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Name: Masaya
Date: 2026/09/05(土) 15:35
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Title: Quynh-san
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We learned a little hiragana today; once you master it, your ability to learn new words will improve dramatically. Let's keep up the good work next week.
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Name: Takashi Hasebe
Date: 2026/09/05(土) 14:11
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Title: Valeria san
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Were the Japanese numbers difficult?
Try saying the numbers you see around town in japanese.
See you next week!
Takashi
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Name: Satomi Inagaki
Date: 2026/09/05(土) 14:01
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Title: Genoire-san
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Thank you for joining the lesson as always. It was wonderful to see you!
Today, we continued studying how to change Group 1 verbs into the ta‑form, both the past and past‑negative forms, from the masu‑form. In the plain form, the verb changes like this: きく kiku, きかない kika nai, きいた kii ta, きかなかった kika nakatta.
To make these forms, the “き ki” sound changes to "か ka” because Group 1 verbs switch from the い i‑row to the あ a‑row when forming the negative. So “き ki” → “か ka,” and then you add “ない nai.” This is why “ききますkikimasu” becomes “きかないkikanai.”
Today’s practice might have felt a little boring, but it’s important, so we reviewed it carefully. Still, we made it fun, almost like a quiz, and you did a great job. Let’s continue reviewing and enjoying the lessons next week as well. おつかれさまでした! Have a wonderful three‑day weekend! See you next time!
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Name: NANAKO KAFUKU
Date: 2026/09/05(土) 13:37
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Title: Morrisさん
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Today, You studied i-adjectives.
i-adjectives are adjectives that end in い. They can directly modify nouns.
There are many い-adjectives, so try to memorize them together with their opposites.
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Name: Naomi
Date: 2026/09/05(土) 13:36
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Title: Cynthia & Luis san
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Cynthia & Luis さん きょうも たくさん にほんごを べんきょうしました。Dialogue にながい ぶん(sentence)が ありました。すこし むずかしかったですね(a little difficult)!
〇 きょうの じゅぎょう Int1 L4 ダイアログ(dialogue) Phrases for inviting えいがを みに いきましょう!(casual)→えいがを みに いきましょうか?→えいがを みに いきませんか? (polite)
Lets's go to watch a movie./Would you go to watch a movie?
〇しゅくだい Dialogue から 3つ ぶんをかきましょう @あした えいがを みにいきませんか? Aとしょかんへ にほんごを べんきょうしに いきましょうか? Bたのしんでくださいね
では、また らいしゅう!
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Name: Breanne Morrell san
Date: 2026/09/05(土) 12:20
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Title: Breanne san
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Thank you for joined today. we talked about game and thtough the talking you learned some new vocabraries. And we learned 〜V1+ni〜V2 masu Otera wo mi ni nihon he ikimasu(I'll visit Japan to watch temples) You did very well!! Mata Getsuyoubi!
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Name: 佐藤 健児
Date: 2026/09/05(土) 11:58
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Title: エマニュエルさん
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初めてのトライアル。とても緊張しました。前回、お二人が成約にならなかったので。最初は固かったですが、徐々になれてきました。あいさつの部分を使いながら、やりました。彼の目的は、マンガ、アニメを日本語で読み聞きしたいということでした。次回も来てくれると思います
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Name: Satomi Inagaki
Date: 2026/09/05(土) 11:48
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Title: Lillian-san
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Thank you for joining the lesson as always. It was great to see you, I'm truly happy about that.
In today’s lesson, we continued studying Lesson 5, the te‑form. We reviewed how to change verbs from the masu‑form to the te‑form. Then we practiced a dialogue about giving directions from the textbook, read through it, and divided it into sections.
The directions in the textbook are just examples. As long as you remember the “please do…” request pattern, that’s perfectly fine! Your work today was truly excellent — very smooth. It’s clearly the result of your consistent review. Thank you, as always.
Next week, we will study Lesson 6, the “~shite-imasu” pattern. Wishing you a wonderful weekend. See you next week!
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