Thank you for coming to the lesson. You told me a lot about what happened today. It sounds like it was a tough day with rain, snow, strong winds, and a power outage. You also tried some tongue twisters for the first time in a while — I’m glad you enjoyed them. Continuing from yesterday, I introduced the case particle “ni.” Japanese particles are difficult, but let’s learn them little by little.
Lesson, thank you for your hard work today. Today we practiced “What is in the hallway?” and “Who is in the classroom?”. We will practice again next week. Thank you for always coming to the lesson with a smile.
Hello Garrett san, Thank you for taking a class with me. We learned verb and adjective. Let's make a lot of serntences to master them! Have a wonderful rest of the day! Ayako
Thank you for coming to study Japanese. にほんごの べんきょう おつかれさまでした。
Today's lesson We practiced conversations using the phrases 〜が ありますか。 〜が いますか。
A:あのう、ちかくに ぎんごうが ありますか。 Um, is there a bank nearby? B:ええ、あそこに たかい ビルが ありますね。 あの ビルの 中です。 Yes, there is a tall building over there? It's inside that building. A:わかりました。 ありがとう ございました。
A:すみません。ミラーさんは いますか。 Excuse me, is Mr.Miller here? B:ええ、あそこに いますよ。 Yes, there he is. ドアの ちかくです。 He is near by the door. A:どうも。 Thank you.
I also had a great time in today’s lesson because we were able to have a lot of conversation. Thank you for showing me your cute cat. It sounds like you’ve been busy with work, so please make sure to get enough rest.
