Thank you for coming to the lesson. We learned the sentence pattern “plain form + かどうか” (whether or not). We checked the polite and plain forms of nouns, verbs, い-adjectives, and な-adjectives. Next week, let’s work on more practice questions and get comfortable with them step by step.
Thank you for taking the first trial lesson! I enjoyed the lesson with you. Your pronunciation is so good! Please be confident!
☆ Today's Lesson ☆ ・ How to introduce yourself ・ Noun + desu ・ How to say greetings
【Self Introduction】 ① Nice to meet you. : hajime mashite ② I am Marllyn. : watashi wa Marllyn desu ③ I am American. : (watashi wa ) America jin desu. ④ I am an event planner. : (watashi wa )ibent puranna -(event planner） desu. ⑤ Nice to meet you. ( I'd like to have a good relationship with you. ) : yoroshiku onegai shimasu.
【words】 American : amerika jin Japanese : nihon jin French : furansu jin Chinese : tyuugoku jin ※jin…person or people
【greetings to use depending on the time of day】 Good morning. : ohayou gozaimasu Good afternoon.: konnichiwa Good evening. : konbanwa Good night. : oyasuminasai
Hi Fan san ! Thank you for another great lesson today. I really enjoyed talking with you—it was a lot of fun for me too. Let’s keep practicing “sa, shi, su, se, so” until next week. You can do it! I truly appreciate you joining the lesson even on a holiday.
Here are the words and phrases we studied today: Weather -tenki Hot- atui Cold - samui Sunny-hare Rainy-ame Snowy-yuki Cloudy-kumori Ocean-umi How to swim-oyogikata
....wa dou desuka? -How is .....? .....wa dou desitaka?- How was .....? wakari masu - I understand. Wakarimamasen – I don't understand. Wakari masuka? - Do you understand? Iidesune – Good! Sumimasen- Excuse me. .....wa nihongo de nan to iimasuka? - What do you say .... in Japanese? Eigo- English
watashi wa ......no fan desu watashi wa ....ga ichiban suki desu. watshi wa baby metal no kyoku no naka de ....ga ichiban suki desu.（My favorite song among BABYMETAL’s songs is … . watashi no suki na kyoku wa ....desu.
Omedetou gozaimasu（Congratulation）！ You completed all of basic 46 hiragana! And you are already able to read some Japanese sentences. You did a great job! Keep up practicing.
We studied *kore, sore, are* today. “Kore” refers to something close to the speaker, “sore” refers to something close to the listener, and “are” refers to something far from both.
sore wa ...desu ka? kore wa... ja arimasen. kore wa desu.
You’ve learned the hiragana up to the *ta* line. Next is the *na* line. Let’s keep working hard and memorize it together.
