You learned a new meaning and usage of "-te imasu" today. You created sentences in the practice exercises, and you remembered how to change the verbs well and did a great job. We will review next week, so let's make sure you master it!
Today, we practiced the grammar point すぎます, as in このケーキはあますぎます (“This cake is too sweet”).
You did a great job conjugating verbs, い-adjectives, and な-adjectives with すぎます. You were able to make and say many different sentences using this grammar point in Japanese.
I thought it was a little funny when you said, “I studied AI too much recently.” Thank you for telling me a lot about the AI situation in the U.S. I learned for the first time that Gemini is pronounced like “ジェミナイ” in English, not “ジェミニ,” and I was very surprised!
Thank you for coming to the lesson today！ I enjoyed the lesson with you. Good job！ ☆ Today's Lesson ☆ どこですか。（Where） （polite） ここです。 こちらです。 そこです。 そちらです。 あそこです。 あちらです。
4, ano hito wa dare desuka? ano hito wa Ken san desu.
5. kore wa dareno kaban desuka? kore wa Miki san no kaban desu.
★New words nan(nani) = what dare = who dareno = whose
★traditional Japanese items geta = Japanese traditional wooden clogs hagoita ＝ decorative wooden paddle chouchin = Japanese paper lantern koma = Japanese spinning top daruma = Goal-setting doll origami = The art of folding a single square piece of paper into various shapes
Next time, we'll be learning about questions like "How old are you?" and as well as large numbers, so please review the numbers from 1 to 10.
Hello Garrett san, Thank you for taking a class with me. We learned i-adjective today. Let's learn it more in the next class! Have a great rest of the day! Ayako
