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《Conversation》Hotel ホテル

2018年8月27日
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Hotel ホテル   Vocabulary        

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《Conversation》Shinkansen しんかんせん

2018年6月11日
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Shinkansen しんかんせんのきっぷをかう   Vocabulary        

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《Conversation》Buy clothes ふくをかう

2018年6月5日
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《Conversation》Buy clothes ふくをかう   Vocabulary        

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《Conversation》Hospital びょういん

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Hospital びょういん   Vocabulary        

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《Conversation》Restaurant レストラン

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Restaurant レストラン   Vocabulary      

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《Conversation》Reservation (Restaurant) よやく

2018年4月27日
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Reservation (Restaurant) レストランを予約する   Vocabulary        

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《Conversation》Fast food shop ファストフード

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Fast food shop ファストフードの注文   Vocabulary        

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《Conversation》Cash register (Convenience store) レジ

2018年4月12日
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Cash register (Convenience store) レジ(コンビニ)   Vocabulary        

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  • 《Lesson 105》〜んです② | reason
  • 《Lesson 104》〜んです① | confirmation, ask for details, surprise
  • 《Lesson 103》〜ても、〜 | even if ~
  • 《Lesson 102》〜たら | after ~
  • 《Lesson 101》〜たら | if ~
  • 《Lesson 100》〜てみる | try to~
  • 《Lesson 99》〜か/〜かどうか、〜 | embedded question
  • 《Lesson 98》Noun modification
  • 《Lesson 97》〜し、〜し、〜 | in addition
  • 《Lesson 96》〜かもしれない | maybe
  • 《Lesson 95》〜でしょう | probably
  • 《Lesson 94》〜でしょう? | ~, right?
  • 《Lesson 93》〜という | say
  • 《Lesson 92》〜とおもう | I think that
  • 《Lesson 91》ふつうけい② | plain form
  • 《Lesson 90》ふつうけい① | plain form
  • 《Lesson 89》〜とおりに、〜 | same method
  • 《Lesson 88》〜あとで、〜 | after ~
  • 《Lesson 87》〜まえに、〜 | before ~
  • 《Lesson 86》〜るとき/〜たとき | when ~
  • 《Lesson 85》〜とき | when ~
  • 《Lesson 84》〜たり、〜たり | and so on
  • 《Lesson 83》〜たことがあります | have experience
  • 《Lesson 82》Verbたform | ta-form
  • 《Lesson 81》〜なくてもいいです | don’t have to
  • 《Lesson 80》【time】までに | by 【time】
  • 《Lesson 79》〜なければなりません | must do
  • 《Lesson 78》〜ないでください | please don’t
  • 《Lesson 77》Verb ないform | nai-form
  • 《Lesson 76》〜さ | Nominalization of adjectives
  • 《Lesson 75》〜てあげます・もらいます・くれます | do something for someone
  • 《Lesson 74》くれます | give me
  • 《Lesson 73》〜てから | after
  • 《Lesson 72》て-form of adjectives and nouns
  • 《Lesson 71》どうやって | how
  • 《Lesson 70》〜て、〜 | ~, and then ~
  • 《Lesson 69》まだ〜ています | still
  • 《Lesson 68》もう〜ました/まだ〜ていません | already / not yet
  • 《Lesson 67》〜てはいけません |You must not do
  • 《Lesson 66》〜てもいいですか | May I do?
  • 《Lesson 65》〜ています | habitual action
  • 《Lesson 64》〜ています | state
  • 《Lesson 63》〜ています | be ~ing
  • 《Lesson 62》〜ましょうか | shall I ~ ?
  • 《Lesson 61》〜かた | how to
  • 《Lesson 60》〜てください | please
  • 《Lesson 59》Verb てform | te-form
  • 《Lesson 58》【N1】は【Vじしょ】ことです | hobby, dream, goal
  • 《Lesson 57》なります | become
  • 《Lesson 56》なにか/どこか etc. |something, somewhere
  • 《Lesson 55》【V】ませんか/【V】ましょう | shall we ~? / Let’s ~
  • 《Lesson 54》【place】に/へ〜にいきます | purpose
  • 《Lesson 53》〜たいです | want to do
  • 《Lesson 52》【N】がほしいです | want
  • 《Lesson 51》どうして/〜から | why / because
  • 《Lesson 50》Comparison② Three or more items
  • 《Lesson 49》Comparison① Two items
  • 《Lesson 48》Past tense of adjectives and nouns
  • 《Lesson 47》【N1】は【N2】が【Adj】です | a part of 【N1】
  • 《Lesson 46》【N】がすき/じょうず です | like, be good at
  • 《Lesson 45》どれ/どの【N】 | which one
  • 《Lesson 44》Noun modification by adjective
  • 《Lesson 43》Conjugation of adjectives
  • 《Lesson 42》【duration】に【frequency】【V】 | frequency
  • 《Lesson 41》Time duration
  • 《Lesson 40》だけ/しか〜ません | only
  • 《Lesson 39》Counter suffix
  • 《Lesson 38》【N1】の【position】に【N2】があります/います② city | position
  • 《Lesson 37》【N1】の【position】に【N2】があります/います① room | position
  • 《Lesson 36》【place】に【N】があります/います | exist
  • 《Lesson 35》【N】があります/います | have, be held
  • 《Lesson 34》【N】ができます/【Vじしょ】ことができます | can do, be able to
  • 《Lesson 33》【N】がわかります | understand
  • 《Lesson 32》【tool】で【verb】 | with ~
  • 《Lesson 31》Family
  • 《Lesson 30》【person】に【あげます/もらいます etc.】 | give, take
  • 《Lesson 29》【place of action】で【verb】
  • 《Lesson 28》【question word】も【verb】ません | nothing at all
  • 《Lesson 27》【object】を【verb】 | direct object of the action
  • 《Lesson 26》Verb groups/Dictionary form/masu form
  • 《Lesson 25》【person】と【verb】 | with
  • 《Lesson 24》【transportation】で【いきます/きます/かえります】 | by
  • 《Lesson 23》いつ/【time】に ② | when
  • 《Lesson 22》【place】に/へ【いきます/きます/かえります】 | go to
  • 《Lesson 21》【time】に【verb】 | at
  • 《Lesson 20》Conjugation of verbs
  • 《Lesson 19》Time
  • 《Lesson 18》Year/Month/Date
  • 《Lesson 17》Day of the week/【N1】と【N2】/【time】から【time】まで | and / from~ to~
  • 《Lesson 16》いくらですか | How much
  • 《Lesson 15》【brand/country】no【N】
  • 《Lesson 14》Koko/Soko/Asoko | here, there, over there
  • 《Lesson 13》【language】de | in another language
  • 《Lesson 12》Kono/Sono/Ano 【N】 | this, that
  • 《Lesson 11》【owner】no【N】
  • 《Lesson 10》nan desuka | what is
  • 《Lesson 9》Kore/Sore/Are | this, that
  • 《Lesson 8》Age
  • 《Lesson 7》【Noun】mo | too
  • 《Lesson 6》【sentence】ka | question
  • 《Lesson 5》【Noun1】 no【Noun2】 | of
  • 《Lesson 4》【Noun1】wa【Noun2】desu | topic of the sentense
  • 《Lesson 3》Number
  • 《Lesson 2》Words in the classroom
  • 《Lesson 1》Greeting
  • 《Katakana Lesson 2》Special reading
  • 《Katakana Lesson 1》How to write
  • 《Hiragana Lesson 6》Particles/Sentence
  • 《Hiragana Lesson 5》Geminative consonant
  • 《Hiragana Lesson 4》Long sound
  • 《Hiragana Lesson 3》Contracted sound
  • 《Hiragana Lesson 2》Voiced consonant
  • 《Hiragana Lesson 1》How to write
  • 《Conversation》Hotel ホテル
  • 《Conversation》Shinkansen しんかんせん
  • 《Conversation》Buy clothes ふくをかう
  • 《Conversation》Hospital びょういん
  • 《Conversation》Restaurant レストラン
  • 《Conversation》Reservation (Restaurant) よやく
  • 《Conversation》Fast food shop ファストフード
  • 《Conversation》Cash register (Convenience store) レジ
  • 《Vocabulary》Position やくしょく
  • 《Vocabulary》Education きょういく
  • 《Vocabulary》Home うち
  • 《Vocabulary》Calculation さんすう
  • 《Vocabulary》Feelings きもち
  • 《Vocabulary》Personality せいかく
  • 《Vocabulary》Drink のみもの
  • 《Vocabulary》Vegetables やさい
  • 《Vocabulary》Fruits くだもの
  • 《Vocabulary》Room へや
  • 《Vocabulary》Daily necessaries にちようひん
  • 《Vocabulary》Nature しぜん
  • 《Vocabulary》Traffic こうつう
  • 《Vocabulary》Town facilities まちのしせつ
  • 《Vocabulary》Marine life うみのいきもの
  • 《Vocabulary》Animal どうぶつ

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《Lesson 105》〜んです② | reason

〜んです② | reason   Vocabulary     Grammar 【Plain form】んです (なadjective / Noun Plain form だ】なんです) “〜んです” is a spoken language and expresses various meanings. The plain form is “〜のだ”. “どうして〜んですか” is used when asking […]

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《Lesson 104》〜んです① | confirmation, ask for details, surprise

〜んです | confirmation, ask for details, surprise   Vocabulary     Grammar 【Plain form】んです (なadjective / Noun Plain form だ】なんです) “〜んです” is a spoken language and expresses various meanings. The plain form is “〜のだ”. Ⅰ.Confirmation Confirm […]

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