Thank you for coming to today's lesson. I'm glad that we finally resolved the issue with opening the shared slides, which we also use as our textbook. I’m relieved as well. In our previous lessons, we learned the sentence pattern "Doko desu ka?" for asking where something or someone is. Today, you challenged yourself with a longer role-play using the expression "Doko desu ka?" than the one we did last time.
Thank you for attending the lesson. You completed the Intermediate 1 review test last week, so we went over the answers and explanations this week. We focused on reviewing how to group verbs and reviewed how to change verbs from the masu-form to the nai-form.
Thank you for attending the lesson even on your day off. I was happy to see you today.
We continued practicing how to change verbs from the masu‑form to the dictionary form and studied “すること” I asked you a question at the beginning: “When you arrive at the hotel, what do you do first?” You answered, “I change into my hotel uniform.”
We also practiced by replacing words in the example sentences from the textbook. For example: “In the anime かぐらばち, めいんきゃらくたーはかたなをつくることです (the main character’s job is making swords.)”、 “わたしのしごとは, にもつとひとをはこぶことです。(My job is carrying luggage and people by car.)” These were long sentences, and you did a wonderful job.
I’m glad we could expand the conversation from just one word, and I also enjoyed learning about an anime I didn’t know. Thank you for sharing. You worked very hard today.
I hope you have a great week. See you again next week!
Armando san You did an excellent job again today. You said 「Naomi sensei wa kakkoii sensei desu.」I was so happy to hear that. Thank you very much! (Arigatou gozaimasu☆ ) You are a wonderful student,too.
