UNIT 6 CATCH UP

• name their favorite season and explain why

• describe seasonal weather

• comment on or complain about the weather

Academic Vocabulary:
~sugiru (〜すぎる )

Lesson Overview

きょう の どうし (today's verb)

• ふる・ふります　Furu / Furimasu : To fall/drop (for rain, snow, etc.)

• さく・さきます　Saku / Sakimasu : To bloom/blossom (flower)

• すぎる・すぎます　Sugiru / Sugimasu : To exceed/To much

• みる・みます　　Miru / Mimasu : To see/watch

• あう・あいます　Au / Aimasu : To meet

きょうのしつもん

Today's questions

どのきせつがいちばんすきですか
dono kisetsu ga ichiban suki desu ka

Which season do you like the most?

きせつでなにがいちばんすきですか
kisetsu de nani ga ichiban suki desu ka

What season do you like the most among the season?

きせつでOOがいちばんすき・きらいです
I like/hate ....... the most among the season

​ふゆ
fuyu

​はる
haru

あき
aki

なつ
natsu

きせつではるがいちばんすきです
kisetsu de haru ga ichiban suki desu
I like spring the most among the season

OOはOOです
....... is .......

​ふゆ
fuyu

​はる
haru

あき
aki

なつ
natsu

あきはすずしいです
aki wa suzushii desu
Autumn is cool/refreshing

​さむい
samui

​すずしい
suzushii

​あたたかい
atatakai

​あつい
atsui

Categorize

Options (8)

atsui

atatakai

samui

suzushii

Organize these options into the right categories

なつ natsu

はる haru

ふゆ fuyu

あき aki

OOから、OOがすきです
Because ........　I like .......

​ふゆ
fuyu

​はる
haru

あき
aki

はながさきますから、はるがすきです
Because flowers are blooming, I like spring

なつ
natsu

てんきがいいです
tenki ga ii desu
the weather is good

あめがふります
ame ga furimasu
It's rains

しぜんのいろをみるのがすきです
shizen no iro wo miru no ga suki desu
I like looking at the colors of nature

ゆきがふります
yuki ga furimasu
It's snows

がっこうがないです
gakkou ga nai desu
There is no school

ともだちにあいます
tomodachi ni aimasu
I (will) meet up with my friends

～すぎる・～すぎます　too .....

すぎる (sugiru) or  すぎます (sugimasu) in Japanese is used to indicate that something is excessive or too much of a certain quality described by the adjective. The "すぎる・すぎます" part essentially means "too much" or "excessive."

FORMULA:
Adjective + sugiru / sugimasu
As for the い (i) Adjective, you will need to drop the last い syllable first

Example:

さむい　Samui：Cold

さむい (Samui)　→ さむ (Samu)　→ さむすぎる・さむすぎます

                                                                Samusugiru / Samusugimasu : too cold

OOはOOから、あまりすきじゃないです
Because ....... is ........, I don't really like it

​ふゆ
fuyu

​はる
haru

あき
aki

なつはあつすぎますから、あまりすきじゃないです
Natsu wa atsusugimasu kara, amari suki jya nai desu
Because summer is too hot, I don't really like it

なつ
natsu

たくさんあめがふります
takusan ame ga furimasu
It's rains a lot

たくさんゆきがふります
takusan yuki ga furimasu
It's snows a lot

さむすぎます
samusugimasu
Too cold

あつすぎます
atsusugimasu
Too hot

Open Ended

According to the video, which season does Aya prefer and why? Additionally, which season does Mark dislike and why? Lastly, what season does Made enjoy and why?

Fill in the Blank

Convert this i-adjective using "sugimasu" pattern. Type in romaji.

Sweet : amai → too sweet: ?

.......sugimasu

Fill in the Blank

Convert this i-adjective using "sugimasu" pattern. Type in romaji.

Scary : kowai → too scary : ?

.......sugimasu

Fill in the Blank

Convert this i-adjective using "sugimasu" pattern. Type in romaji.

Delicious : oishii → too delicious : ?

.......sugimasu

Open Ended

Create 3-5 sentences in Japanese romaji using the pattern you just learned about the season you like and dislike the most, including the reason why you like or dislike that season.

• describe birthday plans

• wish someone a happy birthday

• request a gift for their birthday

Academic Vocabulary:
(noun) ~ga hoshii desu
(～がほしいです。)  

Lesson Overview

きょう の どうし (today's verb)

• (G1) うたう・うたいます　Utau / Utaimasu : To sing

• (G1) いう・いいます　Iu / Ii masu : To say

• (G1) きる・きります　Kiru / Kirimasu : To cut

• (G1) もらう・もらいます　Morau / Moraimasu : To receive / To get

• (G1) よぶ・よびます　Yobu / Yobimasu : To call

Drag and Drop

REVIEW LESSON:



And / and then : ​

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To eat : ​

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To do : ​

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Soshite

Tabemasu

Shimasu

Sorekara

Nomimasu

Hanashimasu

おたんじょうびはいつですか
otanjyoubi wa itsu desu ka

when is your birthday?

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December : ​

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July : ​

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April :​

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March :​

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September :​

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ku gatsu

san gatsu

shi gatsu

shichi gatsu

jyuu ni gatsu

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DAYS OF THE MONTH:

20st : ​ ​

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2nd : ​

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6th : ​

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10th : ​

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3rd : ​

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futsuka

muika

tooka

mikka

hatsuka

いちがつ　Ichi gatsu
にがつ　　Ni gatsu
さんがつ　San gatsu
しがつ　　Shi gatsu
ごがつ　　Go gatsu
ついたち　Tsuitachi
ふつか　　Futsuka
みっか　　Mikka
よっか　　Yokka
いつか　　Itsuka

わたしのたんじょうびはくがつはつかです
watashi no tanjyoubi wa ku gatsu hatsuka desu

My birthday is on September 20th

わたしのたんじょうびはOOがつOOです
My birthday is on (month) (days of the month)

*Note:
たんじょうび tanjyoubi is a casual version of おたんじょうび otanjyoubi

おたんじょうびになにをしますか
Otanjyoubi ni nani wo shimasu ka?

What do you do on your birthday?

OOたり、OOたりします　.....tari, ....tari shimasu

​OOたり、OOたりします is used to list actions or states in a non-exhaustive way. It implies that the speaker is mentioning some activities or situations, but the list is not complete. The basic structure is as follows:

Rules：
Verb (た-form) + り (ri) + Verb (た-form) + り (ri) + します

ばんごはんをたべたあといぬのさんぽをしたり、ねこにえさをやったりします。
Bangohan wo tabeta ato inu no sanpo wo shitari, neko ni esa wo yattari shimasu.
"After eating dinner, I take the dog for a walk and feed the cat.

わたしのたんじょうびにOO

I celebrate my birthday by .............

たんじょうびのうたをうたいます
tanjyoubi no uta wo utaimasu
We sing a birthday song

たんじょうびのケーキをきります
tanjyoubi no keeki wo kirimasu
We cut a birthday cake

ともだちからプレゼントをもらいます
tomodachi kara purezento wo moraimasu
I receive a gift from my friend

ともだちにでんわをします
tomodachi ni denwa wo shimasu
I call my friend

ともだちをよびます
tomodachi wo yobimasu
I call my friend (to come over)

パーティーをします
paatii wo shimasu
I throw a party

わたしのたんじょうびにパーティーをしたり、たんじょうびのうたをうたったり、ケーキをきったりします
Watashi no tanjyoubi ni paatii wo shitari, tanjyoubi no uta wo utattari, keeki wo kittari shimasu

I celebrate my birthday by having a party, singing birthday songs, and cutting the cake

おたんじょうびになにがほしいですか
Otanjyoubi ni nani ga hoshii ka?

What do you want for your birthday?

OOがほしいです　.....ga hoshii desu

​The pattern ～がほしいです (ga hoshii desu) is used when you want to express a desire for something in Japanese. Here's a simple explanation:

 

FORMULA :　(NOUN) + がほしいです

  

EXAMPLE:

おかねがほしいです

Okane ga hoshii desu

I want money

わたしのたんじょうびにOOがほしいです

I want ............. for my birthday

うでどけい
udedokei
Watch

ケーキ
keeki
cake

プレゼントとおかね
purezento to okane
gift/present and money

あたらしいふく
atarashii fuku
New clothes

かばんとくつ
kaban to kutsu
Bag and shoes

パーティー
paatii
party

わたしのたんじょうびにおかねだけがほしいです
Watashi no tanjyoubi ni okane dake ga hoshii desu
I only want money for my birthday

Phrases

• おたんじょうびおめでとうございます

  otanjyoubi omedetou gozaimasu

  Happy birthday (polite)

• たんじょうびおめでとう

  tanjyoubi omedetou

  Happy birthday (casual)

• そぼに「おたんじょうびおめでとうございます」といいます

  sobo ni "otanjyoubi omedetou gozaimasu" to iimasu

  We/I say "Happy birthday" to my grandma

Match

Match the following

udedokei

okane

atarashii fuku

kaban

kutsu

• udedokei

• okane

• atarashii fuku

• kaban

• kutsu

Match

Match the following

Uta wo utaimasu

Paatii wo shimasu

Kirimasu

Denwa wo shimasu

Purezento wo moraimasu

• Uta wo utaimasu

• Paatii wo shimasu

• Kirimasu

• Denwa wo shimasu

• Purezento wo moraimasu

Categorize

Options (6)

Okane

Paatii wo shimasu

Paatii

Tabemasu

Ramen

Moraimasu

Both "... ga hoshii desu" and "....tai desu" is used to express desire, however one of them is used to express the desire of something and other one is used to express the desire of doing something. Drag and drop the vocabularies to "...ga hoshii desu" form and "....tai desu" form.

..... ga hoshii desu

....... tai desu

Open Ended

Create a sentences in Japanese using the grammar pattern you just learn and share when is your birthday, what will you do for your birthday and what do you want for your birthday?

• describe holiday celebrations (January to June)

Academic Vocabulary: ~tari ~tari suru (〜たり〜たりする) form

Lesson Overview

きょう の どうし (today's verb)

• りょこうします　Ryokou shimasu : To travel

  りょこうした　Ryokou shita (た form)

• あつまります　Atsumarimasu : To gather

  あつまった　Atsumatta (た form)

• うたいます　Utaimasu : To sing (e.g song : uta)

  うたった　Utatta (た form)

• あそびます　Asobimasu : To play/hang out/have a good time

  あそんだ　Asonda (た form)

• します　Shimasu : To do/play (e.g. dance : dansu)

  した　Shita (た form)

きょう の どうし (today's verb)

• たべます　Tabemasu : To eat (e.g. meal : gohan)

  たべた　Tabeta (た form)

• きます　Kimasu : To wear

  きた　Kita (た form)

• ききます　Kikimasu : To listen (e.g. music : ongaku)

  きいた　Kiita (た form)

• とります　Torimasu : To take (e.g. pictures : shashin)

  とった　Totta (た form)

Multiple Choice

San gatsu mikka

さんがつみっか

• March 3^rd

• March 6^th

• May 3^rd

• April 6^th

Multiple Choice

Go gatsu itsuka

ごがついつか

• May 1^st

• June 2^nd

• May 5^th

• July 5^th

Multiple Choice

Shi gatsu ni jyuu ku nichi

しがつにじゅうくにち

• May 29^th

• April 29^th

• April 20^th

• May 20^th

OOはいつですか？
when is the .....?

​New Year

おしょうがつ
oshougatsu
January 1st

Doll Festival

ひなまつり
hinamatsuri
March 3rd

Children's day

こどものひ
kodomo no hi
May 5th

Coming of Age Day

せいじんのひ
seijin no hi
2nd monday in January

Golden Week

ゴールデンウィーク
gooruden wiiku
From April 29th to May 5th

Question :
せいじんのひはいつですか？　Seijin no hi wa itsu desu ka?
When is the coming of Age day?

Answer :
せいじんのひはいちがつのだいにしゅうのげつようびです
Seijin no hi wa ichi gatsu no dai nishuu no getsuyoubi desu
The coming-of-age day is on the second Monday of January.

OOになにをしますか？
What will you do over/during/at .....?

​New Year

おしょうがつ
oshougatsu

Doll Festival

ひなまつり
hinamatsuri

Children's day

こどものひ
kodomo no hi

Coming of Age Day Ceremony

せいじんしき
seijin shiki

Golden Week

ゴールデンウィーク
gooruden wiiku

Question :

せいじんしきになにをしますか？　Seijin shiki ni nani wo shimasu ka?
What will you do at a coming-of-age ceremony?

OOたり、OOたりします　.....tari, ....tari shimasu

​OOたり、OOたりします is used to list actions or states in a non-exhaustive way. It implies that the speaker is mentioning some activities or situations, but the list is not complete. The basic structure is as follows:

Rules：
Verb (た-form) + り (ri) + Verb (た-form) + り (ri) + します

ばんごはんをたべたあといぬのさんぽをしたり、ねこにえさをやったりします。
Bangohan wo tabeta ato inu no sanpo wo shitari, neko ni esa wo yattari shimasu.
"After eating dinner, I take the dog for a walk and feed the cat.

OOにOOり、OOりします
I do things like ....., and ..... over/during/at .....

うちでかぞくをとあそびます
Uchi de kazoku to asobimasu
I have a good time/hang out with my family at home

おしょうがつにしんせきとあつまったり、いっしょうにたべたり、うたをうたったりします
Oshougatsu ni shinseki to atsumattari, isshou ni tabetari, uta wo uttatari shimasu
At New Year's, we gather with relatives, eat together and sing songs

いろいろなごはんをつくります
Iroiro na gohan wo tsukurimasu
I make a (lot of) different/variety of meals

しんせきがあつまります
Shinseki ga atsumarimasu
(My) relatives gather tohether

きものをきます
Kimono wo kimasu
I (will) wear kimono

PHRASES

• あけましておめでとうございます　Akemashite omedetou gozaimasu

  Happy New Year

• OOさんはどうですか？　.....-san wa dou desu ka?

  How about you .....-san?

• すごいいですね　Sugoii desu ne

  That’s awesome/cool

• しょくじをします　Shokuji wo shimasu

  We/I have a meal (together)

• おめでとうございます　Omedetou gozaimasu

  Congratulation

What is Golden Week?

​Japanese Golden Week is a collection of four national holidays that occur within a week in late April to early May. It's a cherished time for many in Japan to take a break, travel, or spend time with family and friends.

The holidays include Showa Day (April 29), Constitution Memorial Day (May 3), Greenery Day (May 4), and Children's Day (May 5).

This clustering of holidays often results in an extended vacation period, allowing people to relax and enjoy various activities, contributing to a festive atmosphere across the country.

Note: You want to avoid visiting Japan during Golden Week!

Match

Match the following

• Hinamatsuri

• Kodomo no hi

• Gooruden wiiku

• Seijin no hi

March 3rd

May 5th

April 29th to May 5th

The second monday in January

• March 3rd

• May 5th

• April 29th to May 5th

• The second monday in January

Open Ended

Create 2-3 complete sentences about one of the Japanese Holidays that you find interesting, including when that holiday is, and if you have the opportunity to go to Japan someday to participate in that Holiday, what will you do? Use the grammar pattern you learned today!

• describe holiday celebrations (July to December)

Academic Vocabulary: ~tari ~tari suru (〜たり〜たりする) form

Lesson Overview

きょう の どうし (today's verb)

• あげます　　Agemasu：To give

  あげた　Ageta (た form)

• もらいます　Moraimasu：To receive

  もらった　Moratta (た form)

• かざります　Kazarimasu : To decorate

  ざった　Kazatta (た form)

• かきます　Kakimasu : To write

  かいた　Kaita (た form)

• りょうりします　Ryouri shimasu : To cook

  りょうりした　Ryouri shita (た form)

Multiple Choice

Shichi gatsu nanoka

しちがつなのか

• July 7th

• June 7^th

• July 9th

• June 9th

Multiple Choice

Jyuu ni gatsu ni jyuu go nichi

じゅうにがつにじゅうごにち

• December 25th

• November 25th

• December 15th

• November 20th

Multiple Choice

Hachi gatsu jyuu san nichi kara jyuu roku nichi made desu

はちがつじゅうさんにちからじゅうろくにちまでです

• From September 13 to 16th

• August 16th and 13th

• From August 13th to 16th

• September 16 and 13

OOはいつですか？
when is the .....?

Christmas

クリスマス
kurisumasu
December 25th

Star Gazing Festival

たなばた
tanabata
July 7th

Respect for the Aged Day

けいろうのひ
keirou no hi
The 3rd Monday of September

Festival of The Dead

おぼんまつり
obon matsuri
From August 13th to 16th

Question :
けいろうのひはいつですか？
Keirou no hi wa itsu desu ka?
When is the Respect for the Aged Day?

Answer :
けいろうのひはくがつのだいさんしゅうのげつようびです
Keirou no hi wa ku gatsu no dai sanshuu no getsuyoubi desu
Respect for the Aged Day is on the second Monday of September.

OOにOO
I do ..... over/during/for .....

じぶんのねがいをかみにかきます
Jibun no negai wo kami ni kakimasu
I/we/they write my/our/their wishes on paper

たなばたにじぶんのねがいをかみにかきます
Tanabata ni jibun no negai wo kami ni kakimasu
For star gazing festival I write my wishes on paper

かぞくにプレゼントをあげます
Tomodachi ni purezento wo agemasu
I give presents to friends

しんせきにてがみをかきます
Shinseki ni tegami wo kakimasu
I write letters to relatives

クリスマスツリーでへやをかざります
Kurisumasu tsurii de heya wo kazarimasu
I/we decorate (our/my) room with Christmas tree

OOにはOOにOO
(Specially) in ...... we/they do ..... over/during/for .....

クリスマスケーキをたべます
Kurisumasu keeki wo tabemasu We/they eat Christmas cake

にほんにはクリスマスにクリスマスケーキとフライドチキンをたべます
Nihon ni wa kurisumasu ni kurisumasu keeki to furaido chikin wo tabemasu
In Japan, people/they eat Christmas cake and fried chicken on Christmas

ともだちにはなとチョコレートをあげます
Tomodachi ni hana to chokoreeto wo agemasu
I/we/they gives flower and chocolates to friend

りょうりをします
Ryouri wo shimasu
I/we cook (food)

フライドチキンをたべます
Furaido Chikin wo tabemasu We/they eat Fried Chicken

PHRASES

• メリクリ　Merikuri (casual)

  Merry Christmas

• メリークリスマス　Merii kurisumasu (neutral)

  Merry Christmas

• なにもしません　Nani mo shimasen

  I don’t do anything

• うちにかえります　Uchi ni kaerimasu

  I/she/we will go back/returning home

FUN FACTS

• In Japan, Christmas is not a religious holiday. All stores are open, and people usually spend time with their friends, boyfriend, or partner. During Christmas, many Japanese people typically eat out, and the must-eat foods during Christmas in Japan are KFC Fried Chicken and Christmas Cake.

• Tanabata festival is about two star-crossed lovers, Orihime and Hikoboshi, who are separated by the Milky Way and allowed to meet only once a year on the night of Tanabata. During Tanabata, people write their wishes on small strips of paper called "tanzaku" and hang them on bamboo branches.

• Keirou no Hi is a day to show appreciation for elderly people in society. On this day, people often visit and spend time with their elderly family members, offer gifts or flowers as tokens of respect, and participate in community events or activities organized for senior citizens.

• Obon Matsuri is a traditional Japanese festival to honor the spirits of ancestors. It is believed that the spirits of deceased family members return to visit their living relatives. People typically clean their homes and visit family graves to pay respects by offering food, drinks, and burning incense. The communities often hold festivals with traditional dances called "Bon Odori," which are performed around a central stage.

Match

Match the following

• Kurisumasu

• Tanabata

• Keirou no hi

• Obon matsuri

Jyuu ni gatsu ni jyuu go nichi

Shichi gatsu nanoka

Ku gatsu no dai sanshuu no getsuyoubi

Hachi gatsu

• Jyuu ni gatsu ni jyuu go nichi

• Shichi gatsu nanoka

• Ku gatsu no dai sanshuu no getsuyoubi

• Hachi gatsu

Open Ended

Please write 2-3 sentences about one Japanese holiday, including when it occurs and what activities Japanese people typically do during the celebration. Additionally, share what your family does during Christmas using the grammar pattern you just learned.

• talk about your favorite holiday and share a reason why

• describe what you will do on a holiday

Lesson Overview

きょう の どうし (today's verb)

• やすみます　Yasumimasu : To rest, to take a break

• バーベキューをします　Baabekyuu wo shimasu : To do BBQ

• そうじします　Souji shimasu : To clean

• リラックスします　Rirakkusu shimasu : To relax

• もらいます　Moraimasu : To receive

• あげます　　Agemasu : To give

• みます　　　Mimasu : To watch/see

Match

Match the following days of the month

• 3rd

• 5th

• 1st

• 7th

• 9th

mikka

itsuka

tsuitachi

nanoka

kokonoka

• mikka

• itsuka

• tsuitachi

• nanoka

• kokonoka

いちばんすきなしゅくじつはなんですか
ichiban suki na shukujitsu wa nan desu ka?
What is your favorite holiday?

わたしのいちばんすきなしゅくじつはOOです
My favorite holiday is .......

​どくりつきねんび
dokuritsu kinenbi

かんしゃさい
kanshasai

おおみそか
oomisoka

​わたしのいちばんすきなしゅくじつはイエスキリストのしのきねんびです
watashi no ichiban suki na shukujitsu wa iesu kurisuto no shi no kinenbi desu

My favorite holiday is The Commemorate the death of Jesus Christ

どうしてですか
doushite desu ka?
Why?

OOから
Because I .......

しちめんちょう
がすきです
shichimenchou ga suki desu

しちめんちょうとパイがすきですから。
Shichimenchou to pai ga suki desu kara.
Because I like turkey and pai

I like turkey

パイ
がすきです
pai ga suki desu

I like pie

たくさんおいしい
たべものがあります
takusan oishii tabemono ga arimasu

There are a lot of delicious food

はなびをみるのがすきです
hanabi wo miru no ga suki desu

I like to watch firework

プレゼントを
もらいます
purezento wo moraimasu

I receive/get
present

バーベキューをするのが
すきです
baabeekyuu wo suru no ga suki desu

I like to do BBQ

しゅくじつになにをしますか
shukujitsu ni nani wo shimasu ka
what do you do on/during holiday?

OOにOO。そして、OO
On ....... I do ....... And then, I do ........

いえでやすみますie de yasumimasu

かぞくといっしょにばんごはんをたべます
kazoku to issho ni bangohan wo tabemasu

じぶんのへやをそうじします
jibun no heya wo souji shimasu

クリスマスにともだちといっしょにごはんをたべます。
そして、プレゼントをあげます。
Kurisumasu ni tomodachi to issho ni gohan wo tabemasu. Soshite, purezento wo agemasu.
On Christmas, I eat together with my friend. And then, I give them present

I (will) rest at home

I (will) have dinner together with my family

I clean my room

リラックスします
rirakkusu shimasu

I relax

テレビをみます
terebi wo mimasu

I watch tv

ともだちに
プレゼントをあげます
tomodachi ni purezento wo agemasu

I give my friend present

PHRASES

• そうですか　sou desu ka?

  is that so?

• いいですね　ii desu ne

  that's good/great, isn't it?

• たのしそうですね　tanoshisou desu ne

  it sounds/seems exciting

• たのしみですね　tanoshimi desu ne

  you must be excited/looking forward to it, don't you?

• はい、たのしいです　hai, tanoshii desu

  Yes, it's fun!

Match

Match the following

• Independence day

• Thanksgiving

• New Year's Eve

• Turkey

• Fireworks

Dokuritsu kinenbi

Kanshasai

Oomisoka

Shichimenchou

Hanabi

• Dokuritsu kinenbi

• Kanshasai

• Oomisoka

• Shichimenchou

• Hanabi

Open Ended

Create 2-3 sentences sharing your favorite holiday in Japanese including the reason why you like that holiday and what you usually do on that holiday?

• discuss upcoming travel plans

• Academic Vocabulary: verb (casual form) + ~tsumori desu (～つもりです。)

Lesson Overview

きょうのどうし　Today's Verb

• します　Shimasu　：To do

  する　Suru　→　casual form

• およぎます　Oyogimasu　：To swim

  およぐ　Oyogu　→　casual form

• のります　Norimasu　：To ride

  のる　Noru　→　casual form

• いきます　Ikimasu　：To go

  いく　Iku　→　casual form

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de oyogimasu

​

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ni norimasu

​

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ni ikimasu

​

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wo shimasu

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Beach / Sea

Boat

Amusement park

Fishing

きょうのしつもんです　Today's Question

やすみになにをしますか
yasumi ni nani wo shimasu ka
what do/will you do on your vacation?

Note:
You also can add seasons before "やすみ" such as summer, winter, spring, etc.
なつやすみ　Natsu Yasumi: Summer break

〇〇つもりです　..... tsumori desu

To speak about your plans or intentions, you can use ~tsumori desu. (～つもりです。). It is similar to saying "I plan to . . ." or "I intend to . . ."

Verb (casual form) + つもりです

Example:

• (G1)　いきます　　→　いく　　→　いくつもりです

  ikimasu　→　iku　→　ikutsumori

• (G2)　たべます　　→　たべる　→　たべるつもりです

  tabemasu　→　taberu　→　taberutsumori

• (G3)　します　　　→　する　　→　するつもりです

  shimasu　→　suru　→　surutsumori

Drag and Drop

Conjugate these Group 1 verbs from the polite ~masu form to the casual form

Example:　ikimasu　→　iku



yomimasu　→　​

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oyogimasu　→　​

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hanashimasu　→　​

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machimasu　→　​

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yomu

oyogu

hanasu

matsu

yomi

oyogi

hanashi

machi

machu

Drag and Drop

Conjugate these Group 2 verbs from the polite ~masu form to the casual form

Example:　tabemasu　→　taberu



Okimasu　→　​

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Mimasu　→　​

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Imasu　→　​

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Abimasu 　→　​

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Okiru

Miru

Iru

Abiru

Oki

Oku

Mi

Mu

Iri

Abi

やすみに〇〇つもりです

りょこうします
ryokou shimasu

I'm planning to do ....... on my vacation

うみでおよぎます
umi de oyogimasu

ゆうえんちにいきます
yuuenchi ni ikimasu

つりをします
tsuri wo shimasu

ボートにのります
booto ni norimasu

やすみにキャンプをするつもりです
yasumi ni kyanpu wo suru tsumori desu
I'm planning to go camping on my vacation

Travel

Swim in the sea

Go to an amusement park

Fishing

Sail a boat

Match

Match the following

Tomodachi to kyanpu wo suru tsumori desu

Kazoku to booto ni noru tsumori desu

Mizuumi de tsuri wo suru tsumori desu

Nihon ni ryokou suru tsumori desu

Haru yasum ni umi de oyogu tsumori desu

• Tomodachi to kyanpu wo suru tsumori desu

• Kazoku to booto ni noru tsumori desu

• Mizuumi de tsuri wo suru tsumori desu

• Nihon ni ryokou suru tsumori desu

• Haru yasum ni umi de oyogu tsumori desu

Open Ended

Create 2-3 sentences about your plan on specific holiday in Japanese, using the grammar pattern you just learned today.

• describe what you will pack for your trip

• tell someone not to forget items to take on their trip

  Academic Vocabulary:
  ~naide kudasai. (～ないでください。)

Lesson overview

きょうのどうし　Today's Verb

• もっていきます　motte ikimasu　：to bring / to take

• いれます　iremasu　：to put in

• とります　torimasu　：to take (picture, video, etc.)

• とれます　toremasu　：to be able to take (picture, video, etc.)

• わすれます　wasuremasu　：to forget

• できました　dekimashita　：to completed / to finished

• わかりました　wakarimashita　：to understood

• あります　arimasu　：there is/are, I have (existence of the non-living object)

Match

Review vocabularies

kutsu

haburashi

hamigakiko

boushi

fuku

• kutsu

• haburashi

• hamigakiko

• boushi

• fuku

りょこうになにをもっていきますか
ryokou ni nani wo motteikimasu ka


What do you take with you when you travel?

りょこうにOOやOOなどをもっていきます
I will bring things like ......, ....... etc., on my/the trip

ほん
hon

まんが
manga

ドライヤー
doraiyaa

スーツケース
suutsukeesu

リュック
ryukku

めがね
glasses

カメラ
kamera

スマホ
sumaho

コンタクト
kontakuto

さいふ
saifu

じゅうでんき
jyuudenki

はみがきこ、
はブラシ
hamigakiko,
haburashi

りょこうにスーツケースやスマホやカメラやめがねなどをもっていきます
ryokou ni suutsukeesu ya sumaho ya kamera ya megane nado wo motteikimasu

I will bring things like suitcase, smartphone, camera, glasses, etc., on my/the trip

​～ないでいください　.....naide kudasai

​"～ないでください" form is used to make a request to "not" to do something, use the form "~naide kudasai (～ないでください)". Kudasai expresses the "request," whereas ~naide is the negative short form of the verb and it implies "do not.". The formula is; Verb (nai form) + DE + KUDASAI

Verb (ない form) ＋ で ＋ください

ない form conjugation:

• (G1) いきます　Ikimasu : to go

  いきます　Ikimasu　→　いき　Iki　→　いか　Ika　→　いかない　Ikanai

• (G2) たべます　Tabemasu : to eat

  たべます　Tabemasu　→　たべ　Tabe　→　たべない　Tabenai

• (G3) します　　Shimasu : to do

  します　Shimasu　→　 しない　Shinai

OOをわすれないでください
Please don't forget (the/your) ......

ほん
hon

まんが
manga

ドライヤー
doraiyaa

スーツケース
suutsukeesu

リュック
ryukku

めがね
glasses

カメラ
kamera

スマホ
sumaho

コンタクト
kontakuto

さいふ
saifu

じゅうでんき
jyuudenki

はみがきこ、
はブラシ
hamigakiko,
haburashi

スマホとさいふをわすれないでください
sumaho to saifu wo wasurenaide kudasai

Please don't forget (the/your) smartphone and wallet

OOをOOにいれます
I (will) put the ....... in ..........

さいふをスーツケースにいれます
saifu wo suutsukeesu ni iremasu

I (will) put the/my wallet in the/my suitcase

リュック
ryukku

スーツケース
suutsukeesu

ほん
hon

まんが
manga

ドライヤー
doraiyaa

めがね
glasses

カメラ
kamera

スマホ
sumaho

コンタクト
kontakuto

さいふ
saifu

じゅうでんき
jyuudenki

はみがきこ、
はブラシ
hamigakiko,
haburashi

Phrases

• しゃしんがたくさんとれます　Shashin ga takusan toremasu

  I can take a lot of pictures

• いいカメラがあります　Ii kamera ga arimasu

  I have a good camera

• じゅんびはできましたか　Jyunbi wa dekimashita ka?

  Are you ready? / is the preparation completed?

• いいえ、まだです　Iie, mada desu

  No, not yet

Match

Match the following

• Smartphone

• Rucksack Backpack

• Hair dryer

• Glasses

• Walet

スマホ

sumaho

リュック

ryukku

ドライヤー

doraiyaa

めがね

megane

さいふ

saifu

• スマホ

  sumaho

• リュック

  ryukku

• ドライヤー

  doraiyaa

• めがね

  megane

• さいふ

  saifu

Reorder

Reorder the following to create a meaningful sentences

• sumaho

• wo

• wasurenai

• de

• kudasai

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Open Ended

Compose 2-3 sentences outlining what you plan to take or bring on your trip, and include one sentence reminding your friend not to forget one or two items. Utilize the grammar pattern introduced in today's lesson.

Any unrelated sentences will result in an automatic reset of the lesson, requiring completion of the Edio lesson instead of the Quizizz lesson.

• discuss where you will go and the modes of transportation you use for travel

• ask about and share how long it takes to travel from one place to another

• talk about what you do during the ride

Lesson Overview

きょうのどうし　Today's VERB

• いきます　ikimasu　：to go

  いって　itte　(て form)

• します　shimasu　：to do

  して　shite　(て form)

• かかります　kakarimasu　：to take, to require (for distance or times)

  かかって　kakatte　(て form)

PARTICLE で

In the previous lesson, you learned about the function of the particle "で (de)" to indicate the location of action and to signify means or method. Today, you will learn its function in indicating the means of transportation.


Example :

くるま　で　がっこう　に　いきます
kuruma de gakkou ni ikimasu

I go to school by car

どうやってOOへいきますか
how do you get to ...... ?

フロリダ
furorida

カリフォルニア
kariforunia

ニュージャージー
nyuujyaajii

ニューヨーク
nyuuyooku

とうきょう
toukyou

おおさか
oosaka

きょうと
kyouto

にほん
nihon

どうやって にほん へ いきますか
douyatte nihon e ikimasu ka

How do you get to Japan?

OOでOOへいきます
I (will) go to ....... by ......

くるま
kuruma

ひこうき で にほん へ いきます
hikouki de nihon e ikimasu

I will go to Japan by Plane

バス
basu

でんしゃ
densha

ひこうき
hikouki

しんかんせん
shinkansen

OOでなんじかん・どのぐらいかかりますか
How long / about how much time does it takes by ...... ?

くるま
kuruma

ひこうき で なんじかんかかりますか
hikouki de nan jikan kakarimasu ka
How long does it takes by Plane

バス
basu

でんしゃ
densha

ひこうき
hikouki

しんかんせん
shinkansen

ひこうき で どのぐらいかかりますか
hikouki de dono gurai kakarimasu ka
About how much time does it takes by Plane

Dropdown

REVIEW NUMBERS:

Minutes ends with "5" : fun

Minutes ends with "0" : ppun

1 : ​

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3 : ​

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5 : ​

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10 :​

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25 :​

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OOでOOじかん・ぷんぐらいかかります
It takes about ....... hours / minutes by ...... ?

くるま
kuruma

ひこうき で にじかん ぐらい かかります
hikouki de ni jikan gurai kakarimasu
It takes about 2 hours by Plane

バス
basu

でんしゃ
densha

ひこうき
hikouki

しんかんせん
shinkansen

くるま で じゅうご ふん ぐらい かかります
kuruma de jyuu go fun gurai kakarimasu
It takes about 15 minutes by Car

OOでOOからOOまでOOじかん・ぷんぐらいかかります
It takes about ....... hours / minutes from .... to .... by ...... ?

くるま
kuruma

ひこうき で アメリカ から にほん まで じゅうじかん ぐらい かかります
hikouki de Amerika kara Nihon made jyuu jikan gurai kakarimasu
It takes about 10 hours from America to Japan by Plane

バス
basu

でんしゃ
densha

ひこうき
hikouki

しんかんせん
shinkansen

くるま で ハリスバーグ から ハーシー まで にじゅうご ふん ぐらい かかります
kuruma de harisubaagu kara haashii made ni jyuu go fun gurai kakarimasu
It takes about 25 minutes from Harrisburgh to Hersey by Car

PHRASES

• ひこうき　の　なか　に　たいてい　なに　を　します　か

  hikouki no naka ni taitei nani wo shimasu ka?

  What do you usually do inside the airplane?

• ひこうき　の　なか　に　たいてい　えいが　を　みます

  hikouki no naka ni taitei eiga wo mimasu

  I usually watch movie in the plane

• ひこうき　の　なか　に　たいてい　おんがく　を　ききます

  hikouki no naka ni taitei ongaku wo kikimasu

  I usually listen to music in the plane

Match

Match the pictures bellow with it's Japanese meaning

• car

• bullet train

• train

• plane

• bus

くるま

kuruma

しんかんせん

shinkansen

でんしゃ

densha

ひこうき

hikouki

バス

basu

• くるま

  kuruma

• しんかんせん

  shinkansen

• でんしゃ

  densha

• ひこうき

  hikouki

• バス

  basu

Multiple Choice

Based on the conversation between Risa (りさ) and Haruma (はるま), which of the following statements are true about the transportation Haruma (はるま) uses to get to his family's house and how long it takes from his house to his family's house by Plane?

• Haruma travels to Tokyo by bullet train and it takes 1 hour 15 minutes by plane

• Haruma travels to Tokyo by train and it takes 6 hours by plane

• Haruma travels to Tokyo by plane and it takes 1 hour 15 minutes by plane

• Haruma travels to Tokyo by bullet train and it takes 6 hour by plane

Open Ended

Create 3 sentences in Japanese, sharing what kind of transportation you use to get to your destination, how long it takes, and what you usually do on your way to your destination.

Any unrelated sentences will result in an automatic reset of the lesson, requiring completion of the Edio lesson instead of the Quizizz lesson.

• ask for and give information in a train station

• ask for and give simple directions

• describe different activities people might do in a station

• describe what they need when traveling and where to get it

Lesson Overview

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Match

Match the following direction symbol with its Japanese verbs

• to turn

• go straight

• go up

• go down

まがります

magarimasu

まっすぐいきます

massugu ikimasu

あがります

agarimasu

おります

orimasu

• まがります

  magarimasu

• まっすぐいきます

  massugu ikimasu

• あがります

  agarimasu

• おります

  orimasu

Match

Match these pictures with its Japanese meaning

みぎ

migi

ひだり

hidari

となり

tonari

まえ

mae

うしろ

ushiro

• みぎ

  migi

• ひだり

  hidari

• となり

  tonari

• まえ

  mae

• うしろ

  ushiro

きっぷはどこでかえますか
kippu wa doko de kaemasu ka
Where can I buy a ticket?

OOはどこでかえますか
Where can I buy .......?

たべもの
tabemono
foods

のみもの
nomimono
drinks

きっぷ
kippu
ticket

OOはどこですか
Where is the .......?

えきのでぐち
eki no deguchi
the exit of the station

OOのOOにOOがあります
The ...... is in ........ of ........

ばいてん baiten

エスカレーターesukareetaa

きっぷうりば
kippu uriba

じどうはんばいき
jidohanbaiki

でぐち deguchi

かいだん kaidan

EXAMPLE

かいだんのまえにきっぷうりばがあります
kaidan no mae ni kippu uriba ga arimasu

the ticket counter is in front of the stairs

それはどこですか？
sore wa doko desu ka?
それはどこにありますか？
sore wa doko ni arimasu ka?

Where is that?

Additional Vocabularies

DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS

ここ　koko : here

そこ　soko : there

あそこ　asoko : over there

どこ　　doko : where
ADVERB

まず　　Mazu : First

そして　Soshite : And then

それから　Sorekara : After that, next

ここからOOて、OOて、OOはOOのOOです
from here, ........, and ........, the ..... is in ....... of the ......

みぎにまがります
migi ni magarimasu

あがります
agarimasu

ひだりにまがります
hidari ni magarimasu

まっすぐいきます
massugu ikimasu

おります
orimasu

OOにまがって
.... ni magatte

OOをあがって
..... wo agatte

OOにまがって
.... ni magatte

OOまでまっすぐいって
..... made massugu itte

OOをおりて
...... wo orite

ここからまっすぐいって、みぎにまがって、きっぷうりばはかいだんのまえです
koko kara massugu itte, migi ni magatte, kippu uriba wa kaidan no mae desu

From here go straight, and turn right, the ticket counter is in front of the stairs

Match

Match the following

• Shop/store

• Escalator

• Stairs

• Ticket counter

• Exit

Baiten

Esukareetaa

Kaidan

Kippu uriba

Deguchi

• Baiten

• Esukareetaa

• Kaidan

• Kippu uriba

• Deguchi

Open Ended

Create 2-3 sentences of conversation in Japanese:

1. Asking where to buy or find an item or a certain location.

2. 2. Giving direction

Any unrelated sentences will result in an automatic reset of the lesson, requiring completion of the Edio lesson instead of the Quizizz lesson.

• purchase a train ticket from an automatic ticket machine

Lesson Overview

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LESSON

Match

Match the following

• To search/look for

• To choose

• To insert/put in

• To watch/see/look

• To buy

さがします

sagashimasu

えらびます

erabimasu

いれます

iremasu

みます

mimasu

かいます

kaimasu

• さがします

  sagashimasu

• えらびます

  erabimasu

• いれます

  iremasu

• みます

  mimasu

• かいます

  kaimasu

Drag and Drop

To take/require/cost (destination, times, price) : ​

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To be able to use / can use : ​

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To use : ​

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To take (picture, video, card) : ​

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Kakarimasu

Tsukaemasu

Tsukaimasu

Torimasu

Buying Train Tickets in Japan

Let's learn how to purchase a ticket in Japan from the ticket kiosks.

きっぷをかいます。まず、ここをおします。
Kippu wo kaimasu. Mazu, koko wo oshimasu.

I (will) buy a ticket. First, press here.

Step by Step Purchasing Train Ticket in Japan

それから、うんちんひょうをみます。
いきたいえきをさがします。
Sorekara, unchinhyou wo mimasu.
Ikitai eki wo sagashimasu.

And then, look at the fare table. Search/look your the station you want to go to

ここをおします。えきめいでさがします。
Koko wo oshimasu. Ekimei de sagashimasu.
Press here. Search by the station name

you also can say "Ekimei wo sagashimasu" which means "Search for the station name"

Step by Step Purchasing Train Ticket in Japan

いくらかかりますか。
いきたいえきをみて、えらびます。
Ikura kakarimasu ka?
Ikitai eki wo mite, erabimasu.

How much does it cost? Look at the station you want to go and choose.

どんなきっぷがほしいですか。
かたみちきっぷとおうふくきっぷからえらびます。
Donna kippu ga hoshii desu ka?
Katamichi kippu to oufuku kippu kara erabimasu.

What kind of ticket do you want?
Choose between a one-way and a round-trip ticket.

Step by Step Purchasing Train Ticket in Japan

なんにんですか。えらびます。
Nan nin desu ka? Erabimasu.

How many people? Choose.

げんきんやクレジットカードをつかえます。
おかねをいれます。
Genkin ya kurejitto kaado wo tsukaemasu.
Okane wo iremasu.

You can use cash or credit card (to pay). Insert the money.

Step by Step Purchasing Train Ticket in Japan

さいごにきっぷをとります。
Saigo ni kippu wo torimasu.
Finally, take your/the ticket.

Drag and Drop

Fare table : ​

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The station you want to go to : ​

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Station name : ​

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One-way ticket : ​

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Round-trip ticket :​

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Unchinhyou

Ikitai eki

Ekimei

Katamichi kippu

Oufuku kippu

Match

Match the commands that you see on a ticket kiosk with the appropriate images.

Kippu o kaimasu

Unchinhyou o mimasu

Ekimei de sagashimasu

Katamichi to oufuku kippu kara erabimasu

Kippu o torimasu

• Kippu o kaimasu

• Unchinhyou o mimasu

• Ekimei de sagashimasu

• Katamichi to oufuku kippu kara erabimasu

• Kippu o torimasu

Let's learn how to purchase an IC Card in Japan from the ticket kiosks.

Purchasing IC Card in Japan

あたらしいICカードをかいます。
まず、ここをおします。
Atarashii aishii kaado wo kaimasu.
Mazu, koko wo oshimasu.

I (will) buy a new IC card.
First, press here.

Step by Step Purchasing IC CARD in Japan

どのぐらいチャージしたいですか？
えらんで、おします。
Dono gurai chaaji shitai desu ka?
Erande, oshimasu.

How much would you like to charge (the card)? Please select and press (the button).

おかねをいれます。
Okane wo iremasu.

Insert the/your money.

Step by Step Purchasing IC CARD in Japan

さいごにあたらしいICカードをとります。
Saigo ni, atarashii aishii kaado wo torimasu.

Finally, take the/your new IC card.

Reorder

Drag to correctly order the steps to buy a new IC card, in sequence.

• Mazu, koko o oshimasu. 

• Dono kurai chaaji shimasu ka? Erabimasu.

• Okane o iremasu.

• Atarashii aishii kaado o torimasu.

1

2

3

4

• 1
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Let's learn how to recharge an IC Card in Japan from the ticket kiosks.

Recharging
IC Card in Japan

まず、ここをおします。
Mazu, koko wo oshimasu.

First, press here.

Step by Step Recharging IC CARD in Japan

ICカードをいれます。
Aishii kaado wo iremasu.

Insert your/the IC card.

Step by Step Recharging IC CARD in Japan

どのぐらいチャージしたいですか？
えらんで、おします。
Dono gurai chaaji shitai desu ka?
Erande, oshimasu.

How much would you like to charge (the card)? Please select and press (the button).

げんきんやクレジットカードで
チャージします。
おかねやカードをいれます。
Genkin ya kurejitto kaado de chaaji shimasu.
Okane ya kaado wo iremasu.

Charge by using cash or credit card. Insert the/your money or card.

チャージしました
Chaaji shimashita.

(The card) is recharged.

Step by Step Recharging IC CARD in Japan

さいごにICカードをとります。
Saigo ni, aishii kaado wo torimasu.

Finally, take the/your IC card.

Reorder

Drag to order the steps to recharge an IC card, in the correct sequence.

• Mazu, koko o oshimasu

• Aishii kaado o iremasu.

• Dono kurai chaaji shimasu ka? Erabimasu.

• Genkin ya kurejitto kaado de chaaji shimasu.

• Aishii kaado wo torimasu.

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• get information about arrival times and platform numbers

Lesson Overview

きょうのどうし　Today's verb

• きます　Kimasu：To come

• おくれます　Okuremasu：To be delayed, to be late

  おくれています　Okureteimasu： (currently) is delayed, late

• でます　Demasu：To leave, to come out

  もうでました　Mou demashita：Has already left

Review Lesson
Japanese number

Do you remember how to count from 1 to 10 in Japanese?

Let's review your memory!

Match

Match the following

• 10

• 2

• 6

• 8

• 4

Jyuu

Ni

Roku

Hachi

Yon

• Jyuu

• Ni

• Roku

• Hachi

• Yon

Question and Answer

すみません、OOいきはなんばんホームですか
Sumimasen, ...... iki wa nanban hoomu desu ka
Excuse me, which platform is for the train to .....?

(note: add your destination in the OO section.
.......iki → bound for .....)

EXAMPLE

すみません、おおさかいきはなんばんホームですか
Sumimasen, Oosaka iki wa nanban hoomu desu ka

Excuse me, which platform is for the train to/bound for Osaka?

OOいきはOOばんホームです
..... iki wa .....ban hoomu desu
The train bound for/to ..... is on platform number .....

(note: add your destination in the OO section and add number for the platform in OO)

EXAMPLE

おおさかいきはよんばんホームです
Oosaka iki wa yonban hoomu desu
The train bound for/to Osaka is on platform number four

Minutes in Japanese

• 1 minute　：いっぷん ippun

• 2 minutes　：にふん ni fun

• 3 minutes　：さんぷん san pun

• 4 minutes　：よんぷん yon pun

• 5 minutes　：ごふん go fun

• 6 minutes　：ろっぷん roppun

• 7 minutes　：ななふん nana fun

• 8 minutes　：はちふん hachi fun

• 9 minutes　：きゅうふん kyuu fun

• 10 minutes　：じゅっぷん jyuppun

• 11 minutes　：じゅういっぷん

  　　　　　　　 jyuu ippun

Question and Answer

OOいきのでんしゃはいつきますか
...... iki no densha wa itsu kimasu ka
When does the train to ..... arrive?

(note: add your destination in the OO section.
.......iki → bound for .....)

EXAMPLE

おおさかいきのでんしゃはいつきますか
Oosaka iki no densha wa itsu kimasu ka?

When does the train to Osaka arrive?

あとOOできますよ
Ato ..... de kimasu yo
It will arrive in ......

(note: add the minutes or hours in the OO section)

EXAMPLE

あとごふんできますよ
Ato go fun de kimasu yo
It will arrive in 5 minutes

Another ways to ask and answers the question

• つぎのでんしゃはいつきますか　Tsugi no densha wa itsu kimasu ka

  When is the next train will come?

• でんしゃがおくれています　Densha ga okureteimasu

  The train is delayed/late

• そのでんしゃはもうでました　Sono densha wa mou demashita

  That train has already left

Match

Read the questions asked by travelers and match them with the response given by the station official.

• Hokkaidou iki wa nanban hoomu desu ka?

• Tsugi no densha wa itsu kimasu ka?

• Densha ga okurete imasu ka?

• Nara iki no densha wa itsu kimasu ka? 

Juuban hoomu desu.

Ato juppun de kimasu yo.

Hai, juppun okurete imasu.

Sono densha wa mou demashita.

• Juuban hoomu desu.

• Ato juppun de kimasu yo.

• Hai, juppun okurete imasu.

• Sono densha wa mou demashita.

Multiple Select

Based on the audio you heard, select the true statements.

(2 right answers)

• The train for Osaka will arrive at platform 3.

• Hana missed the train and has to wait for 20 minutes for the next train.

• The train for Osaka will arrive at platform 7.

• The train is late and will arrive in 10 minutes.

Open Ended

Create a conversation in Japanese using the grammar pattern you just learned. Ask questions about which platform you should wait on to go to your destination and when the train will arrive. Include the answers to your questions.

Any unrelated sentences will result in an automatic reset of the lesson, requiring completion of the Edio lesson instead of the Quizizz lesson.

• get flight information status

Lesson Overview

REVIEW LESSON
Do you recognize and remember these verbs?

Drag and Drop

There is/are (existence of non-living object) : ​

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(Currently) is delayed, late : ​

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To do : ​

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To take (card, ticket, picture, video) : ​

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Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

Arimasu

Okureteimasu

Shimasu

Torimasu

Iremasu

Imasu

Okurimasu

きょうのしつもん　Today's Question

こんにちは！〇〇いきのびんはじかんどおりですか。
Konnichiwa! ...... iki no bin wa jikandoori desu ka.
Good afternoon! Is the flight to ...... on time?

*Note: Add your destination in 〇〇
.... iki no bin : Flight bound for ....


Example:

​こんにちは！おきなわいきのびんはじかんどおりですか。
Konnichiwa! Okinawa iki no bin wa jikandoori desu ka.

こたえかた　HOW TO ANSWER

はい、じかんどおりです
Hai, jikandoori desu
Yes, it's on time

〇〇いきのびんはけっこうです
.... iki no bin wa kekkou desu
The flight to ..... is canceled

〇〇いきのびんは〇〇おくれています
.... iki no bin wa .... okureteimasu
The flight to ..... is .... delayed/late

Note:
Add your destination in 〇〇 and add the minutes or hours of delayed in such as 30 minutes, 2 hours in 〇〇

きょうのしつもん　Today's Question

〇〇いきのびんにくうせきがありますか
..... iki no bin ni kuuseki ga arimasu ka
Are there any vacant seats on the flight to ......

〇〇いきのびんにまんせきですか
..... iki no bin ni manseki desu ka
Is the flight to ...... fully booked?

*Note: Add your destination in 〇〇
.... iki no bin : Flight bound for ....

こたえかた　HOW TO ANSWER

すみません、このびんはまんせきです
Sumimasen, kono bin wa manseki desu.
Sorry, this flight is fully booked

このびんにたくさんくうせきがあります
Kono bin ni takusan kuuseki ga arimasu
There are many vacant seats on this flight

​とうじょうけん
Toujyouken

​とうじょうゲート
Toujyou geeto

ターミナル
Taaminaru

チェックインしました
Chekku in shimashita

セキュリティチェック
Sekyuriti chekku

Multiple Choice

Okinawa iki no bin.

What is the meaning of "Bin"?

• Bound for

• Specific flight / flight number / flight to

• Vacant seat

• Canceled

Match

Match the following

Kekkou

Kuuseki

Manseki

Toujyouken

Toujyou geeto

• Kekkou

• Kuuseki

• Manseki

• Toujyouken

• Toujyou geeto

REVIEW LESSON
Do you recognize and remember these DEMONSTRATIVE WORDS?

Match

Match the following

• There

• Over there

• Across to / On the opposite side

• Koko

• Where

Soko

Asoko

Mukou

Here

Doko

• Soko

• Asoko

• Mukou

• Here

• Doko

Match

Match questions about the status of a flight to their proper answers.

• Toujou geeto wa doko desu ka? (搭乗ゲートはどこですか？)

• Manseki desu ka? (満席ですか？)

• Tokyo iki no bin wa jikandoori desu ka? (東京いきの便は時間通りですか？)

• Okinawa iki no bin wa jikandoori desu ka? (沖縄いきの便は時間通りですか？)

Asoko desu. (あそこです。)

Iie, kuuseki ga arimasu. (いいえ、空席があります。)

Hai, jikandoori desu. (はい、 時間通りです。)

Iie, Okinawa iki no bin wa kekkou desu.

• Asoko desu. (あそこです。)

• Iie, kuuseki ga arimasu. (いいえ、空席があります。)

• Hai, jikandoori desu. (はい、 時間通りです。)

• Iie, Okinawa iki no bin wa kekkou desu.

Labelling

Listen to the audio and label the blank section based on the audio.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

35 minutes late

Boarding ticket

Canceled

On time

Boarding gate number 12

25 minutes late

• describe a recent vacation

Academic Vocabulary:
～ました (...mashita) - Polite past tense

Lesson Overview

Review Verb
and Noun

You have learned most of the vocabularies that we will use in today's lesson. Let's refresh your memory!

Match

Match the following

• To go

• Existence of living creature

• To ride

• To do

• To see/watch

Ikimasu

Imasu

Norimasu

Shimasu

Mimasu

• Ikimasu

• Imasu

• Norimasu

• Shimasu

• Mimasu

Match

Match the following

• the sea

• my family

• Friends

• Holiday/Vacation

• Mountain

Umi

Kazoku

Tomodachi

Yasumi

Yama

• Umi

• Kazoku

• Tomodachi

• Yasumi

• Yama

やすみ に なに を しました か
yasumi ni nani wo shimashita ka?

What did you do on holiday?

In today's lesson we will discuss and learn about sharing the activities we did on holiday! We will use the Japanese polite past tense form　→　～ました　....mashita

やすみにOOとOOOOOO
I did ..... with ..... on my holiday/vacation

​かぞく
kazoku

​ともだち
tomodachi

ビーチ
Biichi

スキー
sukii

スノーボード
sunooboodo

ジェットスキー
jettosukii

ハイキング
haikingu

ホテル
hoteru

いえ
ie

Particle and Verb

OOにいきました .... ni ikimashita
OOにのりました .... ni norimashita
OOをしました .... wo shimashita
すっとOOにいました zutto .... ni imashita

OOにとまりました
.... ni tomarimashita
I stayed at .....

Usage and Nuance: 泊まります (tomarimasu) is used to indicate staying overnight somewhere, particularly when you are a guest at a place like a hotel, a friend's house, or any temporary lodging. It implies a temporary stay, usually involving sleeping there.

Example:
やすみにかぞくとずっといえにいました。そして、えいがもみました。
Yasumi ni kazoku to zutto ie ni imashita. Soshite, eiga mo mimashita

I always stayed at home with my family during the holiday. And, I also watched movie.

やすみ は どう でした か
yasumi wa dou deshita ka?

How was your holiday?

Note: でした　deshita is the past tense of です　desu

Phrases

• たのしかったです　Tanoshikatta desu

  It was fun

• おもしろかったです　Omoshirokatta desu

  It was interesting

• よかったです　Yokatta desu

  It was great

• よかったですね　Yokatta desu ne

  That's great / I'm glad (it happened), right?!

  *note : The addition of "ne" adds a nuance of seeking agreement or shared feeling, implying that the speaker expects the listener to share in their relief or satisfaction.

Drag and Drop

Yasumi ni ​

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to ​

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ni ​

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. ​

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, ane to biichi ni ​

Placeholder

oyogimashita.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

kazoku

hoteru

tomarimashita

Soshite

mo

shimashita

Match

Match the sentence with each image

Yasumi ni ani to eiga o mimashita.

Tomodachi to haikingu shimashita.

Umi ni itte jettosukii ni norimashita.

Kazoku to sunooboodo ni ikimashita!

Tomodachi to sukii ni ikimashita

• Yasumi ni ani to eiga o mimashita.

• Tomodachi to haikingu shimashita.

• Umi ni itte jettosukii ni norimashita.

• Kazoku to sunooboodo ni ikimashita!

• Tomodachi to sukii ni ikimashita

Multiple Choice

Which of the verb form below that is the Japanese polite past tense form?

• .....mashita

• .....masen deshita

• .....masen

• .....teimashita

Open Ended

Create 2-3 sentences sharing the activities you did on your holiday! Including with who you did that activities. Use the grammar pattern you just learned today.

Any unrelated sentences will result in an automatic reset of the lesson, requiring completion of the Edio lesson instead of the Quizizz lesson.