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Name: Risa
Date: 2026/06/08(月) 16:09
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Title: Chris san
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Thank you for coming to class today.
I was a little jealous when I heard that the weather in Hawaii is sunny! Right now, Japan is in the middle of a typhoon season, so we have been getting a lot of rain. Because of the rain, it is not too hot, but I am hoping for some sunny days soon.
Today, we studied kore, sore, and are (this, that, and that over there). I think you understood the differences between them very well.
これはほんです。
Kore wa hon desu.
This is a book.
これはノートです。
Kore wa nooto desu.
This is a notebook.
これはかさです。
Kore wa kasa desu.
This is an umbrella.
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それはくつです。
Sore wa kutsu desu.
That is a pair of shoes.
それはかばんです。
Sore wa kaban desu.
That is a bag.
それはカメラです。
Sore wa kamera desu.
That is a camera.
それはめがねです。
Sore wa megane desu.
Those are glasses.
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あれはくるまです。
Are wa kuruma desu.
That is a car.
あれはいえです。
Are wa ie desu.
That is a house.
あれはつくえです。
Are wa tsukue desu.
That is a desk.
あれはいすです。
Are wa isu desu.
That is a chair.
We also practiced how to make negative sentences, such as:
これはオレンジじゃありません。
Kore wa orenji ja arimasen.
This is not an orange.
You did a great job using these expressions and speaking Japanese during class.
Thank you again for your hard work today. I look forward to seeing you in our next class!
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Name: Chris
Date: 2026/06/08(月) 19:33
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Title: Re:Chris san
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Thank you for spending time teaching the class today.
I reviewed the notes and it looks like there are some typo's in the post so I made the English corrections below:
This is a book.
Kore wa hon desu.
This is a book.
This is a notebook.
Kore wa nooto desu.
This is a notebook.
This is an umbrella
Kore wa kashia desu.
This is an umbrella.
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That is a pair of shoes.
Sore wa kutsu desu.
That is a pair of shoes.
Those are glasses.
Sore wa megane desu.
Those are glasses.
That is a house.
Are wa ie desu.
That is a house.
That is a desk.
Are wa tsukue desu.
That is a desk.
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Name: Masako Kakuta
Date: 2026/06/08(月) 16:12
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Title: Matteo san
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Thank you so much for coming to the lesson.
I was very happy to see you. You could say tabetai, nomitai
many new words. See you next😊
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Name: Masako Kakuta
Date: 2026/06/08(月) 15:51
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Title: Joyce さん
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きょうもレッスンにきてくれてありがとう。
もしJoyceさんがにほんにきて、びょういんにいくときにつかう
たんごをべんきょうしました。
ぜひおぼえてくださいね。でもびょういんにはいかないでね😂
またらいしゅうたのしみにしています😊
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Name: Yumi ゆみ
Date: 2026/06/08(月) 15:40
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Title: ジャスリンさん Jaslyn-san
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ジャスリンさん、
今日から４５ふんのじゅぎょう、よろしくおねがいします。
今日も、とてもたのしかったです。
★べんきょうしたこと：
えいがをみにいきませんか。
えいがをみにいきましょう。
〇 はい、いきましょう/ええ、いきましょう/そうですね/いいですね。
× すみません、ちょっと/ごめんなさい、いけないです。
(らいしゅう）はどうですか。
おすしをたべませんか。
×すみません、たべられません。アレルギーがあります。
★文やことば
・友だちは、とてもエレガントです。
・この男の人は、友だちです。
・じめじめしています。
ジャスリンさんも友だちも、歌がじょうずですね。
これから、たくさんべんきょうしましょう！
では、らいしゅう。
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Name: Naomi
Date: 2026/06/08(月) 15:33
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Title: Mariano Murray san
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Marianoさん
今日のリスニングは少し むずかしかったですね。でも、マリアーノさんは よく がんばりました！すごいです。来週のアニメ大会、楽しんできてください。
〇今日の授業
みんなの日本語中級 p28の３の（１）まで
〇宿題
糸、玉、ミュージックで文を書きましょう＆日記
では、また ２週間後に！
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Name: ひろこ Hiroko
Date: 2026/06/08(月) 14:53
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Title: ケビンさん Kevin san
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おはようございます、ケビンさん
We learned ナぎょう today.
★The pronunciation of the new katakana words★
なっつ
にゅーす
まどれーぬ
ねくたい
のーと
And also, we learned the following.
３．かいわ
particle「へ」 to [the place] (pronounced 'e')
こうえん park
こうこう high school
ホテル hotel
みち road, street
いってください。 please go
まえ front, ahead
おきをつけて take care
＊チャレンジ
（ ）は どっちですか。
（ ）は どれですか。
choices
2 / more than 2
どっち/ どれ
casual/ polite
どっち/ どちら
どれ/ どちら
basic/ casual/ polite
これ/ こっち/ こちら
それ/ そっち/ そちら
あれ/ あっち/ あちら
We learned a lot today!
Have a lovely week and weekend.
See you after the camp :-)
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Name: Yuko
Date: 2026/06/08(月) 14:25
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Title: Shaye-san
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Konnichiwa,Shaye-san.It was nice seeing you again.
Well done, as usual. Please try using the Japanese words you've learned when you come to Japan!
We, Japanese people, will be glad to hear you try to use it here. Have a nice and safe trip! Our next lesson is on the 21st.I'm looking forward to seeing you then.
*What you learned today:
ramen hitotsu/futatsu/mittsu/yottsu onegaishimasu.: Can I get one/two/three/four ramen(s), please?
ramen futatsu to ice cream hitotsu onegaishimasu :Can I get two ramen(s) and one ice cream, please?
kore yottsu onegaishimasu(while pointing at the one you want to buy):Can I have four of these, please?
*Just in case, please show them your fingers.
(Watashi wa) anime ga suki desu. : I like anime.
(Watashi wa) anime ga suki ja arimasen : I don't like anime.
・New vocabulary:
tabemono-- food
ongaku-- music
Yuko
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Name: Nishimura Masae
Date: 2026/06/08(月) 13:49
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Title: Justin san
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Great job in today's lesson! I had so much fun chatting with you!
I was so surprised to hear that you practiced karate when you were little! No wonder you can count numbers in Japanese so well—it’s amazing that you still remember them!
Also, your hunting hat today was wonderful and really suited you well! Thanks to that, we learned a great new word: "すてき" (Suteki / Lovely)!
Today, we practiced the particle "の" (no) using your favorite manga, Ghibli anime, and our next lesson schedules. You did an outstanding job making those sentences!
Today: Minna no Nihongo Lessons 1 & 2
Next Week: Lessons 2 & 3
I'm already looking forward to next week. Have a wonderful week! 🌻
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Name: Shiho しほ
Date: 2026/06/08(月) 13:29
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Title: James Wang さん
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つぎに日本へくるときは、ワークマンのファンベストがかえるといいですね！お店がどこにあるかしらべておきます。
Today's point
★NHKニュース しぶやく ✖のお金
★verb practical use
また、らいしゅうあいましょう！
しほ
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Name: Satomi Inagaki
Date: 2026/06/08(月) 13:27
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Title: Gene-san
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Thank you for joining the lesson as always. It was great to see you again! Today, we finished to Lesson 9, i-adjectives, Thank you for your hard work!
Also, we began to study Lesson 10, na‑adjectives.
Here are some of the phrases we practiced:
Lion wa kiken desu. (A lion is dangerous.)
In this sentence, kiken is a noun. It does not describe anything; it simply means“danger,”followed by desu.
Lion wa kiken‑na doubutsu desu. (A lion is a dangerous animal.)
In this sentence, kiken‑na describes the noun doubutsu (animal). This is how a na‑adjective works.
When a na‑adjective comes before a noun, it needs na.
Adjectives are used to modify nouns. They describe or give more information about the noun.
We will continue studying this part in the next lesson.
Thank you for your effort today. Have a wonderful week and
Since you'll be going to a concert this weekend, I hope you have a wonderful time. See you in two weeks!
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