Thank you for coming to the lesson today! It was nice talking with you! We practiced self-introductions and greetings today!
@ How do you do? はじめまして。 hajime mashite A I am NAME. わたしは NAME です。 watashi wa NAME desu B I am American. アメリカじんです。 america jin desu Amerika jin (American) Nihon jin (Japanese) C Nice to meet you. よろしく おねがいします。 yoroshiku onegai shimasu
@ おはよう ございます。: Good morning. ohayou gozaimasu A こんにちは。: Good afternoon. konnichiwa B こんばんは。: Good evening. konbanwa C おやすみなさい。: Good night. oyasuminasai D さようなら。: Good bye. sayounara E ありがとう ございます。: Thank you very much. arigatou gozaimasu Fすみません。 / ごめんなさい。: Excuse me./ I'm Sorry. sumimasen / gomennasai G げんき ですか。: How are you? genki desu ka
@ はい。 / いいえ。: Yes. / No. hai / iie A わかります。 / わかりません。: I understand. / I don't understand. wakarimasu / wakarimasen B わかりますか。: Do you understand ? wakarimasu ka C いって ください。: Please say. itte kudasai D きいて ください。: Please listen. kiite kudasai E みて ください。: Please look. mite kudasai F よんで ください。:Please read. yonde kudasai G いいですね。: Good ! iidesu ne 〜Useful expression〜 がんばってね! : Go for it ! ganbatte ne
Please use this for today's review! See you next time, Nycole san!
Thank you for joining the lesson during the summer vacation. It was great to see you again! In today’s lesson, Intermission 1, we practiced the useful conversational expressions moshikashite and sasuga.
Example: We will say a situation & guess using "moshikashite". It's a soft,friendly way to ask a question or make a guess.
"sasuga", is used to praise someone. It means "as expected, "I knew it" or "that's just like you"
*Both expressions are placed at the beginning of the sentence.
For example: A: moshikashite ashita gakkou desuka? B: hai, yasumi desu. ashitawa eiga o mimasu.
A: takusan hito ga imasu, sasuga, Anime NYC desu-ne.
You understood the content very well today. Excellent work. And thank you for stopping by our school booth at Anime NYC! I was very happy to hear that. Have a wonderful week, and see you next week!
Thank you for taking a class with me. We learned new vocablarly and the expression such as te kudasai when you ask someone to do something. You did great making sentences. Please keep up the good work! See you next week! Have a wonderful rest of the day. Ayako
Great work today practicing どうして〜んですか and talking about places you've been to! You did really well using へ and に naturally, and it was fun hearing you talk about BTS, BABYMETAL, and BUMP OF CHICKEN concerts. Your answers using 〜からです were clear and confident. Keep it up!
Sample Sentences
★Asking Why (どうしてですか) どうして BUMPの コンサートへ いくんですか? (Why are you going to BUMP's concert?) すしが だいすきだからです。 (Because I love sushi.)
★Talking about Direction (へ/に) コンサートへ いきます。/ コンサートに いきます。 (I'm going to the concert.) — both へ and に work here!
★Talking about Experience (〜たことがあります) BTSの コンサートに いったことが あります。 (I've been to a BTS concert before.)