Konbanwa! I'm sorry for the late message. Thank you very much for joining today's lesson. In today’s class, we introduced new question forms, including "Where is this from?" and "Who is this person?" ,also practiced giving appropriate answers to these questions. For example, Q: korewa dokono anime desuka? A: Amerikano anime desu.(We can skip subject korewa)
Q: Sponge Bobwa dokono anime desuka? A: Amerika no anime desu.(We can skip subject Sponge Bob)
Q: sorewa dokono mono desuka? A: France no mono desu. When we know the name of the item, like "Fauchon," we ask "Fauchonwa dokono mono desuka?,Where is Fauchon from?" We answer by saying "Fauchonwa(We can skip subject Fauchon) France no koucya desu. Fauchon is a French tea."
And and "konohitowa dare desuka?,Who is this person?", We answer by saying "konohitowa(We can skip subject konohitowa) Hatsune Miku desu,This person is Miku Hatsune."
New vocabulary: mono (items or things), Igirisu (England/UK), Eigo (English), Nihongo (Japanese), Doitsugo (German), Spaingo (Spanish), Francego (French), Chūgokugo (Chinese), dare (who), (o)hanashi (story). Adding the prefix “o” before a word like hanashi makes the expression more polite.
Excellent job, Thank you for your hard work today too! See you this Friday. Saty warm!
Thank you very much for attending the lesson. We introduced several common color names. If you are unsure of a Japanese word, trying to say it in English can sometimes lead you to the correct answer. Words such as “red,” “yellow,” and “blue” are also commonly used in Japanese.
今日(きょう)も レッスンに きてくれて ありがとうございました。 I enjoyed the lesson with ひばーに. We can make many fun sentences with Pokemon. ポケモンと いっしょに おもしろい ぶんを たくさん つくることが できますね。
Today‘s lesson was also very good as usual, Treasure -san ! ■がくしゅうしたこと ■What we learned today ■Indicating things ■Questions Please review vocabulary :だるま、はごいた、おりがみ
あえる ことを たのしみにしています。 また らいしゅう！ I'm looking forward to seeing you again, See you next week！
