In today’s class, we practiced using the dictionary form to say “できます” in Japanese. We practiced sentences such as “とぶことができます” and “およぐことができます,” using many different animals. You did very well and understood the pattern clearly.
After that, we practiced speaking as different people and talked about hobbies, jobs, and dreams. You were also able to talk well about yourself, Raymond, and express your own ideas clearly.
At the end of the lesson, we practiced the past tense (ta-form). Because your te-form is already perfect, you were also able to use the ta-form very accurately. Excellent work.
Let’s keep practicing together again next week. I’m looking forward to our next lesson.
number 0 rei/zero 1 ichi 2 ni 3 san 4 yon/ shi 5 go 6 roku 7 nana/shichi 8 hachi 9 kyuu/ku 10 jyu 100 hyaku
11 jyuu ichi 12 jyuu ni 13 jyuu san 14 jyuu yon/shi 15 jyuu go 16 jyuu roku 17 jyuu nana/shichi 18 jyuu hachi 19 jyuu ku/kyu 20 ni jyuu 21 ni jyuu ichi 33 san jyuu san 62 roku jyuu ni
1. How do you do? >>> Hajimemashite 2. I'm Faizan. >>> Watashi wa Faizan desu 3. I'm an American >>> America Jin desu 4. Nice to meet you. >>> Yoroshiku Onegai shimasu.
Greeting words: Thank you very much. >>> Arigatou Gozaimasu.
Your Japanese pronunciation is so natural and perfect! Let's keep it up!
Konbanwa! I heard that today is Vashti-san's birthday—happy birthday! Thank you so much for spending part of your special day taking this lesson. Wishing you a healthy and wonderful year ahead! In today's lesson, we checked the vocabulary, verbs, and nouns in the textbook and used some of them to create your daily schedule. You also used the phrases for time,"from" and "until". That was an excellent effort! Since you've been studying so well and clearly understand the material, I would like to teach you another appropriate expression. Great job! Have a great week then. See you next time. Stay well!
Ritika Gangarapu san, Thank you for joined my lesson.I enjoyed talking with you !
Today`s lesson @ hajimemashite = How do you do? A watashi wa (Name) desu. = I am Name. B (country) jin desu. = I am a (country). C yoroshiku onegai shimasu.= Nice to meet you.
Next time, we'll learn other greetings and numbers. Your pronunciation is great because you've studied Japanese a lot on your own. After learning greetings and numbers, let's learn how to say "I like ~" in Japanese.