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こんにちは!アマンダです。ニューヨーク出身です。I'm an artist and miniaturist. In college I minored in Japanese language but I haven't practiced in quite a while. I'd like to get back into it and become fluent. I travelled to Japan in 2016 and loved it. I would love to travel there again one day :)
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Japanese
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EnglishNative
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Animation & Comics
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Saki
Japanese
Nov 2, 2026
Congratulations on finishing the slide, アマンダさん! おめでとうございます!🥳🎉
ハロウィンのコスチュームもおもしろかったです😂
The main focus of this slide was the て-form, and you've made so much progress! You can now conjugate verbs into the て-form smoothly and confidently👏🏻
Today, we read dialogues and practiced ordering food and drinks at a café.
You've learned so many useful expressions throughout this slide! You can now invite someone to do something together and order food and drinks in Japanese. These are great skills to have for traveling in Japan! 😊
Saki
Japanese
Oct 21, 2026
レッスンお疲れ様でした!
Today, we first reviewed 「~たい」 by making your own sentences. 「~たい」 is very useful in conversation, so keep trying to use it when you talk about things you want to do, eat, see, or try!
Then, we learned 「~から」 and practiced giving reasons. Now you can connect your ideas and make longer sentences by explaining why you think or do something. 😊 Remember that the basic order is Reason → Result.
We also talked about the counter 「~まい」, which is used for counting thin, flat objects such as paper, tickets, and shirts.
Saki
Japanese
Oct 13, 2026
展示会(てんじかい/exhibition)の写真を見せてくれてありがとうございます!とてもすごいです!私も見たいです 😀
Today, we practiced the past-tense forms of 「~たい」. Some of these conjugations can get pretty long and be a little difficult to say smoothly, but you did a great job practicing them! 👏🏻
「~たい」 is very useful in everyday conversation, so try using it as much as you can during our conversation practice, including the past tense.😊
Saki
Japanese
Oct 6, 2026
てんじ(exhibition)おつかれさまでした!I’m glad to hear that it went well!🥳
Today, we finished practicing 「~てもいいですか」 and started a new grammar point, 「~たい」. We practiced the present-tense conjugations and did a few exercises.
「~たい」 is a very useful expression because it allows you to talk about what you want to do, such as places you want to go, things you want to try, or food you want to eat. It’s also very easy to use in everyday conversation, so let’s start using it when we talk about your plans and interests! 😊
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