こんばんわ！ Thank you for joining the first lesson of June. It was great to see you again! In today's lesson, we continued practicing the te‑form and expressions that use the te‑form plus "もいいですか？”to ask for permission.
"あなたのくるまをかりてもいいですか？”(May I borrow your car?) We also reviewed how to respond: If you say "yes," you can say“はい、どうぞ”or "いいですよ" If you say“no, "you can say“いいえ、それはちょっと…,” “いけません,”or“だめです.” For your reference, I’ve included a summary of today's practice. You understood the patterns well and used them naturally.
You told me that in the U.S., you cannot eat sharks, rays, or whales, and that you ate whale in Japan. This was good information for me.
Thank you for sharing a lot again today. I really enjoyed our conversation, and I hope you had a good time as well. Have a wonderful week and take care.
にほんごのべんきょうおつかれさまでした。 Than you for your hard work studying Japanese.
Today's lesson:
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うえの いちばん みぎに あります。 It's at the top, rightmost. うえの みぎから いちばんめに あります。 It's at the top, the first from right.
したの いちばん ひだりに あります。 It's at the top, leftmost. したの ひだりから いちばんめに あります。 It's at the top, the first from left.
Practice the particle：
それ は わたし の かさです。 That's my umbrella. じてんしゃ で がっこう へ いきます。 I go to school by bicycle. きょうしつ に だれ も いません。 There is no one in the classroom. りょうり の ほん を かいました。 わたしのうち から かいしゃ まで ３０ぷん かかります。 It takes me 30 minutes to get from my house to the office.
Thank you again for today's lesson. There were some difficult words, weren't there? But your Japanese is very clear. I look forward to seeing you again next week.
Thank you for coming to my class for the first time today. I look forward to working with you in the future. I will send you the lesson report by email.
