Thank you for taking today’s Japanese lesson after your son’s rehearsal. I really appreciate your dedication, especially at the end of such a long and busy day. I hope our lesson was a relaxing and enjoyable time just for you—a chance to do something you love and leave feeling refreshed.
Today, we learned that there are two types of Japanese adjectives: i-adjectives and na-adjectives. We also practiced their negative and past forms. In addition, we continued studying location expressions from last week.
I especially enjoyed our real-life conversations, such as asking, “Is your son in this picture?” and “What role does he play?” Using Japanese in meaningful, personal situations is a wonderful way to learn.
Your self-introduction keeps improving every week. It has become more detailed and natural, and it’s a pleasure to see your progress. Watching you grow in confidence makes teaching very rewarding.
Thank you, too, for introducing your adorable dog. As you know, I love dogs, so it made me very happy!
I look forward to seeing you again next week. Have a wonderful week!
Thank you for coming to class today! Today I studied Japanese numbers. It's amazing that you're studying Chinese! I'm looking forward to seeing you next week. 〇Today's lesson
零 れい rei 一 いち ichi 二 に ni 三 さん san 四 よん/し yon/shi 五 ご go 六 ろく roku 七 なな/しち nana/shichi 八 はち hachi 九 きゅう/く kyuu/ku 十 じゅう jyuu 百 ひゃく hyaku
