ジョシュアさん、今日も楽しいお話、ありがとうございました。今週もアメリカと日本のお祭りやイベントについて話しました。私も、アメリカではクリスマスに七面鳥を食べると思っていました。はずかしいです!!! 助詞は使い方がむずかしいですが、ゆっくり勉強しましょう。今週のしゅくだいをメールで送ります。 Have a nice week! 来週、また授業でおあいしましょう！
Konbanwa! Thank you so much for joining the lesson on Monday.It was great to see you! Today, we continued learning and focusing the phrases Chapter 9 on verb, adjectives.
We talked about stink bugs and expanded the conversation from there. We shared both American and Japanese culture. For example, June bugs(かめむし) are scary, smelly, and I hate them. As for LA, it has delicious food, nice weather, and it’s easy to live in. But things are super expensive. I also introduced some words that Japanese young people often use. *こわっ（怖い！） → “Scary!”/ "So scary!” *たかっ（高い！） → “Expensive!”/“So pricey!” *でかっ（大きい！） → “Huge!”/ "Massive!” Also "めっちゃ" originally comes from the shortened form of "めちゃくちゃ," and it means "very" or "extremely." It is a slang word that started in the Kansai dialect and spread nationwide among young people.
I totally appreciate the discussion、めちゃくちゃ楽しかったです。 Thank you for your efforts,おつかれさまでした！また来週！ Have a great week then. Stay warm and well!
Thank you for coming to the lesson！ １ hajimemasite ２ watasiwa Jason desu ３ Amerikajin desu ４ yorosiku onegaisimasu Please remember how to introduce yourself in Japanese! See you in the next class!
