Today's lesson, we learned, Hajimemashite : How do you do? Watashi wa ... desu. : I am ....(Name) Sensei desu. : I am a teacher. Mekishiko jin desu. : I am Mexican. Yoroshiku onegai shimasu : Nice to meet you.
and also we studyed about some greetings.
very nice to meet you! Sayounara (Good bye) Mata raishuu (See you next week)
We practiced the 3 verb groups and 6 verb forms for the second time today. You're understanding the concept well — Just need to keep practicing patiently so it becomes more natural. がんばろう！
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.)
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!
