We reviewed vocabulary and practiced “[ひと/どうぶつ]はどこにいますか。” “[ばしょ]にいます。” and “[もの]はどこにありますか。” “[ばしょ]にあります。” Then we moved on to Lesson 6.In Lesson 6, we practiced how to say months, dates, and days of the week.Let’s practice more in the next lesson! Tomorrow’s Zoom room number is 55.
Please try to use “Ittekimasu,” “Itterasshai,” and “Itadakimasu” every day😊 When you add “ne” at the end of a sentence, it gives a feeling of confirmation or emphasis.
If you have time, please try practicing ka-ki-ku-ke-ko.かきくけこ
I’m looking forward to next week’s lesson. Thank you for the schedule change today!
・しごと / shigoto / work ・なんじですか？ / nanji desu ka? / What time is it? ・７じ３０ぷんです / shichi-ji sanjuppun desu / It is 7:30 ・てんき / tenki / weather ・ゆき / yuki / snow ・はれ / hare / sunny ・くもり / kumori / cloudy ・あめ / ame / rain ・さむい / samui / cold ・さむいです / samui desu / It is cold ・たいへん / taihen / hard; tough ・しごとはたいへんです / shigoto wa taihen desu / Work is hard ・しごとはだいじょうぶです / shigoto wa daijoubu desu / Work is okay ・しつもん / shitsumon / question ・ごぜん / gozen / a.m.; morning ・ごご / gogo / p.m.; afternoon ・から / kara / from ・まで / made / until ・ごぜん６じからごご２じ３０ぷんまで / gozen roku-ji kara gogo ni-ji sanjuppun made / from 6:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. ・ごぜん６じからごご２じ３０ぷんまでしごとです / gozen roku-ji kara gogo ni-ji sanjuppun made shigoto desu / I work from 6:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. ・なんじにねますか / nanji ni nemasu ka / What time do you go to bed? ・ごご１１じにねます / gogo juuichi-ji ni nemasu / I go to bed at 11 p.m. ・ごぜん３じにねます / gozen san-ji ni nemasu / I go to bed at 3 a.m. ・なんじにおきますか / nanji ni okimasu ka / What time do you wake up? ・６じにおきます / roku-ji ni okimasu / I wake up at 6:00 ・どようびとにちようび / doyoubi to nichiyoubi / Saturday and Sunday ・どようびとにちようびはごぜん３じにねます / doyoubi to nichiyoubi wa gozen san-ji ni nemasu / On Saturday and Sunday, I go to bed at 3 a.m. ・アニメ / anime / anime ・あにめはなにがすきですか / anime wa nani ga suki desu ka / What anime do you like? ・AとB / A to B / A and B ・わたしはAとBがすきです / watashi wa A to B ga suki desu / I like A and B ・かしゅ / kashu / singer ・いってきます / ittekimasu / I’m leaving ・いってらっしゃい / itterasshai / Take care (when someone leaves) ・いただきます / itadakimasu / Let’s eat (before meals) ・すみません / sumimasen / Excuse me; sorry ・どういたしまして / dou itashimashite / You’re welcome ・ごめんなさい / gomennasai / I’m sorry ・２１さいですね / nijuuissai desu ne / You are 21 years old, right? ・どこですか？ / doko desu ka / Where is it? ・ここ / koko / here ・ここから / koko kara / from here ・ここから１０ぷんです / koko kara juppun desu / It is 10 minutes from here ・くるまで１０ぷんです / kuruma de juppun desu / It is 10 minutes by car ・ちかいです / chikai desu / It is close ・いぎりす / igirisu / United Kingdom ・ちゅうごく / chuugoku / China ・のみもの / nomimono / drink; beverage ・アメリカののみもの / amerika no nomimono / American drinks ・たべもの / tabemono / food
Hello Adam san, Thank you for taking a class with me. You can make sentences using verbs correctly! Please keep up the good work. I'm sorry to hear that you weren't feeling ok last week. Rest well. Have a wonderful rest of the day. Ayako
Thank you for always taking my lessons seriously. You can use the te-form and nai-form better than last week. Let’s practice again next week. Let’s enjoy studying Japanese together next week!
Today we focused on vocabulary. Even with the same word, it can be difficult to know how to use it if it has multiple meanings. (Example: つけます) I think that by knowing many sentences with such words, you will be able to understand the different uses, so gradually increase your vocabulary;) Basically, you did well. Good job!
