Thank you very much for attending the lesson. You talked about your New Year’s resolutions. We also introduced the usage of the case particles を and に.
Thank you for coming to Japanese trial lesson today.
Today, we studied greetings and numbers.
Greetings あいさつ aisatsu
はじめまして。hajime mashite. Nice to meet you. わたしは ジェーン です。 watashi wa Jane desu. I am Jane. アメリカじん です。 Amerika jin desu. I am an American. よろしく おねがいします。 yoroshiku onegai shimasu. Nice to meet you.
Numbers
0zero/rei ぜろ/れい 1ichi いち 2 ni に 3 san さん 4 shi/yon し/よん 5 go ご 6 roku ろく 7 shichi/nana しち/なな 8 hachi はち 9 kyuu/ku きゅう/く 10 jyuu じゅう 100 hyaku ひゃく
こんばんわ! Thank you for joining our last lesson of the year. It was great to see you after a while. I’m glad to hear you had such a wonderful trip to Japan. Your excitement really came through. I’m also relieved that you returned home safely.Today we reviewed the phrases from Lesson 16 and had a conversation using them. You did a wonderful job. I’m also happy that you set improving your Japanese as one of your goals for this year. I look forward to working with you again this year. Have a great week, and see you next time!
Thank you for attending the lesson. You made many sentences using verbs in the present tense, past tense, negative form, and past negative form. If there are any words you don’t understand, please feel free to ask.
Thank you for coming to my lesson. I enjoyed it. Let's learn Japanese together.
[ Today's Lesson ] how to introduce yourself 1. hajime mashite = Nice to meet you. 2. watashi wa Gremier Matt desu. =I'm Matt Gremier. (In Japanese, we say family name first, and then personal name. ) 3. America-jin desu. = I'm Amerian. 4. watashi wa computer programmer desu. I'm a computer programmer. 5. yoroshiku onegai shimasu. = I'd like to have good relationship with you.