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Name: Shiho しほ
Date: 2026/07/23(木) 09:22
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Title: Jacky Yuさん    
TToday, we learned the new kanji for the days of the week:
日・月・火・水. Make sure to remember them.


またね。





Name: ゆい
Date: 2026/07/23(木) 08:53
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Title: Minoruさん    
 Thank you for the lesson today!

 We introduced the 3 verb groups (G1, G2, G3) and the 6 verb forms for the first time today. It's a big topic, so it's completely normal if it still feels a bit tricky — we'll keep practicing step by step!

 Sample Sentences (今日の例文)

 ★Talking about Plans (〜んですか?)

 TWICEの コンサートへ いくんですか?
 (Are you going to TWICE's concert?)

 いいえ、こんかいは いかないんです。しごとが あるからです。
 (No, I'm not going this time. Because I have work.)

 ★The 3 Verb Groups (どうしの グループ)

 G1:いく・はなす・よむ G2:たべる・ねる G3:する・べんきょうする・くる

 ★The 6 Verb Forms (6つの かたち)

 じしょ形・ない形・ます形・ば形・よう形・て形

 See you soon!





Name: Nishimura Masae
Date: 2026/07/23(木) 00:55
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Title: Eirene san    
Thank you very much for joining today’s Japanese trial lesson!

At first, I wasn’t quite sure what motivated you to study Japanese. However, as we talked, I quickly realized how passionate you are about Japanese culture.

I knew you liked Naruto, since it’s famous all over the world. But I was amazed by how much you know about anime, including titles that are much more niche. I was especially surprised that you know Violet Evergarden and even Nanami from Jujutsu Kaisen. You have excellent taste!

And right from the beginning, when you told me you had eaten tsukemen, I had a feeling you were quite unique. But I never expected to hear that you had actually recreated authentic Hakata-style tonkotsu ramen by yourself! That really impressed me.

I was also excited to learn that after graduating from university, you’re seriously thinking about studying at a culinary school in Japan. Your enthusiasm and determination really came through during our lesson.

I would be delighted to support you as you prepare for your future studies in Japan. I love cooking as well, so I’m sure our Japanese lessons about cooking and food will be even more enjoyable!

For our next lesson, let’s start learning some basic Japanese culinary terms together.

I’m really looking forward to studying with you and helping you achieve your dream!





Name: Nishimura Masae
Date: 2026/07/23(木) 00:22
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Title: Luis さん    
Thank you very much for joining the trial lesson!

Without a doubt, you are the most impressive trial student I have ever met. I have never seen anyone achieve such a high level of Japanese in such a short time while working full-time. And what surprised me even more is that you learned it all by yourself! You must have been incredibly focused and dedicated. I truly admire your hard work and would like to give you a big round of applause.

I was also amazed by how much you know about Japanese anime and music. Your knowledge is incredible! You’ve absorbed so much information, but I understand that you haven’t had many opportunities to use Japanese in real conversations.

Leave that to me! In my lessons, you’ll have plenty of chances to speak Japanese—lots and lots! 😊

Your goal is to make Japanese friends and continue mastering the Japanese language. I believe your ability to learn Japanese is one of your greatest talents. You quickly imitate what you hear and absorb new expressions almost instantly. It’s a wonderful ability.

I’m truly excited to see how much you will continue to improve and grow. Let’s work hard together! I’ll be cheering you on every step of the way.





Name: Nishimura Masae
Date: 2026/07/22(水) 23:30
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Title: Hoa さん    
Thank you for joining your second trial lesson!

I was so excited to hear about your wonderful opportunity to attend the concert. I truly hope you have an amazing time in New York and create many unforgettable memories.

I also learned that studying languages is one of your hobbies. I think that’s wonderful. I feel that we have something in common—we both enjoy continuing to learn and even earning new qualifications. I was truly inspired by your passion for learning.

I feel that we are very much alike in many ways. We seem to be on the same wavelength, which makes it easy for us to understand each other. I also think we share similar values. Spending time with you during our lessons is always meaningful and enriching for me.

Thank you so much. I hope you return from your trip feeling refreshed, recharged, and full of wonderful memories.

I’m looking forward to seeing you again in our lesson next month!





Name: Nishimura Masae
Date: 2026/07/22(水) 23:01
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Title: Cameron san    
Thank you for joining the trial lesson!

Were you a little nervous at the beginning? You seemed to relax as the lesson went on, and you gradually became more confident speaking Japanese.

Thank you for showing me your collection of Mobile Suit Gundam model kits. I was very happy to see them! It was wonderful to learn about something you enjoy.

I also learned that you like ramen, udon, and soba, and that you don’t drink alcohol.

I was really impressed by how hard you tried to communicate in Japanese. By the end of the lesson, you looked much more relaxed, and I enjoyed talking with you.

I’m looking forward to seeing you again next week. Let’s keep studying Japanese together and do our best!





Name: Maiko Kondo
Date: 2026/07/22(水) 16:16
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Title: Sterling Rosenfeldt さん    
watashino namae wa Sterling desu.
(watashi wa) America jin desu.
yoroshiku onegai shimasu.

San= Mr.

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Xは Yです。
X wa Y desu. watashi wa suta-ring desu.

=X is Y . 

X and Y refers to the same thing.
Used to describe names, states, or properties.
Y→Noun / Adjective

にほんご sentence2タイプ
・Noun / Adjective _です
・Verb _ます
 __です・ます → the of the sentence

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suta-ring san wa Nihon jin desu ka?

No:iie
Yes:hai

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【Review】

おはようございます Good morning
Ohayou gozaimasu
こんにちは Good afternoon
Konnichiwa
こんばんは Good evening
Konbanwa
さようなら Good-bye
Sayounara
おやすみなさい Good night
Oyasuminasai
ありがとうございます Thank you
Arigatou gozaimasu
すみません Excuse me・I’m sorry 
Sumimasen
はじめまして How do you do? / Nice to meet you.
Hajimemashite
よろしくおねがいします ≒ Let’s have a good relationship. / Nice to meet you.
Yoroshiku onegai shimasu ( no exact translation.Closing remarks for a greeting)





Name: Chihiro
Date: 2026/07/22(水) 14:40
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Title: Gordonさん    
★ 今日 の review ★


・ 来週(らいしゅう)

・ 毎週(まいしゅう)

・ 曇り(くもり)


・ せまい = narrow → せまくない

・ つまらない = boring →  つまらなくない

・ みじかい = short →  みじかくない


・ なまけもの = lazy


・ どうですか? = How do you like 〜


Gordonさん、ありがとう!(*^^*)

また来週 ♪






Name: Maho まほ
Date: 2026/07/22(水) 14:22
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Title: David Klueck さん    
しゅうまつは たくさん マラソンの れんしゅうをしたり、 グループで ワールドカップの けっしょうを みたりして たのしくすごされた ようですね。

そんけいどうしの つくりかたを やりました。
います・ありますを やりました。 えをみて ぶんを つくってもらいました。

しゅくだいは P151 です。
じかいは 7がつ 28にち かようびです。
それではまた!
まほ





Name: Tomoko Kawano
Date: 2026/07/22(水) 14:01
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Title: Daniel Del Rio    
I enjoyed today's lesson with you, Daniel!

Today's lesson: greetings あいさつ

next lesson: greetings and numbers あいさつ と すうじ 

(we'll continue from where we left off in today's lesson

and learn numbers)

You asked several great questions today. Keep up the good

work!

I look forward to seeing you in our next lesson.

Thank you!






 
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