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Name: Satomi Inagaki
Date: 2026/01/19(月) 12:09

Title: Vashti-san & Edger-san
	Konbanwa! I heard that today is Vashti-san's birthday—happy birthday! Thank you so much for spending part of your special day taking this lesson. Wishing you a healthy and wonderful year ahead! In today's lesson, we checked the vocabulary, verbs, and nouns in the textbook and used some of them to create your daily schedule. You also used the phrases for time,"from" and "until". That was an excellent effort! Since you've been studying so well and clearly understand the material, I would like to teach you another appropriate expression. Great job! Have a great week then. See you next time. Stay well!

Name: Wakana Shiode
Date: 2026/01/19(月) 12:03

Title: Ritika Gangarapu san
	Ritika Gangarapu san, Thank you for joined my lesson.I enjoyed talking with you ! Today`s lesson ① hajimemashite = How do you do? ② watashi ｗa (Name) desu. = I am Name. ③ (country) jin desu. = I am a (country). ④ yoroshiku onegai shimasu.= Nice to meet you. Next time, we'll learn other greetings and numbers. Your pronunciation is great because you've studied Japanese a lot on your own. After learning greetings and numbers, let's learn how to say "I like ~" in Japanese. See you next week! Shiode

Name: Miki kobayashi
Date: 2026/01/19(月) 11:52

Title: Parker Myers san
	Thank you for coming to the lesson! I enjoyed talking with you! ☆Today's lesson☆ Hajimemashite＝How do you do Watashiwa Parker desu＝ Iam（Neme) Americajin desu＝I am a（Country） Yoroshiku　onegaishimasu ＝Nice to meet you！ I'll read the Manga you recommended! looking forward to seeing you next lesson!

Name: Satomi Inagaki
Date: 2026/01/19(月) 11:51

Title: Milla-san
	Konbanwa! Thank you for always joining the lessons. I'm happy we could study together. Today, we'll look at how to respond to invitations using verbs and adding the expression "-mashou", Such as "isshoni benkyo shimasenka?",If yes, "benkyo shimashou,let's study", if not,"kondoni shimashou"(May be next time.) Let's + verb means "(shi)mashou", a verb ending which indicates the first person's volition or invitation in foprmal speech. Although the volitional form is usually studied at the intermediate level, responding with -mashou is more appropriate in this context. We have checked the verbs and nouns in the textbook. Please think about your daily schedule before the next lesson. It will be helpful if you choose some of the verbs and nouns we studied in Lesson 8 and use them in your plan.Let's try make your daily schedule! Thank you for your hard work today too! Have a great week then. See you next time. Stay well!

Name: Miki kobayashi
Date: 2026/01/19(月) 11:41

Title: will gwasera san
	willさん Thank you for coming to the lesson. I enjoyed talking with you! Next time,let's start studying ひらがな. also study conversation together so you can speak at work! see you in the next lesson! ありがとうございました。

Name: Naho
Date: 2026/01/19(月) 11:32

Title: Christen-san
	Thank you for coming. I enjoyed it as usual. [ Today's Lesosn ] Do you have ～＝～wa arimasu ka? conjugation of Ru-verb

Name: Kimie Kitazawa
Date: 2026/01/19(月) 11:31

Title: James Spencerさん
	ジェームズさん、お疲れ様でした。今日は、詩の朗読と上級へのとびらをしました。今の詩は、もう自然な日本語で完璧に朗読できるので、次のレッスンは新しい詩に挑戦しましょう！上級へのとびらは、読み物の質問内容は全部終わりました。会話文までやったので、次のレッスンで会話文の質問をやりましょう。ロールプレイもやりたいですね！では、また金曜日。

Name: 大西
Date: 2026/01/19(月) 11:27

Title: Mamoonさん
	仕事場は、何をするかより仕事場が家族の近くにあるかが大切ですよね。幸運がやってきますように。また来週会いましょう。

Name: あきこ
Date: 2026/01/19(月) 11:24

Title: ヘスゥスさん（Jesusさん）
	こんばんは。今日（きょう）もたくさん質問（しつもん）しました！そして、最後（さいご）の質問もとてもよかったです！さすがヘスゥスさんです。「名詞（めいし:noun)＋へ、で」や「何（なに）の漢字（かんじ）が家（いえ）みたい」とてもよい気付（きづ）き（notice)でしたね！すごいです。　今日の宿題（しゅくだ）は、インターミッション２（５）とヘスゥスさんがコンテクストと会話（かいわ）をつくってください。たのしんでくださいねえ：）　　いつもご親切（しんせつ）をどうもありがとうございます！ヘスゥスさんもあたたかくして、風邪（かぜ）をひかないでくださいね：）また来週（らいしゅう）！

Name: Yumi
Date: 2026/01/19(月) 11:12

Title: Ethan san
	Hello! You did great work in today's lesson. ★Greeting Hajimemashite Watashi wa ～　desu. ～　jin desu. Yoroshiku onegai shimasu. ★Other melon soda electrician ＝　denki gishi Looking forward to seeing you next week!