Today, we studied Japanese greetings. If you ever have the chance to visit Japan, I hope you'll try using them. I'm sure the people you meet will appreciate your effort.
Keep up the great work, and see you next time!
Asa ohyou(gozaimasu) Hiru konnichiwa Yuugata konbanwa Yoru kobanwa Before sleeping oyasumi(nasai) Thnak you arigatou(gozaimasu) I am sorry gomennasai sumimasen Excuse me sumimasen Do-zo here you are
★New words (ふくを)きます = put on (clothes) (くつを)はきます = put on (shoes) (ぼうしを)かぶります = wear (on a hats) (めがねを)かけます = wear (glasses) (ネクタイを)します = wear (a tie) ぬぎます = take off
Thank you so much for participating in the trial lesson today! While talking with you today, I was able to learn more about your impressive 4-year academic journey in Studio Art and the exciting new course you are currently pursuing to challenge yourself even further. (I actually put together an illustration summarizing your creative path, which I'll share with you later!) I am personally very interested to see which specific areas you want to master moving forward. One thing that truly surprised and impressed me today is that you are not studying Japanese simply for casual enjoyment or travel. You have a genuine motivation to learn all three writing systems—Hiragana, Katakana, and even Kanji! You also show a deep interest in Japanese sentence structure and grammar. While you love anime, your curiosity goes far beyond that; you are eager to absorb everything about Japanese culture, customs, the language itself, and its food. It is truly wonderful. You are the most dedicated student I have ever met. Teaching Japanese is my life's work, so I find it deeply rewarding, and I am so glad to have crossed paths with you. I am looking forward to our lesson next week even more now. See you in class!