + verb”in English.
We will continue practice and make sentences using te-form "Please do something" next time.
Thank you for remembering and your hard work! Have wonderful week. See you next time!
“〜すぎる”((sugiru) is a very useful expression. Since we studied many verbs today, I think you can now talk in Japanese about what happened during your day!
Prices in the U.S. are too high, aren’t they? In Japan, both salaries and prices are lower, so maybe the balance is just right?
I’m looking forward to our lesson again next week. Let’s talk a lot! 😊
Thank you for showing me so many photos. It looks like it was a very wonderful event.You are also looking forward to the event in October. Let’s keep working even harder on studying Japanese until then!
Thank you for joining the lesson. Since you would like to study kanji, we first conducted a level check of your kanji skills. You started by trying JLPT N5-level questions. As you were able to answer more than 80% correctly, it might be a good idea to look for N4-level materials. Tomorrow, let's try some N4-level questions as well.
