Thank you for your attendance and I really appreciated. SPPB L14-5～6 L15-4え James san, you can convert to te-form and make sentences such as ～ています、 ～てください。 ナルトのエナジードリンクはawesome!!! I am looking forward to seeing you soon. Next class is 5 May 24, 1130PM, US time. Zoom room 20. Thank you so much.
"Kodomono hi" is a Japanese phrase that translates to "Children's Day" in English. It is a national holiday in Japan celebrated on May 5th each year, and it is also known as "Tango no Sekku" in Japanese.
The holiday is dedicated to the happiness and well-being of children and is celebrated with various traditional customs and activities. Families often fly colorful carp-shaped streamers called "koinobori" outside their homes, representing strength and perseverance like a carp swimming upstream.
They also decorate their homes with traditional armor and warrior dolls, called "samurai" or "kabuto.“ Families may also eat traditional foods like "kashiwa mochi," a sweet rice cake wrapped in oak leaves.
① Ａ ：ねむいとき、どうしますか。 Ｂ ：コーヒーをのみます。 ② Ａ ：アルバイトを休むとき、どうしますか。 Ｂ ：てんちょうにでんわします。 ③ Ａ ：つかれたとき、どうしますか。 Ｂ ：チョコレートをたべます。 ④ Ａ ：かぜをひいたとき、どうしますか。 Ｂ ：びょういんへ行きます。 ⑤ Ａ ：みちがわからないとき、どうしますか。 Ｂ ：人にききます。 ⑥ Ａ ：よる、なかなかねることができないとき、どうしますか。 Ｂ ：あたたかいぎゅうにゅうをのみます。
＊こどものひ について
The holiday is dedicated to the happiness and well-being of children and is celebrated with various traditional customs and activities. Families often fly colorful carp-shaped streamers called "koinobori" outside their homes, representing strength and perseverance like a carp swimming upstream.
They also decorate their homes with traditional armor and warrior dolls, called "samurai" or "kabuto.“ Families may also eat traditional foods like "kashiwa mochi," a sweet rice cake wrapped in oak leaves.
