Fun to learn Japanese at Sendagaya - Level2

Practice asking what kind of dishes someone likes and express your preference by saying 'I like meat dishes,' using role-play and repetition to reinforce Japanese phrases.

Practice Japanese conversation in a park setting, describe that the flowers are very beautiful, and follow prompts to repeat after the teacher.

Learn level 2 Japanese in lesson 3 by describing a teacher who is good at drawing and cheerful and gentle, and practice asking what the teacher is like in Japanese.

Learn how to say dates and days of the week in Japanese, including pronouncing months and dates 1–12, with weekday examples like January 15th Wednesday.

Learn how to ask and describe impressions of Hokkaido in Japanese, using phrases about the view was very beautiful, cool weather, and past-tense adjective forms.

Practice Japanese grammar through dialogues and role-plays, focusing on forming negative adjective forms and past tense, confirming conversation content, and asking whether something was beautiful.

Explore how to express desires in Japanese using 'I'd like to...' , practice agreement particles, and role-play everyday sentences like 'I'd like to drink something'.

Learn to give commands and segment content in Japanese by practicing phrases like 'please cut it into smaller pieces' and 'please take it outside,' with examples of sentence forms.

Practice a situational conversation in a lobby as a customer service scene, using Japanese question patterns and follow-up phrases to respond and ask about ongoing actions.

Practice Japanese instructions for going to the airport to pick up someone and taking them to the hotel. Build speaking accuracy by repeating procedures and role-playing scenarios.

Learn polite Japanese phrases to prevent parking in front of a shop, including practice with verb forms and common responses.

Explore how to express ability in Japanese using the potential form, with can you sing any Japanese songs and learn via repeating after the teacher as practical dialogue examples.

Learn a pattern to politely decline a play when time to practice is tight, using example sentences like we have little time to practice, so a play would be difficult.

Learn how to answer 'do you like liquor?' in Japanese, saying, 'yes, I like it, but I can't drink much.' Practice the contrasting pattern shown in the lesson.

Explore asking about age in Japanese using the example 'my older daughter is ten years old and likes to draw pictures,' and learn dictionary form usage with practical patterns.

Practice japanese patterns for talking about family and future plans using the playing form. Explore who will come to japan next month with real-life examples from level 2.

Learn how to call family members in Japanese, including terms for grandfather, grandmother, father, mother, older and younger siblings, and husband or wife, with polite forms for others' families.

Learn to discuss fashion design trends in Japanese, using examples like 'this is the design that is in fashion recently,' role-play dialogues, and grammar on verb plain form for opinions.

Practice Japanese conversation around have you ever taken a bath in a hot spring through repeated prompts, role-play, and repeating after the teacher to reinforce asking and answering.

Learn the Japanese expression for doing two actions at the same time, as in 'I like looking at the view outside while drinking some coffee,' with repetition and cohesion practice.

Lesson 21 examines using toki to express time in Japanese, illustrated by taking a train for the first time and the surprise plus related phrases.

Practice everyday Japanese conversations on a train, focusing on activities like reading books or looking at advertisements. Learn to answer what you usually do using the appropriate verb forms.

Explore how to express completed vs. not completed actions using has come and hasn't come yet, with examples like 'has he come yet' and 'has Mr. Kim come already'.

Explore Japanese expressions for reasons and feelings through the scenario of the train not moving and walking to a nearby station, including late arrival and sympathy phrases.

Learn and practice Japanese expressions for actions after everyone has gathered, including saying let's make a toast, using sequencing patterns and repeat-after-the-teacher drills.

Master polite Japanese request patterns to turn down the air conditioner, using 'could you turn down the air conditioner?' and practice this pattern to change the current situation.

Learn how to greet friends after a long time in Japanese, including saying your child has grown up and polite phrases for others' children, with practical role-play.

Explore practical Japanese concepts through quirky vignettes set around San Diego and a Japanese Art Center, highlighting imports, daily interactions, and cultural references.