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Name: Mana
Date: 2026/01/12(月) 12:59
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Title: Aaronさん
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Thank you for coming to the lesson！
1 watasiwa anime ga suki desu
2 anatawa anime ga sukidesuka?
3watasiwa anime ga sukijyanai desu
Please remember this phrase:）
See you in the next class!
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Name: Maki
Date: 2026/01/12(月) 12:57
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Title: Mr.Nathaniel Davis
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Thank you for nice time!
【review】
① How do you do?=hajimemashite
② I am Nathaniel.=watashi wa Nathaniel desu.
③ I am an American.=amerika jin desu.
④ Nice to meet you.=yoroshiku onegai shimasu
Please=kudasai
to say = itte
Please say.= itte kudasai
to look=mite
Please look.=mite kudasai
Good evening.=konbanwa
Good morning.=ohayou gozaimasu
Good afternoon.=konnichiwa
Thank you very much.=arigatou gozaimasu
good night = oyasuminasai
See you next week!
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Name: Yuko
Date: 2026/01/12(月) 12:45
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Title: Giovanniさん
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こんばんは、ジョバンニさん。
Today we studied about years, months, dates. Once you remember the system for naming them, it's not difficult to say.
ねん：year
がつ：monthーー Be careful with ４がつ（しがつ）and ９がつ（くがつ）
にち: dateーー Be careful with 14か(じゅうよっか）and 19にち（じゅうくにち）
*Dates from the 1st to the 10th also have special readings. You will learn them next lesson.
きょうは ２０２６ねん １がつ １１にち にちようび です。
Itis Sunday, January 11th in 2026, today.
We also studied けさ（this morning), あしたのあさ、きのうのあさ、まいあさ. Please check them on the time expression chart.
I'm going to ask you "what day is today?" every week.
おつかれさまでした。またね。
ゆうこ
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Name: Masako Kakuta
Date: 2026/01/12(月) 12:44
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Title: Matteo san
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I was glad to see your cheerful face today after such a long
time
Let's keep doing ur best with Japan
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Name: Masako Kakuta
Date: 2026/01/12(月) 12:35
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Title: Joyceさん
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きょうはひらがなのべんきょうをたくさんしました。
Joyceさんは、たくさんひらがなをよんだり、いみもすべて
わかるのでおどろきました。
こんどは、かたかな、かんじもすこしずつべんきょうしましょう！
どらえもんのうたもたのしかったです！
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Name: つかもとゆき
Date: 2026/01/12(月) 12:20
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Title: Anahitさん
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きょうは まず「ふくわらい」で あそびました。たのしかったです。それから かんじ「金、土、時、分、曜」を べんきょうしました。
テキストは、「XXを のみます」の れんしゅうを しました。とても よく できました。
では、また らいしゅう！
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Name: Yamanaka Risa
Date: 2026/01/12(月) 12:18
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Title: Raymond さん
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Today, we practiced the dictionary form of verbs. Since you have practiced this before, you did very well overall. You were able to use the dictionary form to talk about things you can do.
For example:
“I can eat natto.”
→ なっとうをたべることができます。
“I can drink alcohol.”
→ おさけをのむことができます。
You were able to clearly talk about what you can do using this form, which shows good understanding. Let’s practice together again in the next class.
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Name: Satomi Inagaki
Date: 2026/01/12(月) 12:16
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Title: Vashti-san & Edger-san
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Konbanwa, Happy New Year! Thank you so much for joining our first lesson of the year! It's great to see you again.Today, we learned two new sentence patterns, such as,
Q: Doko de lunch o tabemasu ka?
(Where do you have lunch?)
A: Gakkō no shokudō de tabemasu.
(I have lunch at the school cafeteria.)
A: kusuriya de tabemasu.
(I have lunch at the farmacy.)
Grammar point:
“Where (doko) (place) + object + verb” — In Japanese, the verb always comes at the end of the sentence.
Answering is simple. As long as you say the place and the verb, the meaning is clear.
We also practiced the Japanese invitation form 〜masenka?,
The sentenses such as,
*isshoni osakewo nomimasenka? (Would you like to drink alcohol together?)
If you accept about explanation:
“hai,nomimashou" → "Yes, let'drink.”
“Let’s + verb means“〜(shi) mashou”
Excellent work! Let's do our best together this year too!(isshoni kotoshimo ganbarimashou!)
Have a great week then. See you next time. Stay well!
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Name: Satomi Inagaki
Date: 2026/01/12(月) 12:03
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Title: Milla-san
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Konbanwa, Happy New Year! Thank you so much for joining our first lesson of the year! It's great to see you again.Today, we learned two new sentence patterns, such as,
Q: Doko de lunch o tabemasu ka?
(Where do you have lunch?)
A: Gakkō no shokudō de tabemasu.
(I have lunch at the school cafeteria.)
Grammar point:
“Where (doko) (place) + object + verb” — In Japanese, the verb always comes at the end of the sentence.
Answering is simple. As long as you say the place and the verb, the meaning is clear.
We also practiced the Japanese invitation form 〜masenka?,
The sentenses such as,
*isshoni benkyo shimasenka?(Would you like to study together?)
If you accept,about explanation:
“hai,benkyo shimashou" → "Yes, let’s study.”
“Let’s + verb means“〜shi mashou”
Excellent, Thank you for your hard work! Let's do our best this year too! Have a great week then. See you next time. Stay well!
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Name: Maki
Date: 2026/01/12(月) 12:00
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Title: Mr.Domingo Gallardo
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Thank you for nice time!
【review】
① How do you do?=hajimemashite
② I am Jane.=watashi wa Domingo desu.
③ I am an American.=Amerika jin desu.
④ Nice to meet you.= yoroshiku onegai shimasu.
Please = kudasai
to say =itte
Please say.=itte kudasai
to look=mite
Please look.=mite kudasai
Good morning.=ohayou gozaimasu
Good afternoon.=konnichiwa
Good evening.=konbanwa
Thank you very much.=arigatou gozaimasu.
See you next week!
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