Thank you for always joining the lessons. I’m glad I could see you today. We continued studying the passive form, and you understood the grammar perfectly. Excellent work.
In the résumé I prepared, I included the passive forms"もっていかれます” and “もっていかれました.” Grammatically, they are correct, but they are not commonly used in everyday conversation. These forms sound very formal and are mainly used in high‑class service situations or polite customer interactions. I think this is a grammatical pattern that Western people don’t use very often. It really shows the cultural differences between English and Japanese.
Thank you for your hard work today too,おつかれさまでした！それではよい１週間をおすごしください。また来週！
Thank you for coming to the lesson today. Today, we learned the hiragana for the 'あ', 'か', and 'さ' lines. あか＝red, あい＝Love, あお＝blue かき＝oyster,or persimmon, きく＝listen すし＝Sushi
Hiragana is the foundation of Japanese vocabulary. Please try to remember them.
Next week, let’s learn the 'た', 'な', and 'は' lines! I’m looking forward to seeing you next time.
