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Name: Yuko Fujinami
Date: 2026/04/03(金) 09:59
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Title: Adam-san
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Hi Adam-san,
Thank you for attending the first class!
I'm glad to hear that you've already started studying Japanese and that you know a lot about Japanese pop culture.
Your Japanese pronunciation sounds so natural that I'm sure you'll be able to communicate with Japanese people at an izakaya in Japan.
The following are useful expressions for you to use at an izakaya.
Hobbies:
・Watashi no shumi wa eiga to ongaku desu.
わたし の しゅみ は えいが と おんがく です。
(My hobbies are movies and music.)
・Haikingu to campingu mo suki desu.
ハイキング と キャンピング も 好き(すき) です。
(I like hiking and camping as well.）
Greeting at night：
・Konbanwa
こんばんは
（Good evening)
・Oyasumi nasai.
おやすみなさい
(Good night!)
Let's keep learning more useful expressions to enjoy izakaya conversation!
Enjoy the cherry blossoms in DC!
See you next week!
Yuko
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Name: かよ
Date: 2026/04/03(金) 09:36
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Title: ジョーダンさん
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＜きょうのポイント＞
Lesson 5
Key phrase 1
どうし「てform」
ちゅうしゃじょう
ふしぎです
れんしゅうします
いいます
しにます
はいります
おります
また、らいしゅう。
かよ
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Name: MINC(MIZUNO)
Date: 2026/04/03(金) 09:11
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Title: Landon Royさん
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Today was the first trial class.
I studied self-introduction today.
I learned my name, nationality, occupation, and gender right away.
It's wonderful.
Now you can hear Shinji Ikari introducing himself to Misato in the first episode of "Evangelion."
Shinji uses basic Japanese, so he says, "Yoroshiku onegaisimasu."
Misato is friendly and says "Yoroshiku"
If you can see it, look at it.
Next week, I will study numbers and Mr. Landon will be able to say his age.
I'm looking forward to seeing you.
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Name: mika yoshimura
Date: 2026/04/02(木) 09:29
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Title: David Dillさん
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Thank you so much for your first trial lesson!
I really enjoyed talking with you. Let’s have many more conversations and enjoy learning Japanese together!
musume＝daughter
musuko＝son
kotoshi＝this year
youbi＝Day of the week
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Name: Umemoto Tomoko
Date: 2026/04/02(木) 15:34
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Title: Kyle-san
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きょうもにほんごのべんきょうおつかれさまでした。
Thank you for coming to study Japanese.
Today's lesson:
Looking at the illustration of おはなみ(cherry blossom viewing), you were able to make sentence, what/who is where using positional word.
たこやきの やたいのまえに おきゃくさんが います。
There are customers in front of the takoyaki stall.
さくらの したに ビールが あります。
There is beer under the cherry blossom.
フランクフルトの やたいの ちかくに チョコバナナの やたいがあります。
There is a chocolate-covered banana stall near the frankfurter stall.
やたい＝stall
ちかく＝near by
...の ...に ....が あります/います。
place position non living thing
/human,living thing
Topicは Placeの Positionに ある/いる
Placeの Positionに Topicが ある/いる
きょうしつ だれが いますか。
きょうしつに しょうくんが います。
ろかに なにが ありますか。
ろうかに バケツが あります。
See you next week!
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Name: Umemoto Tomoko
Date: 2026/04/02(木) 15:33
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Title: Daniel-san
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きょうもにほんごのべんきょうおつかれさまでした。
Thank you for coming to study Japanese.
Today's lesson:
Looking at the illustration of おはなみ(cherry blossom viewing), you were able to make sentence, what/who is where using positional word.
たこやきの やたいのまえに おきゃくさんが います。
There are customers in front of the takoyaki stall.
さくらの したに ビールが あります。
There is beer under the cherry blossom.
フランクフルトの やたいの ちかくに チョコバナナの やたいがあります。
There is a chocolate-covered banana stall near the frankfurter stall.
やたい＝stall
ちかく＝near by
...の ...に ....が あります/います。
place position non living thing
/human,living thing
Topicは Placeの Positionに ある/いる
Placeの Positionに Topicが ある/いる
きょうしつ だれが いますか。
きょうしつに しょうくんが います。
ろかに なにが ありますか。
ろうかに バケツが あります。
See you next week!
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Name: Umemoto Tomoko
Date: 2026/04/02(木) 14:41
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Title: Reese-san
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きょうもにほんごのべんきょうおつかれさまでした。
Thank you for coming to study Japanese.
Today's lesson
We reviewed the Japanese greetings for meeting someone for the
first time:
はじめまして。 Nice to meet you.
わたしは．．．です。My name is ... .
アメリカから きました。 I'm from America.
よろしくおねがいします。Thank you very much.
わたしは がくせいじゃありません。I'm not a student.
IMCのかいしゃいんです。 I'm an employee of IMC.
We also studied new chapter about "Verb"
かれは まいにち べんきょうします。He studies everyday.
かのじょは まいにち りょうりします。She cooks everyday.
See you next week!
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Name: Daisuke TANUMA
Date: 2026/04/02(木) 14:35
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Title: Solamon Dixon さん
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I sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused by the issues with ZM during today’s lesson.
Thank you very much for attending the lesson.
We introduced onomatopoeic expressions related to Mario characters.
Japanese onomatopoeia is often used in the names of anime characters, so please try to notice them when watching anime.
We also reviewed the usage of “agemasu / moraimasu / kuremasu.”
In the next lesson, we will study their polite forms: “sashiagemasu / itadakimasu / kudasaimasu.”
今日の授業では、ZMがうまく使えず、ご不便をおかけして申し訳ありませんでした。
レッスンに来てくれてありがとうございました。
マリオのキャラクターに関連したオノマトペを紹介しました。
日本語のオノマトペは、アニメキャラクターの名前に使われていることも多いので、アニメを見る際はぜひ探してみてください。
「あげます／もらいます／くれます」の使い方を復習しました。
次回は、丁寧形の「さしあげます／いただきます／くださいます」の使い方を勉強しましょう。
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Name: Nao Kagiuchi
Date: 2026/04/02(木) 14:31
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Title: Alexさん
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Konnichiwa！
**Kyou no lesson**
・Listening
Pak: Anou, Karurosu-san, Wan-san wa doko ni imasu ka.
Pak: Um, Carlos, where is Wan?
Carlos: Wan-san desu ka.
Carlos: Wan?
Pak: Hai.
Pak: Yes.
Carlos: Wan-san wa tonari no heya de osara o aratte imasu yo.
Carlos: Wan is washing dishes in the next room.
Pak: Sou desu ka. Arigatou gozaimasu. ... Wan-san, tetsudaimashou ka.
Pak: I see. Thank you very much. ... Wan, shall I help you?
Wan: A, arigatou gozaimasu.
Wan: Oh, thank you very much.
Wan: Dare ga gitaa o hiite imasu ka.
Wan: Who is playing the guitar?
Natapon: Danieru-san ga hiite imasu yo.
Natapon: Daniel is playing.
Wan: Waa, hontou da. ... Danieru-san, mou ikkai, hiite kudasai.
Wan: Wow, that's true. ... Daniel, please play it one more time.
Daniel: Ii desu yo.
Daniel: Sure.
Anna: Mearii-san, kono ryouri, oishii desu ne.
Anna: Mary, this dish is delicious, isn't it?
Mary: Sou desu ne. Oishii desu ne.
Mary: Yes, it is. It’s delicious.
Anna: Sarada wa mada arimasu ka.
Anna: Is there still some salad?
Mary: Ee, arimasu yo. Torimashou ka.
Mary: Yes, there is. Shall I get some for you?
Anna: A, hai, arigatou gozaimasu. ... Waa, kono sarada mo oishii desu ne.
Anna: Oh, yes, thank you very much. ... Wow, this salad is also delicious.
Mary: Sou desu ne.
Mary: Yes, it is.
Kyou mo arigatou gozaimashita☆☆
Mata raishu!!
Nao
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Name: Satomi Inagaki
Date: 2026/04/02(木) 14:18
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Good evening! Thank you for joining the first lesson of April. It was great to see you again. In today’s lesson, we practiced the expression “go to (a place) in order to do.” In Japanese, this is 〜しにいきます / 〜しにいきました.
Japanese needs the particle 「に」 here to show the purpose clearly.
いきます → go
し → do
に → for the purpose of doing
So,“しにいきます”literally means “go for doing (something).
Question form (asking purpose)
What do you go to + (place) + to do? なにをしに（その場所へ）いきますか？
Example (present tense)
きょう ほてるへ なにをしに いきますか？
→ Positive answer: ほてるへ はたらきに いきます。 I go to the hotel to work.
Question form (past tense)
What did you go to + (place) + to do?
なにをしに（そのばしょへ）いきましたか？
Example (past tense)
きょう ほてるへ なにをしに いきましたか？
→ Positive answer:
ほてるへ はたらきに いきました。
I went to the hotel to work.
I can see how much effort you put into using Japanese. Excellent work! Have ha great week. See you next time!
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