#JapaneseLeague

こんにちは！サウジアラビアに住んでいるコミュニティーチューターの佳子（よしこ）です＾＾ 今日は「AIと二人三脚。でも最後に責任を取るのは誰？ケーキ作りで学んだこと 」について話します。 スクリプト付きです♪ My name is Yoshiko and I am a community tutor living in Saudi Arabia. Today, I will talk about Teaming Up with AI… But Who’s Responsible in the End? What I Learned from Baking a Cake.. If you’d like to speak more naturally and confidently, I’d be happy to support you. No pressure, no exams — just real conversation 🌿 Let’s build your speaking skills through real-life topics. Morning lessons (KSA time) available ☀️ Learners in the Gulf & Middle East are very welcome!

こんにちは！サウジアラビアに住んでいるコミュニティーチューターの佳子（よしこ）です＾＾ 今日は「第52回：アマゾンの新サービスがすごい！」について話します。 スクリプト付です♪ I am a community tutor and my name is Yoshiko. I live in Saudi Arabia. Today, I will talk How amazing the new Amazon service is!

N1レベル読解問題

✨️Today’s Japanese Tip “How was it?” vs. “I hope you had fun” In English, both of these sound natural: “How was your holiday?” “I hope you had fun.” English speakers often add “I hope…” to sound warm and friendly. In Japanese, the same feeling is usually not said out loud. Instead, people simply ask: 「どうでしたか？」 (How was it?) 「楽しかったですか？」 (Did you have a good time?) These questions already include a quiet feeling of “I hope it went well.” The difference is not the feeling — but whether we say it, or leave it unspoken.

Japanese quiz 🇯🇵✨ Choose the correct answer

趣味が仕事になるのはいいことと思います。好きなことをしてお金を稼いで最高だから楽しく生活を生きています。仕事は楽しいならあんまり、ストレスが溜まらないです。

🌸春のシーズンイベントに関する文章と語彙力クイズ。

Today’s Japanese Tip: “‘Wakarimasu ka?’ Is Not ‘Do You Understand?’” Have you ever felt surprised in a Japanese class when the teacher asked: 「わかりますか？」 and it sounded to you like “Do you understand?” If so, you’re not alone. ⸻ In Japanese, 「わかりますか？」 is a very common and neutral expression. Teachers use it all the time. The important point is that the subject is unclear. It doesn’t strongly mean “Do you understand?” It feels closer to: “Is this understandable?” “Does this make sense?” So the focus is on the explanation, not on the listener. That’s why 「わかりますか？」 sounds soft and natural in Japanese. ⸻ ✨ Tip In Japanese, not saying the subject often makes a sentence gentler. So don’t translate word by word. Translate the feeling.