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Name: Riho
Date: 2026/09/15(火) 10:11
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Title: Terrence san
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Thank you for coming to 2nd trial lesson!
Your "Yoroshiku onegaishimasu" pronunciation is getting better and better! Sugoi!
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Ohayou gozaimsu
konnichiwa
konbanwa
ittekudasai
mitekudasai
I'm looking forward to see you next week!
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Name: Riho
Date: 2026/09/15(火) 10:07
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Title: Brian san
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Thank you for coming to 2nd trial lesson!
And thank you for sharing thought of "Onegaishimasu"
It's so nice to deepen our understanding of our cultures.
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Ohayou gozaimasu
Konnichiwa
Konbanwa
itte kudasai
mite kudasai
I'm looking forward to see you next week!
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Name: Risa
Date: 2026/09/15(火) 10:01
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Title: Karen san
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Thank you for coming to your first private lesson today! It was great getting to know more about you.
You told me that you like anime and manga such as Fruits Basket and Akatsuki no Yona. They are very popular in Japan too! I feel like Fruits Basket, in particular, has many fans around me as well.
You also love Japanese food, including ramen, dango, sushi, and udon. You have visited Japan several times and have been to many places, including Fukuoka, Kyoto, Tokyo, Osaka, and Kinosaki Onsen. It sounds like you have already had many wonderful experiences in Japan!
Maybe because you watch a lot of anime, your Japanese pronunciation was very clear and easy to understand. You pronounced phrases such as:
おねがいします。
Onegai shimasu.
Please.
ごめんなさい。
Gomen nasai.
I’m sorry.
ちょっとまって。
Chotto matte.
Wait a moment.
We also practiced introducing yourself in Japanese today. You told me that your job is a wedding content creator. In Japanese, we can simply say:
ウェディングコンテンツクリエイター
Wedingu kontentsu kurieitaa
Wedding content creator
I don’t think there is a special Japanese term for this job, so using ウェディングコンテンツクリエイター is perfectly fine!
① How do you do?
はじめまして。
hajime mashite
② I am NAME.
わたしは NAME です。
watashi wa NAME desu
③ I am .
country じん です。
country jin desu
Chuugokujin （Chinese）
Amerika jin (American)
Nihon jin (Japanese)
④ My occupation is ____./ I’m a ____.
(わたし は) occupation です。
(watashi wa) occupation desu
⑤ Nice to meet you.
よろしく おねがいします。
yoroshiku onegai shimasu
You also did a great job practicing your self-introduction today. Your Japanese pronunciation was very good, and I really enjoyed learning more about you.
Thank you again for coming to class today. See you in our next lesson!
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Name: Noa
Date: 2026/09/15(火) 09:59
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Title: Yoavさん
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Thank you for coming to my lesson! You’re working hard on Japanese greetings and grammar. Keep up the good work! 😊
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Name: 明子
Date: 2026/09/15(火) 09:31
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Title: ジェラニーさん
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こんばんは。今日も日本語でたくさん話してくださって、ありがとうございました！前のお仕事やインタビューについて、そして応募（おうぼ）した会社や求職（きゅうしょく）会社（がいしゃ）について、、、、たくさん教えてくださって、ありがとうございました。
ジェラニーさんのお仕事は、セキュリティーを守るためにとても大切ですね！いつも丁寧（ていねい）なジェラニーさん、たくさんのお客様（きゃくさま）のためにジェラニーさんのお仕事が祝福（しゅくふく）されますように！
来週は、今日の宿題の「レシピ」について教えていたけるのを楽しみにしています。お大事になさってくださいね。
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Name: Riyo Ito
Date: 2026/09/15(火) 09:01
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Title: Troy-san
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Today, we played a card game to help you become more familiar with numbers. How did you find it? It may have been a little difficult to remember the numbers, but I hope you had fun! 😊
I’m looking forward to studying Japanese together again next week. See you then!
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Name: Shiho しほ
Date: 2026/09/14(月) 19:52
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Title: James Wang さん
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Today, We talked about Hikone Castle and Himeji Castle.
If you have the chance, please do visit some Japanese castles.
今日のポイント
★はNHKニュース 彦根城
らいしゅうあいましょう!
しほ
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Name: Shiho しほ
Date: 2026/09/14(月) 19:48
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Title: Luka Alienstage さん
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We turned a lot of verbs into the "nai-form" today, didn't we? Let's review them together again next week.
きょうのクラス：
★kanji 分・半
★L8
ないform
★L9
はしらないでください。
たべないでください。
またね。
またね。
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Name: MORIOKA MICHIRU
Date: 2026/09/14(月) 17:54
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Title: Anthony Garmaさん
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⏰ Daily Routines, Time Spans (~から~まで), Verb Groups & Schedule Review
### 1. Describing Daily Routines & Time Spans ([ Time ] から [ Time ] まで)
💡 Grammar Pattern:
・[ Time ] に [ Verb ]: Marks a specific time an action happens (e.g., 7じに おきます).
・[ Time A ] から [ Time B ] まで [ Verb ]: From [Time A] to [Time B].
Examples from Practice:
・きむらさんは まいにち 7じに おきます。
9じから 5じ15ふんまで はたらきます。
11じに ねます。
にちようび やすみます。
(Kimura-san wakes up at 7:00 every day. He works from 9:00 to 5:15. He sleeps at 11:00. He rests on Sunday.)
・わたしは まいにち 6じに おきます。
8じから 17じまで はたらきます。
21じはんに ねます。
どようびと にちようび やすみます。
(I wake up at 6:00 every day. I work from 8:00 to 17:00. I sleep at 21:30. I rest on Saturday and Sunday.)
### 2. Past Tense Activities: Last Sunday (先週の日曜日)
💡 Time Reference:
・先週の日曜日 (せんしゅうの にちようび) = Last Sunday
・今週 (こんしゅう) = This week
Q&A Practice:
・わたしは 先週の日曜日に えいがを みました。
21じ45ふんに えいがを みました。
(I watched a movie last Sunday. I watched the movie at 21:45.)
・Q: なんじに えいがが おわりましたか。
(What time did the movie finish?)
* A: 24じ45ふんに えいがが おわりました。
(The movie finished at 24:45 / 0:45 AM.)
### 3. Verb Groups: Dictionary Form to 〜ます Form (動詞のグループ)
Understanding which group a verb belongs to helps when conjugating into the polite 〜ます form:
・グループ1 (U-verbs / Exceptions):
* かえる (kaeru) → かえります (kaerimasu) = to return / go home
・グループ2 (Ru-verbs):
* ねる (neru) → ねます (nemasu) = to sleep
・グループ3 (Irregular verbs):
* する (suru) → します (shimasu) = to do
* くる (kuru) → きます (kimasu) = to come
### 4. Making a Daily Schedule: Jean's One Day (ジェーンの いちにち)
・07:00 ジェーンは おきます。 (Jean wakes up.)
・08:00 あさごはんを たべます。 (Eats breakfast.)
・09:00 ジェーンは がっこうへ いきます。 (Jean goes to school.)
・12:00 ひるごはんを たべます。 (Eats lunch.)
・17:00 いえへ かえります。 (Returns home.)
・19:00 ばんごはんを たべます。 (Eats dinner.)
・20:00 ジェーンは テレビを みます。 (Jean watches TV.)
・22:00 ジェーンは ねます。 (Jean sleeps.)
### 5. Vocabulary List (ごい)
1. たべます (tabemasu) = to eat
2. いただきます (itadakimasu) = phrase said before eating
3. テレビ (terebi) = TV
4. みます (mimasu) = to watch / see
5. ほん (hon) = book
6. よみます (yomimasu) = to read
7. おんがく (ongaku) = music
8. ききます (kikimasu) = to listen / hear
9. てがみ (tegami) = letter
10. かきます (kakimasu) = to write
11. しゃしん (shashin) = photo / picture
12. とります (torimasu) = to take (photos)
・おわります (owarimasu) = to finish / end
・やすみます (yasumimasu) = to rest / take a day off
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