How to say should be in Japanese - Hazu desu～はずです

The video tutorial covers the use of 'supposed to be' and 'should' in English. It begins with a conversation about Mr. Tanaka and English skills, followed by an explanation of 'supposed to be' with examples. The tutorial includes practice exercises using 'should' in various contexts, advancing to more complex sentences. It concludes with a summary and questions to reinforce learning.

What did Mr. Tanaka do for three years that might have improved his English skills?

• He traveled to Europe.

• He studied English in Japan.

• He lived in the U.S.

• He taught English in China.

Which phrase indicates a strong belief about a future event?

• 'It should be.'

• 'It could be.'

• 'It must be.'

• 'It might be.'

What is the correct way to express a past obligation that was not fulfilled?

• 'I should have gone.'

• 'I might have gone.'

• 'I must have gone.'

• 'I could have gone.'

If someone is expected to be a good cook, which phrase would you use?

• 'She must be a good cook.'

• 'She should be a good cook.'

• 'She could be a good cook.'

• 'She might be a good cook.'

What should you say if you believe a restaurant is delicious because it's always crowded?

• 'It might be delicious.'

• 'It should be delicious.'

• 'It could be delicious.'

• 'It must be delicious.'

If someone has studied Japanese at university, what should they be able to do?

• Write kanji.

• Speak fluently.

• Read novels.

• Understand movies.

What should you conclude if you receive a birthday message on Facebook?

• 'Next week is my birthday.'

• 'Tomorrow is my birthday.'

• 'Yesterday was my birthday.'

• 'Today is my birthday.'