Akiko

I really enjoyed today's lesson focusing on subject omission in Japanese. It was fascinating to learn how leaving out pronouns like "私" makes sentences more natural and concise, unlike English or Chinese. The practice helped me understand daily conversation patterns better. Thank you for the clear examples and patient guidance! I highly recommend these practical and insightful lessons.

一如既往帮我纠正发音，语法错误及如何能正恰当准确表达。老师从native的视角判断说的口语是否恰当。慢慢的自己对口语也有了感觉，谢谢老师。

In today's lesson, the teacher corrected a very important issue for me. When someone asks for my preference, I used to answer, based on what I had learned from anime: "どうでもいいです" (✕). The teacher promptly pointed out that this expression can sound quite rude and is generally not used in daily life or professional settings. The correct and polite way to respond is: "どっちでもいいです" (〇). This correction was very memorable, and I will be careful not to make this mistake again.

I really enjoyed today's lesson with Akiko-sensei. We had a conversation about walking in the park, which led to a discussion about the future of AI replacing jobs. I tried my best to express my thoughts in my own words, and Akiko-sensei was incredibly helpful in correcting my grammar, pronunciation, and helping me use more natural expressions. If you are looking for a very responsible and supportive teacher, I highly recommend Akiko-sensei!

During the speaking practice, some difficulties in finding the right words were encountered. Through the instructor's guidance, improvements were made in the following areas: 1），When attempting to express "too heavy," the initial term "重い" was corrected to the more accurate "重すぎる." 2），When describing a situation where a son asked for a favor, the phrasing was improved to the more natural expression "頼みました." These specific corrections were very helpful for understanding the nuances of the language.

Today's lesson focused on speaking practice, where I talked about my day. My spoken expression felt a bit more fluent than before. However, the teacher kindly corrected two recurring mistakes I make in my speech. I have a habit of dropping the particle "に" in words like "時に" and "一緒に" . Akiko teacher patiently corrected me on this several times. Thank you so much for the help!