『しんごう』→ traffic light 『こうさてん』→ intersection 『おうだんほどう』→ crosswalk 『みぎ』→ right 『ひだり』→ left 『まっすぐ』→ straight 『〇〇がわつうこう』→ passing on the ~ side (e.g., right-side passing / left-side passing)
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Great work today! Try using these words when giving directions 🚶♂️✨
Thank you for joining the lesson on Sunday. It was great to see you! First of all, Thank you for sharing your story that you did doing today. Then we continued learning Lesson 9, i-adjectives talking about the kind of color and using the various i-adjectives. When we use adjectives, we add "desu" at the end of the sentences (in the affirmative present form).
For example: *kono isu wa nani iro desu ka? (What color is this chair?) → kono isu wa akai desu. (This chair is red color.)
*kore wa nani iro no zubon desu ka?(What color is this pants?) → kore wa aoi zubon desu.
We learned various i-adjectives to make sentences such as, *amerikano tamago wa takai desu. (The American eggs are expensive.) *nihon no tamago wa yasui desu (The Japanese eggs are cheap.) *amerikano tamagono kimi wa ki iro i desu. (The yolk of American eggs is yellow.) *nihon no tamagono kimi wa orange (orenji) desu. (The yolk of Japanese eggs is orange.)
**kimi (yolk)
You reviewed by yourself, and I could really see how hard you worked. It was wonderful to see. Excellent work! Have a wonderful week. See you next week!
Thank you for joining the lesson on Sunday. It was great to see you! In today's lesson, we continued learning na-adjectives and reviewed i-adjectives.
For example: *konshu wa isogashikatta desuka? (Were you busy this week?) It can be answered: hai, isogashikatta desu. *dona na gakkou desuka? (What kind of school are you working?) It can be answered: Furui gakkou desu, ookikunai desu,urusai desu. (It's old school, It's not big, It's noisy.)
We learned how to form the past and past negative forms of na-adjectives, using "genki" and several other na-adjectives.
Thank you for sharing your experiences from your trip to Japan. It was an excellent lesson. I look forward to studying with you again next week. Have a great week!
