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Name: Naomi
Date: 2026/09/14(月) 15:26
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Title: Mariano Murray san    
Marianoさん

今日はMarianoさんが 日本人のルーツ(roots)があるという話を聞きました。びっくりしました!だから、マリアノさんは 日本や日本語が 大好きなのですね!すばらしいです☆

〇今日の授業
みんなの日本語初級文型練習帳U p75〜76

〇宿題
みんなの日本語初級文型練習帳U p76の3
漢字 手、足、近、有

では、また 来週!






Name: Risa
Date: 2026/09/14(月) 15:22
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Title: Chris san    
Thank you for coming to class today! ありがとうございました。

Your trip is finally almost here! Only three more days to go! Thank you for telling me about how you’re preparing for your trip. I was surprised that you’re traveling with so little luggage, but I think traveling light will make your trip much easier. I hope you’ll have plenty of room to bring back lots of souvenirs from Japan!

You also told me that you’re going to meet your friend in Hiroshima. I hope you have nice weather when you’re there and have a great time together!

In our recent lessons, we have been studying adjectives. In our previous class, we practiced the negative forms of adjectives. Today, we practiced the past and past negative forms. You mentioned that this was new grammar for you. Being able to use different adjective tenses correctly will help you make a much wider variety of sentences in Japanese, so let’s keep practicing them together!

We won’t have lessons for a little while because of your trip. I hope you have a wonderful time in Japan, enjoy all the places you visit, and bring back lots of great memories!

Have a safe and wonderful trip, Chris san! See you in our next class!またね!





Name: MIKA YOSHIMURA
Date: 2026/09/14(月) 14:54
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Title: Rhea Anne Masilang-san    
Hello Rhea-san!
Thank you for taking the 3rd trial lesson today. You did a great job!

Here is the summary of today's lesson:

🌟 Today's Lesson

Review

Greetings and Self-Introduction Quiz

Numbers / 数字

Numbers 0 to 10

Hundreds (100の位) and Thousands (1000の位)

Reading random numbers (ランダムな数字を読む練習)

💡 Review point
Japanese numbers can be very tricky!
Especially the numbers with two readings (4, 7, 9) and the special sounds like 300 (sanbyaku), 600 (roppyaku), 800 (happyaku), and 3000 (sanzen).
Please do not worry if it feels difficult right now.
It is perfectly normal, and we will review them together again!


📅 Next Lesson / 次回のレッスン
Next time is our final trial lesson! We will start from slide 11, and learn how to say "Months", "Days", and "Weeks".


See you next week!


Mika(^^♪





Name: Mami せんせい
Date: 2026/09/14(月) 14:30
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Title: Remi さん    
きょうも、たくさん お話し(おはなし)できて、とても 楽しかった(たのしかった)です!Anaheimのおすすめ、たくさん、ありがとうございました。

Vocabulary
introvert: 内向的(ないこうてき)
extrovert: 外向的(がいこうてき)

cob: しん
corn: とうもろこし、コーン
corn cob: とうもろこし の しん

I like "medalist" more than 〇〇.
メダリストのほうが  〇〇より すきです。

similar: にている
difference: ちがい
サウナが たくさん あります。
good smell: いいかおり
floor: 床(ゆか)

(You help or do something good for one,
the one said "Thank you" and you want to say)
It’s not deal: いいえ

cilantro: パクチー
aquare: 四角(しかく)

Grammer point: Invitation

Mini task: We practiced the conversation to give recommendations.
とても よく できました!!

The next lesson: Let's review invitation expressions and practice some situation.
September 17th, Thursday, at 9:30pm〜, Zoom6

また 木曜日(もくようび)に あいましょう! Thank you!





Name: Furukawa Sayaka
Date: 2026/09/14(月) 13:29
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Title: Bladimir Guzmanさん    
Thank you for coming the lesson. What we studied is as follows;

★〔review 〕intermediate 3(chapter3)
→study how to use "〜やすい"&"〜にくい";「はしは つかいにくいです。」「このペンは つかいやすいです。」
★intermediate 3(3. れんしゅうしよう)
→study how to make "〜やすい"&"〜にくい" and make a sentence and talk about related topic;「このじしょは つかいやすいです。」
★intermediate 3(stage 2)
→make sentences and talke about related topics;「このほんは よみやすいです」「このまくらは ねやすいです。」「ぶらっどさんが  いま すわっている いすは すわりやすいですか?」etc
★New words
→ざくろ(pomegranate)・まくら(pillow)
★New Kanji→林(woods)・貝(shell)

See you next lesson!





Name: ひろこ Hiroko
Date: 2026/09/14(月) 13:14
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Title: コーディさん Cody san    
きょうは アパートのことを はなしました。
にほんのアパートは おもしろいですね。

レッスン9の stage8を べんきょうしました。

* せんしゅうは さむかったです。
  しけんは むずかしくなかったです。
  せんげつのテストは よくなかったです。

★あたらしい ことば
おおい=many / much
すくない=few / little
りょこう
ツアー
アパート
にしゅうかんまえ 2 weeks ago

Have a lovely weekend!
また らいしゅう。





Name: Satomi Inagaki
Date: 2026/09/14(月) 13:14
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Title: Gene-san    
Thank you for joining the lesson on Sunday. It was great to see you again.

In today’s lesson, we studied the four forms using adjectives and nouns.

First, i‑adjectives change their final “‑i” when you make the four forms.
For example: takai (high or expensive) → takakunai → takakatta → takakunakatta, ending with desu.
“Takai” becomes “takakunai,” “takakatta,” and “takakunakatta.”

For na‑adjectives and nouns, the ending does not change.
They use desu / ja arimasen / deshita / ja arimasen deshita to make the forms.

The four‑form rules for i‑adjectives and na‑adjectives (including nouns) are different.
The four‑form rule for i‑adjectives is complicated, and it’s not easy to memorize.
But you already understand the rules for na‑adjectives and nouns, so you’re on the right track.
You’ll get used to the i‑adjective rules little by little.

Great job, Thank you for your effort! Have a wonderful week. See you next time!





Name: Naomi
Date: 2026/09/14(月) 12:46
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Title: Isiah さん    
Isiahさん
きょうは ふりかえレッスンでした。アイシャさんは 漢字の 勉強をしました。そして、「〜と思います」の 練習をしました。「これは 何ですか?」「とけいだと思います。かっこいいと思います」ありがとうございます!

〇今日のじゅぎょう
Int2 L8 stage2 ぜんぶ

Counting どうぶつ 1ぴき、2ひき、3びき・・・とり 1羽、2羽、3羽・・・もの(things)1個(こ)、2個、3個

〇宿題 漢字 公、園、遠い

では、また 金曜日に!





Name: Satomi Inagaki
Date: 2026/09/14(月) 12:41
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Title: Vashti-san & Edoger-san    
Thank you for joining the lesson on Sunday. It was great to see you again!

Today, we finished Chapter 3, “Giving the reason.” Great job!
Then we moved on to Intermission 1 to study the useful conversational expressions moshikashite and sasuga.
As you said, moshikashite is close to the English phrase “It could be.”
And sasuga is often used when praising someone.

We also often use the phrase “takusan.”
In English, you need to distinguish between countable and uncountable nouns, but in Japanese you don’t have to make that distinction.

That was truly excellent! I'm glad to see you becoming more comfortable with Japanese.
Thank you for your hard work! Have a wonderful week. See you next time!





Name: Naomi
Date: 2026/09/14(月) 12:40
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Title: Jason Hirata san    
Jason san
今日も たくさんの 日本語の勉強をしました。Jasonさんが言っていた「ニュアンスがむずかしい」は 本当にそうですね。でも、わかってくると、また 面白いと思います。楽しんで 勉強していきましょう。

〇今日の授業
みんなの日本語初級文型練習帳U p138〜139
 雨が降りそうです、雨が降るそうです、雨が降ったようです

〇宿題 みんなの日本語初級文型練習帳U p140

では、また 来週!






 
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