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Name: Satomi Inagaki
Date: 2026/05/18(月) 14:09
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Title: Gene-san
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Thank you for joining the lesson even though you weren't feeling well. If you're not feeling well, please send me an email. Ever since the time you went to the hospital, I've been checking my emails more carefully. Once again, I’m sorry about that.
In today's lesson, we practiced and reviewed how to ask questions with i-adjectives and how to give positive and negative answers.
For example; I am busy, "isogashi- i desu", the present affirmative form.
I' m not busy. "isogashi ku nai desu", the present negative form.
** I have a headache now. ima atama ga itai desu.
** I don't have a headache now. ima atama wa ita ku nai desu.
We also studied a new phrase: “dou desuka 〜?” which means “How is it?” or “What do you think?”
For instance; New York no takuha pizza wa dou desuka? hayai desuka? or osoi desuka? (How about New York’s delivery pizza? Is it fast or slow?)
Let’s practice and review the phrases next time. Thank you for your hard work! Have a wonderful week. Please take care of yourself.
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Name: Satomi Inagaki
Date: 2026/05/18(月) 13:41
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Title: Vashte-san & Edoger-san
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Thank you for joining the lesson as always! It was great to see you! In today's lesson, we continued practicing and making sentences using on the verb list in Appendix 2.
For example;
* isshukan ni ni kai, sentaku shimasu.(I do the laundry for twice a week.)
* kutsu wa mainichi nugimasu. (I take off shoes ever day.)
* tokidoki inu to sanpo shimasu, arukimasu. mainichi jya arimasen. (I sometimes take a walk with my dog,it's not ever day.)
* 3(san) nen maeni nihon e ikimashita, ryokou shimashita.
(I went to Japan three years ago, traveled around Japan.)
** atsui desu,
** narano shika wa kowai desu or kowakatta desu.
** senshu watashino senakaga itakatta desu. (My back was sore last week.)
You were able to understand well and make sentences using different tenses, verbs, and adjectives. You shared so much again. I really enjoyed our conversation. I hope you had a good time too. Thank you for your hard work, Let's keep doing our best! Have a great week. See you next time!
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Name: Furukawa Sayaka
Date: 2026/05/18(月) 13:27
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Title: Bladimir Guzmanさん
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Thank you for coming the lesson. What we studied is as follows;
★review：intermediate 2(lesson16 key phrase1
→read key phrase and study how to make "if" sentence;「お金があったら、旅行します。」
★intermediate 2(lesson16 stage1)
→make sentences;「メールがきたら、うれしいです。」「にほんにいったら、たくさんのレストランにいきたいです。」「げんきなら、あそびます。」etc
★KANJI
→study how to read KANJI（小さい・中・大きい）
★New words
→くま(bear)・どうぶつ(animal)・げんき(fine)
See you next lesson！
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Name: Kanae
Date: 2026/05/18(月) 13:22
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Title: Ivanさん
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きょうも レッスンありがとうございます。
きょうは きゅうしゅうの ななつぼし ツアーをしました。
あしたは みやざきです。
たのしみです。
See you!
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Name: Masako Kakuta
Date: 2026/05/18(月) 12:58
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Title: Matteo san
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Could you enjoy today's lesson?
Today, we studied expressions for talking about our own intentions.
Let's keep learning new way's of speaking little by little.
See you next！
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Name: Shiho しほ
Date: 2026/05/18(月) 12:21
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Title: Luka Alienstage さん
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Starting today in class, we've begun learning kanji.
Let's make sure we learn the rules for writing kanji properly!
Today's lesson
★ Katakana review
★kanji 一二三四五
★ Verb make sentences
★ i-adjective negative form
★ na-adjective negative form
★ Inter L３
あめがふっていますので、タクシーにのりたいです。
あめなので、かさをかいたいです。
また らいしゅう あいましょう！
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Name: Masako Kakuta
Date: 2026/05/18(月) 12:18
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Title: Joyce さん
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きょうもじゅぎょうにきてくれてありがとう！
きょうは～からにんきがありますのぶんけいをたくさんべんきょうしました。Joyceさんはとてもじょうずにいえました。すごいです。
またらいしゅうもいっしょににほんごをべんきょうしましょう♡
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Name: MORIOKA MICHIRU
Date: 2026/05/18(月) 12:11
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Title: Lucas Locatelliさん
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💡 Today's Conversation Review
1. Essential Questions & Age (〜さい)
なんさい (Nansai) / 何歳
Meaning: How old?
Example:
「何歳ですか？」 (How old are you?)
「７歳（ななさい）です。」 (I am 7 years old.)
2. School Life (小学校)
小学校 (Shōgakkō)
Meaning: Elementary school / Primary school
Vocabulary Note:
小学校の生徒 = Elementary school student (often called 小学生 / Shōgakusei).
3. Objects (おもちゃ)
おもちゃ (Omocha)
Meaning: Toy(s)
Example: 「子供の頃、このおもちゃで遊びました。」 (I played with this toy when I was a kid.)
⚙️ Key Grammar Points & Expressions
4. Expressing New Knowledge
はじめてしりました。 (Hajimete shirimashita) / 初めて知りました。
Meaning: "I didn't know that!" / "I've learned that for the first time."
Usage: Use this when someone tells you a fact or piece of information that surprises you or is completely new to you.
5. Talking about Famous Places
（場所）で ゆうめい。 / 〜で有名
Meaning: Famous for [Place/Thing]
Structure: [Noun/Place] + で (by means of/for) + 有名です (is famous).
Example:
「京都は古いお寺で有名です。」 (Kyoto is famous for its old temples.)
6. Time: "___ Ago"
（期間）まえ に 〜しました。 / 〜前（に）〜しました。
Meaning: I did [action] [Time Period] ago.
Structure: [Time Period] + 前 (mae) + に (ni) + [Past Tense Verb].
Example:
「３年前に日本に来ました。」 (I came to Japan 3 years ago.)
7. Giving Reasons
〜から (Kara)
Meaning: Because... / So...
Structure: [Reason] + から + [Result].
Note for English speakers: In Japanese, the reason comes before から.
Example:
「暑いから、アイスクリームを食べます。」 (Because it's hot, I'm going to eat ice cream.)
8. Spanning Distances: "From ___ To ___"
〜から 〜まで（場所） / [Place A] から [Place B] まで
Meaning: From [Place A] to [Place B]
Structure: [Starting Point] から + [Ending Point] まで
Example:
「東京から大阪まで新幹線で行きます。」 (I will go from Tokyo to Osaka by Shinkansen.)
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Name: なつ
Date: 2026/05/18(月) 12:01
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Title: Amanda hazellさん
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① はじめまして。 ① How do you do?
hajime mashite
② わたしは ジェーン です。 ② I am Jane.
watashi ｗa desu
③アメリカじん です。 ③ I am an American.
america jin desu
④ よろしくおねがいします。 ④ Nice to meet you.
yoroshiku onegai shimasu
④Occupation: GAKUSEI DESU 学生です
⑥Other noun： ninja desu 忍者です
YES desu
NO ja arimasen
かいしゃいん
Kaishain
worker
がくせい
gakusei
student
を勉強しました。もう日本語を少し知っていてすごいです！
発音も綺麗です！
来週もよろしくお願いします。
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Name: Kanae
Date: 2026/05/18(月) 11:56
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Title: Mikhaldyさん
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Mikhaldyさん
いつも ありがとうございます。
Thank you for always coming to lessons.
I'll send a review sheet by E-mail.
I look forward to seeing you again next week.
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