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Name: Chihiro
Date: 2026/07/24(金) 15:19
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Title: Gordonさん
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★ 今日 の review ★
・ 休み（やすみ）＝ holiday
・ ～くない ＝ い adjective ＋ not
※ Please delete 「い」
・ ひくい ＝ low → ひくくない
・ つまらない ＝ boring → つまらなくない
・ みじかい ＝ short → みじかくない
・ どうですか ＝ How do you like ～
Q: World cup は、どうですか？
A: つまらなくないです。
Gordonさん、ありがとう！(*^^*)
また日曜日 ♪
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Name: Daisuke TANUMA
Date: 2026/07/24(金) 14:11
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Title: Solamon Dixon さん
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Thank you for joining the lesson.
We read the first chapter of Flying Witch aloud.
It was 34 pages long, so it was quite a challenge!
Next, let's review the first chapter by creating character profiles and going over the difficult vocabulary together.
ッスンに来てくれてありがとうございました。
漫画『ふらいんぐうぃっち』の第1話を音読しました。
34ページもあったので、大変でしたね。
第1話を振り返りながら、キャラクターのプロフィールを作ったり、難しい単語を確認したりしていきましょう。
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Name: Nao Kagiuchi
Date: 2026/07/24(金) 14:06
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Title: Jamalさん
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こんにちは！
今日もありがとうございました(*^-^*)
**今日のレッスン
・りょこうの かんそうを いう
ーリスニング④
今回は 日光に行った 話を ききました。
＊りょこうの 感想を言う
ーロールプレイ
Japanese often leaves the ending unfinished
In Japanese, people do not always finish a sentence clearly.
For example:
この店は混んでいて、値段も高くてさあ……
(This restaurant is crowded, and the prices are high, so...)
The speaker does not say the final part such as:
だから行きたくないです。
ちょっと困ります。
あまり好きじゃないです。
Instead, they stop speaking and let the listener understand the rest.
Japanese communication often values shared understanding.
Instead of saying everything directly, speakers sometimes leave the ending unfinished because they expect the listener to understand the feeling.
Think of it like this:
Japanese: "I'll give you the first half. You imagine the second half."
The ending changes depending on the situation
Sometimes Japanese speakers stretch the last sound:
さあ…
ねえ…
けど…
し…
なんか…
The exact ending is less important than the feeling.
For example:
A: この店、混んでいて、値段も高くてさあ……
Possible meanings:
"I don't really want to go."
"It's not a great place."
"That's a problem."
"What should we do?"
The listener understands from the situation and the speaker's facial expression or tone.
English speakers generally prefer to finish the sentence.
For example:
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It's crowded and expensive, so...
This sounds incomplete.
Instead, English speakers usually say:
It's crowded and expensive, so I'd rather not go.
It's crowded and expensive, so maybe we should go somewhere else.
It's crowded and expensive, so I'm not sure.
English listeners usually expect the speaker to finish the thought.
A useful tip
Japanese
Sometimes the most important meaning is not spoken.
次回は スクールホリデーで おやすみです(*^-^*)
また さらいしゅう！！
なお
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Name: Daisuke TANUMA
Date: 2026/07/24(金) 14:03
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Title: Tabitha Robbins さん
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Thank you for coming to the lesson.
As output practice, you talked about your busy daily life recently.
We read the manga Flying Witch together.
I explained some of the more difficult words that appeared in the story.
レッスンに来てくれてありがとうございました。
アウトプットの練習として、最近の忙しい日常について話してもらいました。
漫画『ふらいんぐうぃっち』を一緒に読みました。
作中に出てきた少し難しい言葉について説明しました。
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Name: Salvador Prez san
Date: 2026/07/24(金) 14:00
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Title: Salvador san
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Thank you very much for joined our 2nd traial lesson.
Your pronounciation is very natural.
You can already introduce yourself in Japanese.
otoko(man)/Onna(woman)
part time jpb=Arubaito
And we learned some greeting words.
Im looking forward to see you next week.
Thank you
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Name: Nao Kagiuchi
Date: 2026/07/24(金) 13:43
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Title: Vanessa Copelandさん
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こんにちは！
今日もありがとうございました(*^-^*)
**今日のレッスン
・Grammar topic review
-Passive form
Passive Form (Passive Voice)
We use the passive form when the thing or person receiving the action is more important than the person doing the action.
Pattern:
Noun + は + Verb (Passive Form)
Verb Changes
ます → られます
Example:
こわします (destroy) → こわされます (is destroyed)
つくります (make) → つくられます (is made)
たべます (eat) → たべられます (is eaten)
Example:
このビルは こわされるそうです。
I heard this building will be demolished.
**How to make the Passive Form
Change the verb to the passive form, then add the correct tense.
Dictionary Form → Passive Form
こわす → こわされる
つくる → つくられる
たべる → たべられる
Example
このビルは こわされるそうです.
I heard this building will be demolished.
Passive form は すこし むずかしいですね(;'∀')
Vanessaさんが 日本に くるかもしれない！ と聞いて
とても Excited です(*^-^*)
何か あれば いつでも しつもんしてくださいね☆☆
なお
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Name: Maiko
Date: 2026/07/24(金) 13:36
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Title: Rochelle さん・Izak さん
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senshuu どこへ ikimashita か?
doko e
senshuu = last week
わたしwa Hokkaido e ikimashita.
watashi wa Hokkaido e ikimashita.
place
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ikimasu=go
ikimashita=went
watashi wa sapporo no doubutsuen e ikimashita.
watashi wa gondora de sapporo no yama e ikimashita.
yama=mountain
maruyama doubutsuen
zoo=sapporo no doubutsuen
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tabemasu=eat
tabemashita=ate
watashi wa ___kuma___ o tabemashita. !!!!!
watashi wa ___kujira___ o tabemashita
watashi wa __hotate__ o tabemashita.
watashi wa __hotate__ o tabemashita.
watashi wa __Ice cream__ o tabemashita.
watashi wa __be-kon ba-ga-__ o tabemashita.
Yes:hai,tabemashita
nomimasu=drink
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buy
=kaimasu
kaimashita
watashi wa ___nekkuresu_ o kaimashita.
watashi wa ___handyfan_ o kaimashita.
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look
=mimasu
=mimashita
watashi wa _miiyacat_ o mimashita.
watashi wa _suizokukan_ o mimashita
aquarium＝suizokukan
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Japanese sentence end 2 type
_____masu :verb
_____desu :noun or Adj
watashi wa Hokkaido e ikimashita.
= I went to Hokkaido.
wa・ e → particle
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next Lesson wa
８gatsu 6 nichi desu😊
See you at the next lesson!
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Name: Satomi Inagaki
Date: 2026/07/24(金) 13:34
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Thank you for joining the lesson as always. It was great to see you again.
Thank you for sharing the photos you took at Anime Expo.
I asked, “Is this you?” and you said yes.
You told me the costume was custom‑made and cost 1,000 dollars. I honestly couldn’t recognize you at first — you transformed so well. You looked beautiful.
In today’s lesson, we practiced Intermediate 2: dictionary form and the pattern “〜することができます.”
You can change ます‑form to dictionary form, and you can use both affirmative and negative forms correctly.
It was truly wonderful.
Thank you again for sharing so much with me today.
You’re putting into practice the idea that you improve any language by speaking it. おつかれさまでした！ それでは、またあした！
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Name: Kanae Konda
Date: 2026/07/24(金) 13:32
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Title: Arielさん
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今日 、わたしたち は
・かんじ （友、先、生）review（ふくしゅう）
・Intermediate Intermission2 べんりな いいかた
を べんきょう しました。
You did pretty well reviewing かんじ today.
There are some kanji you've already studied in the review exercises, so please try to remember and use them. Using them repeatedly will help you remember them better ;)
Sometimes, you found the Japanese expressions for "First, I'll do..." difficult, but it would be great if you could use Japanese in various situations.
The next lesson is a little while away, but let's continue from where we left off!
今日も ありがとうございました。
また つぎ も よろしくおねがいします＾＾
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Name: Ayumi
Date: 2026/07/24(金) 13:13
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Title: アレクサさん
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たいけんレッスンありがとうございました！
54 ごじゅうよん
3854えん
よえん
1,3980
いちまん さんぜん
13,0000えん じゅうさんまんえん
13,000えん いちまんさんぜんえん
またらいしゅう！
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