Thank you for joined our lesson We review about last lesson and conversation of convenience situation we tried to learn intermaditate level.so you might feel difficult. next time travel conversation benkyou shimasyou. mata raisyuu
Thank you for joining the lesson as always. It was great to see you again! In today’s lesson, we studied the phrases for expressing desires:“I want to…" ,“I don’t want to…,” and how to ask and answer the question "doko e(ni) ikitai desuka?(Where do you want to go?)”, For example: Doko e ikitai desu ka? / Ikitai kuni wa arimasu ka? (Do you have any countries you want to visit?)
Possible answers: * Nihon e ikitai desu. Furansu to Kanada mo ikitai desu. → I want to go to Japan. I also want to go to France and Canada.
* Twilight no location e ikitai desu. Ice cream o tabetai desu. → I want to go to the Twilight filming locations. I want to eat ice cream.
You understood the phrases from Lesson 2 very well. In the next lesson, we will read the dialogue in the textbook, check the vocabulary, and move on to Lesson 3.
Thank you for your effort and hard work today as well. Have a wonderful weekend. See you again next Friday!
We reviewed what you’ve learned so far and then moved on to the Intermediate1 textbook.
We worked on Chapter1, 「人を誘う（ひとをさそう）」“Inviting Someone,”and got about halfway through. Let’s continue from there next week.
The review of the Basic material included some difficult questions, but you remembered everything very well. That was wonderful! Let’s keep doing our best together in the Intermediate level, too.
魔法（maho) magic 洗濯(sentakuk) laundry 使わないで(tsukawanaide) Don't use it. 考える(kangaeru) think 言ってしまう(ittesimau) I end up saying it. 戻る（modoru) return 前（mae) before 後ろ(usiro) behind 頭をなでなで（atama wo nadenade) Patting someone gently on the head わからない（wakaranai) I don't know 恐ろしい（osorosii) terrible 心配(sinpai) anxiety めんどくさい（mendokusai) bothersome 急いで（isoide) Hurry. 伝説(dennsetu) Legend 汚れ（yogore) Dirt 紙(kami) paper 髪(kami) hair 心（kokoro) heart 入れ替わる（irekawaru) to swap places 迷惑（meiwaku) bothersome 使わないで（tukawanaide) Don't use it. 片付けて（katadukete) Tidy up.
Thank you for coming to the lesson. As speaking practice, you talked about Father’s Day. To master the sentence patterns “~sou desu” and “~you desu,” we worked on some practice exercises. Through Pokémon and the things they are based on, I introduced several vocabulary words. This time, we learned the words “uso” (lie), “hachi” (flower pot), and “ki” (tree).
