Thank you for attending the lesson. As output practice, you talked about what happened last week. It sounds like you had a great time doing various things with your friends. You practiced making sentences using the new vocabulary. We also introduced the sentence pattern “~shinakereba narimasen,” which is used to say that you have to do something.
Thank you for joining the lesson today, even though it was your day off. It was really nice to see you, and thank you as always.
In today’s lesson, we practiced changing dictionary form to masu‑form, and the opposite—changing masu‑form back to dictionary form—while making conversations. You also used the te‑form and higher‑level particles, such as “のを,” to make sentences. For example, “pot roast ができるのをまつ (to wait for the pot roast to be ready),” and “たべるのをまつ (to wait to eat.)”
You were also able to speak using the nai‑form (negative form). For example, “Yoasobiのうたをうたわない (I don’t sing Yoasobi’s songs,)” and “さいきん、まんがをよまない (I don’t read manga recently.)”
You used many of the phrases we have studied so far, and you shared a lot of stories again today. I really enjoyed the lesson, and I hope you felt the same. Thank you for your hard work, excellent job! I look forward to seeing you next week. Have a wonderful week!
Thanks for coming to class. I was surprised that you knew about Obon. I'll send the feedback for today's test later. I'm looking forward to seeing you again next week.
