5.2.5 Did You Get Everything?

• go over a shopping list at home

• express disappointment over items they forgot

Academic Vocabulary:
~te kurete arigatou (〜てくれてありがとう), ~te shimaimashita (〜てしまいました)

Lesson Overview

REVIEW LESSON

Memory test: Do you remember these words from our yesterday's lesson?

Match

Match each Japanese word with its corresponding english meaning

• Both

• Vanilla

• Sales floor, section, selling area

• Chocolate

• Next to, beside

Ryohou

バニラ

Uriba

チョコレート

Yoko

• Ryohou

• バニラ

• Uriba

• チョコレート

• Yoko

​こうくん、デパートにいって
くれてありがとう！ぜんぶかいましたか？
えーと、ミルクとアイスクリームがありません。
Kou-kun, depaato ni itte kurete arigatou! Zenbu kaimashita ka?
Eeto, miruku to aisukurimu ga arimasen.

​あ！
わすれてしまいました！
A!
Wasurete
shimaimashita!

​​Observe the conversation below. What do you think is happening?
Share your opinion in the Zoom chat or raise your hand to be unmuted.

​ノート

いって：
Itte is the "Te-form" of "ikimasu"

～てくれてありがとう：
...te kurete arigatou is used to say
"Thanks for doing .... for me"

わすれます：
Wasuremasu means "to forget". The "te-form" of wasuremasu is "wasurete".

～てしまいました：
...te shimaimashita is used to expressed
something you did by accident.

Let's listen to this て form conjugation song!!!

Try to sing the song together

きょうのぶんぽう　Today's Grammar

〜てくれて
ありがとう

....te kurete
arigatou

What does "てくれてありがとう" mean? 🤔

"てくれてありがとう" is a phrase that expresses gratitude for someone doing something for you. It means "Thank you for doing (something) for me."

When to use "てくれてありがとう"? 💡

You use this when you want to thank someone for their action that helped you or made things easier for you. It shows gratitude for their effort!

​How to use "てくれてありがとう"? 🛠️

👉 Conjugate the verb into て(te)-form
👉 Attach くれてありがとう (kurete arigatou)

EXAMPLE:
1️⃣ Someone helping you with your homework
　しゅくだいをてつだってくれてありがとう
　 Shukudai o tetsudatte kurete arigatou
　 Thanks for helping with my homework

2️⃣ Someone making something for you
　カレーをつくってくれてありがとう
　 Karee o tsukutte kurete arigatou
　 Thank you for making the curry for me

Open Ended

Can you try to thank someone for doing something for you using the:

Verb て(te) + くれてありがとう (kurete arigatou)?
Use verbs like: Haraimasuー "to pay" (G1), Shimasuー "to do" (G3), Tsukurimasuー "to make" (G1), Oshiemasuー "to teach/tell" (G2)

かいわ　CONVERSATION

けんくん、
かいものをてつだって
くれてありがとう！
Ken-kun, kaimono o tetsudatte
kurete arigatou!

​いえいえ。
Ieie.

​Note:

いえいえ ieie means "no no"
This is a useful phrase to reply to thank you. When you feel like helping the person was not a problem

​Situation:

A Simple Thank You

Ken’s mom walked behind him as they headed home from the store. Ken, carrying the heavy bags, glanced down at the grocery list, making sure they didn’t forget anything.

きょうのぶんぽう　Today's Grammar

〜てしまいました
....te shimaimashita

What does "てしまいました" mean? 🤔

When しまいました is used, it often carries an emotional nuance, particularly when the action is something the speaker regrets or feels was an unfortunate event. The tone implies that the action wasn't entirely intended or ideal.

​How to use "てしまいました"? 🛠️

👉 Conjugate the verb into て(te)-form
👉 Attach しまいました (shimaimashita)

EXAMPLE:

1️⃣ Forgetting something accidentaly
　にんじんをわすれてしまいました
　 Ninjin o wasurete shimaimashita
　 I ended up forgetting the carrots

2️⃣ Unintentionally eating everything
　 ケーキをぜんぶたべてしまいました
　 Keeki o zenbu tabete shimaimashita
　 I ended up eating the whole cakes

Open Ended

Can you create sentences expressing your regret about doing something unintentionally:

Verb て(te) + しまいました (shimaimashita)?
Use verbs like: Kaimasu ー "to buy" (G1), Wasuremasu ー "to forget" (G2), Nemasu ー "to sleep" (G2), Mimasuー "to watch/see" (G2)

かいわ　CONVERSATION

あ！
にんじんとデザートをわすれてしまいました！でも、だいじょうぶです。れいぞうこにまだすこしあります。
A! Ninjin to dezaato o wasurete shimaimashita! Demo, daijyoubu desu. Reizouko ni mada sukoshi arimasu

えーと、おかあさん
にんじんとデザートがありません。ぜんぶかいましたか？
Eeto, okaasan. Ninjin to dezaato ga arimasen. Zenbu kaimashita ka?

​Note:

えーと eeto means "hmm..."

​Situation:

A Little Mistake

Ken was carrying the groceries, carefully checking the list as he walked home. As he glanced through the bags, he realized something were missing. Haha, walking behind him, quickly remembered she had forgotten them.

Luckily, they still had some in the fridge at home. With a light chuckle, they continued walking, not worried about the small mistake.

Match

Akira (あきら) is grateful to people around him for helping him out with various things. To the left are four sentences explaining who all helped him out and how.

Match the sentences to the appropriate expressions of gratitude by Akira (あきら).

• Haha wa bangohan o tsukurimashita.

• Otouto wa kaimono shimashita.

• Oneesan wa Akira-san to heya o souji shimashita.

Ryouri shite kurete arigatou.

Katte kurete arigatou.

Tetsudatte kurete arigatou.

• Ryouri shite kurete arigatou.

• Katte kurete arigatou.

• Tetsudatte kurete arigatou.

Drag and Drop

....te kurete arigatou:​ ​

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....te wasuremashita: ​

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Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

expresses gratitude

express regrets for an action

Open Ended

Create 2 sentences in Japanese using the grammar pattern you just learned, and express your gratitude (...te kurete arigatou) and regrets (...te shimaimashita).

Example in English:

Dad, thanks for buying me a new game.
Sorry, I ended up forgetting the egg.

Poll

Choose the option that best reflects your thoughts about today's lesson!

• "Loved it! I’m excited to use Japanese with my family!" 🎉

• 
  "Great lesson! My sentences are looking good!" 👍

• 
  "It was okay, but I need a bit more practice." 🤔

• "I’m confused. Can we review it again?" 🔄