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Name: Masako Kakuta
Date: 2026/09/07(月) 13:00
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Title: Matteo san
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Thank you so much for coming to the lesson😊 You could understand and use many Japanese. I'm looking for you to meet next week, Take care😊
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Name: Masako Kakuta
Date: 2026/09/07(月) 12:58
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Title: Joyce さん
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きょうもいっしょににほんごをべんきょうして、とてもたのしかったです😊 おたんじょうび、ねんれい、しゅっしん、しゅみ、しょくぎょう たくさんのことばがいえました! joyceさんは、すぐにおぼえるので、いつもびっくりです😎 またらいしゅうあいましょうね。
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Name: ひろこ Hiroko
Date: 2026/09/07(月) 12:51
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Title: コーディさん
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いいえにっきを かきました。 すいぞくかんは おもしろかったですね。
レッスン9の Let's try!を べんきょうしました。
いadjの past negativeは むずかしいです。 がんばって!
★きょうの あたらしい ことば あしか あざらし かもめ ズワイガニ エイ えさを やります。
Have a lovely holiday! また らいしゅう。
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Name: Satomi Inagaki
Date: 2026/09/07(月) 12:46
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Title: Vashti-san & Edoger-san
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Thank you very much for joining the first lesson of September. It’s been a while — it’s great to see you again!
In today’s lesson, we continued studying Chapter 3, “Giving a Reason,” focusing on the reason and the conclusion, using different types of verbs and adjectives. We created multiple long sentences like, *key holder wa kawai katta desu kara kaimashita. *anime no T-shirts wa kakko yokatta desu kara kaimashita. *kakko yokkata T-shirts wa taka katta desu kara kaimasen deshita.
Then we practiced the dialogue in the textbook in pairs. That was wonderful — you did very well! We’re almost finished with Chapter 3, so we’ll continue studying and review the vocabulary next time.
Thank you for your hard work and effort. Have a great week and stay well!
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Name: Noa
Date: 2026/09/07(月) 11:58
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Title: Carlos san
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Thank you for coming to the lesson today! It was nice talking with you! We practiced self-introductions and greetings today!
@ How do you do? はじめまして。 hajime mashite A I am NAME. わたしは NAME です。 watashi wa NAME desu B I am American. アメリカじんです。 america jin desu Amerika jin (American) Nihon jin (Japanese) C Nice to meet you. よろしく おねがいします。 yoroshiku onegai shimasu
@ おはよう ございます。: Good morning. ohayou gozaimasu A こんにちは。: Good afternoon. konnichiwa B こんばんは。: Good evening. konbanwa C おやすみなさい。: Good night. oyasuminasai D さようなら。: Good bye. sayounara E ありがとう ございます。: Thank you very much. arigatou gozaimasu Fすみません。 / ごめんなさい。: Excuse me./ I'm Sorry. sumimasen / gomennasai G げんき ですか。: How are you? genki desu ka
@ はい。 / いいえ。: Yes. / No. hai / iie A わかります。 / わかりません。: I understand. / I don't understand. wakarimasu / wakarimasen B わかりますか。: Do you understand ? wakarimasu ka C いって ください。: Please say. itte kudasai D きいて ください。: Please listen. kiite kudasai E みて ください。: Please look. mite kudasai F よんで ください。:Please read. yonde kudasai G いいですね。: Good ! iidesu ne 〜Useful expression〜 がんばってね! : Go for it ! ganbatte ne
Please use this for today’s review! See you next time!
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Name: Yuko
Date: 2026/09/07(月) 11:47
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Title: Giovanniさん
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こんばんは、ジョバンニさん。
You've mastered time expressions! That's wonderful! Today we practiced a lot using "いつ”,”どこへ”,"だれと”,"なにで”. They are confusing, but essential for conversation. Please review them when you have time!
まいあさ ともだちと がっこうへ いきます。I go to school with my friends every morning.
いつ かんこくへ いきましたか。When did you go to South Korea? なにで かんこくへ いきましたか。How did you get to Korea? だれと かんこくへ いきましたか。Who did you go to South Korea with? きょねん どこへ いきましたか。Where did you go last year?
Please check: きょねん last year あるいて on foot ひとりで alone でんしゃ じてんしゃ ひこうき ふね
パソコン computer,PC
また らいしゅう!
ゆうこ
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Name: Naomi
Date: 2026/09/07(月) 11:45
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Title: Jason Hirata san
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Jason さん 今日も 日本語を たくさん 勉強しました。今日は、文を書く時の 表現の仕方(しかた)も いくつか 学びましたね。また、どんどん みんなの日本語初級文型練習帳Uを 進めていきましょう!
〇今日の授業 みんなの日本語初級文型練習帳U p74〜77
〇宿題 みんなの日本語初級文型練習帳U p75 4年漢字 印刷(いんさつ)
では、また 来週!
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Name: Nori (Norihiko Takatani)
Date: 2026/08/24(月) 11:29
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Title: Jason Cruz - San
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Hi Jason,
Thank you for joining today’s lesson!
Today, we practiced:
* Greetings * Useful classroom expressions * “Nice to meet you” and self-introduction
It was also great to learn more about you, the games you like, and what you would like to study in Japanese.
In the next trial lessons, we will practice:
* “Nice to meet you” and self-introduction (2) * Likes and hobbies * Places you want to visit and things you want to do
Let’s keep practicing and speaking lots of Japanese!
See you next week!
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Name: Nori (Norihiko Takatani)
Date: 2026/09/07(月) 11:31
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Title: Jason Cruz - San
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Hi Jason,
Thank you for today’s lesson!
Today, we practiced useful expressions for introducing yourself in Japanese.
You practiced saying:
Jason desu. Amerika-jin desu. Kentakkii ni sunde imasu. Geemu ga suki desu.
We also practiced answering questions such as:
Onamae wa? Dokono hito desu ka? Doko ni sunde imasu ka? Nani ga suki desu ka?
You did a good job practicing your self-introduction and answering the questions.
Next week, we will practice talking about things you like and your hobbies. We will use expressions such as:
“~ ga suki desu.” = “I like ~.” “~ mo suki desu.” = “I also like ~.”
We can also talk about games such as League of Legends and Path of Exile.
Please review today’s expressions when you have time.
Thank you again, and see you next lesson!
For next week’s lesson
Preview likes and hobbies
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Name: Noa
Date: 2026/09/07(月) 11:04
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Title: Nycole
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Nycole san Thank you for coming to the lesson today! You remembered everything very well. We also practiced the phrase “I like ~.” Watashiwa 〜ga sukidesu. Let’s talk a lot more together next time! Keep up the great work! 😊 Noa
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Name: Chika
Date: 2026/09/07(月) 11:02
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Title: Matthew san
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Thank you for coming to my lesson. This time we practiced self-introductions. @ Hajime mashite (How do you do) A watasi wa (NAME)desu (My name is ___) B (country) jin desu (I'm from _____) C yorosiku onegai shimasu (Nice to meet you) You can also mention your occupation.
You remembered 1 to 10 really well! For 100 to 300, 300, 600, and 800 are special. 1000 is sen. 3000 and 8000 are special. 10000 is man. 100000000 is oku.
Let's review again and practice while remembering. I look forward to seeing you next time. Thank you.
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