Thank you very much for participating in today’s lesson. Today’s session focused more on casual conversation. Since output is a key element in language acquisition, I encourage you to actively try discussing various everyday topics in Japanese going forward.
Thank you for coming to the lesson today. How was your first lesson? I hope it was fun and helpful. I was surprised that you know so many words after spending three months in Japan. Your pronunciation was very good. See you next week!
Vocabulary and phrases we studied today
Hajimemashite / How do you do? はじめまして Watashi wa ........desu / I’m........ わたしは〇〇です。 Yoroshiku onegai shimasu. / Nice to meet you. よろしくおねがい します。 Amerika jin/ American あめりかじん Nihon jin/ Japanese にほんじん Zyosei/ woman じょせい 女性 Dansei / man だんせい 男性 Sensei / teacher せんせい 先生 Samui/ cold さむい Kaisha in / worker かいしゃいん Gakusei/ student がくせい Bengoshi/ lawyer べんごし Isha/ doctor いしゃ Manga ka/ cartoonist まんがか Uta/ song うた Kashu/ singer かしゅ Mizuumi/ lake みずうみ Ao/ blue あお Yama/ mountain やま Itte kudasai /Please say. いってください Mite kudasai / Please look. みてください Nihongo de itte kudasai (nihongo de = in Japanese) にほんごで いってください Ohayou gozaimasu /Good morning おはようございます Konnichiwa /Good afternoonこんにちは Konbanwa /Good evening こんばんは
Roman san! Thank you for coming to the lesson today. I hope you feel better soon. Please rest well tonight. I also hope you feel great again by the time I see you next week!
Thank you for attending the lesson. Today, we continued the class on the theme of time. You learned the basic sentence pattern: “There is/are (event) at (place) from (time 1) to (time 2).” (Example: “There are meetings online from morning to night.”)
Thank you for coming to the lesson! 1 watasiwa anime ga suki desu 2 anatawa anime ga sukidesuka? 3watasiwa anime ga sukijyanai desu Please remember this phrase:) See you in the next class!