Thank you for joining the lesson as always. It was great to see you again! In today’s lesson, we worked on Intermission 2, the“desu‑talk," where“desu”is used to keep sentences polite. We also went over Appendix 1, which includes expressions related to the face, and we discussed how support names are expressed differently in English and Japanese. In Appendix 2, we practiced asking and answering questions using verbs.
I was very happy that you repeated my questions in Japanese and that the conversation worked well. Your progress is amazing. Thank you for another great lesson today. Have a wonderful weekend, and see you next week!
You did very well also today. You remember vocabraries and phrases. Today I was happy to meet your brother. lets learn more and more with fun. next week let's do review and new part.. Thank you see you next week
Today, we reviewed last week’s lesson and learned how to make questions. I think you already understand this content very well. I also think that practicing reading short passages will help you learn more vocabulary. Let’s keep up the good work next week!
Thank you for coming to the lesson. As speaking practice, you told me that in the U.S., especially in New York, students sometimes have days off so that teachers can take care of administrative work. Last time, I explained the grammar of “~sou desu” and “~you desu” using the examples “Ame ga furi sou desu,” “Ame ga furu sou desu,” and “Ame ga furu you desu.” This time, we learned the related expression “~rashii” using examples such as “Kono keeki wa oishisou desu” (This cake looks delicious), “Kono keeki wa oishii rashii desu” (I heard this cake is delicious), and “Kono keeki wa oishii you desu” (It seems that this cake is delicious).
