Thank you for attending the lesson. Following last week, we enjoyed another quiz themed around colors. In old Japanese, there was no clear distinction for the color green, so as a remnant of that, green objects are sometimes still described as “blue” in Japanese today. For example, “aoba” (green leaves) and “ao-ringo” (a green apple).
こんばんわ！ Thank you for joining the last of February. It's great to see you! In today's lesson, we practiced and created sentences using verbs, present, masu form change to たいです、 and negative form,たくないです。 For example, *みずをのみます→みずをのみたいです。 *しんがぽーるにいきたいです、ふゆのおりんぴっくにいきたいです。 negative form →ふらんすにいきたくないです。 *ぽけもんかーどをかいたいです。 negative form → あしたはたらきたくないです。 negative form → ばんごはんをつくりたくないです。
Today you were able to use -tai desu, -takunai desu, as well as other expressions you have studied. Excellent work! You are becoming increasingly comfortable with Japanese, so let's continue studying while enjoying the process.
