みなさんこんにちは
Hi everyone
For those who don’t speak English, taking an English lesson would be tough, no matter how hard you try to teach. Moreover, needless to say, it is no wonder English tutors have a hard time teaching them.
Here are some tips that might help you do your lessons with students who don’t speak English at all.
Should you ever have any trouble translating JP ⇔ EN, our dictionary site might help.
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Original Japanese expressionPronunciationNotesNow lets begin!
それではさっそく見てみましょう！
“ikkai” = one time
“itte” = say
“kudasai” = please
“tudsuite” = follow
“yonde” = read
“kurikku” = click
“shite” = a kind of variations of “do”
“sureba” = a conditional form of “do”
“ii” = good
“naoshi” = again
“kikoe” = can hear
“mie” = can see
“masuka?” = (can) you?
“mie” = can see
“masen” = (can’t) .
“irete” = let me in
“yonde” = read
*You may just say “yonde kudasai”
“bokkusu” = box
“mite” = see
さて、今回のコンテンツはどうでしたか？
Well, how did you like the contents this time?
There are Japanese students who are willing to study English just like you want to study Japanese.
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