Thank you for joining the lesson today, even though it was another very hot day. I was truly happy to see you and to see that you were doing well. Today, we continued with Lesson 3 and checked the vocabulary for giving a reason. You practiced making sentences and speaking using those words. The dictionary form that appeared in the textbook will be studied in detail in Intermediate 2, but thank you for remembering it. And in Japanese, loanwords are written in katakana — it was wonderful that you took notes on that. You were also able to speak smoothly, even with long sentences. It was truly impressive. Great work today. In our next lesson, let’s read the conversation in the textbook, and then begin Intermission 1. Have a wonderful week!
Thank you for today's lesson! I really enjoyed our lesson！ ありがとうございました！
I was so impressed that you remembered everything we learned last week. Great job! I'm glad your textbook has arrived. Starting on Wednesday, we'll use it in our lessons.
Thank you for your hard work in today’s lesson. I know today was a very special and busy day for you with your son’s stage audition. Thank you so much for taking the time to join the lesson despite your hectic schedule. Thanks to your son, we were able to talk about our families for the first time today. We significantly shifted our original plan to cover Lesson 11, focusing on the distinction between "物があります" (there is a thing) and "人がいます" (there is a person). You did a great job practicing phrases like "私には２人息子がいます" (I have two sons). I always feel that talking about family helps us understand each other on a deeper level and brings us closer. Today’s lesson was truly emotional and enjoyable—it was absolutely wonderful. Your self-introduction is also getting better and more polished every time. I am already looking forward to our next session! We will meet again next week at the same place: Makeup Room, Zoom 58. See you next week!
