こんにちは！ Well done to Irdzra san who was able to level up her self-introduction. We focused on using （ともうします）to moushimasu to increase the level of politeness. And, adding in what Irdzra likes to do as a hobby さつえい　satsuei (photography). Irdzra started learning Japanese a fortnight ago, so please have a listen and encourage her on how well she is going!! @Irdzra Khairuddin yoku dekimashita!! Arigatou, Joe desu.

https://www.skool.com/japanese/classroom/fe1c2853?md=5ca2a6ca346d486ebae2adcac593e9f8 Konnichiwa, Lesson 5 is complete and I would love your feedback!! Please watch and let me know if there are any issues or any questions. Comment below when you've finished. :) I hope it is useful. Arigatou, Joe Sensei.

Konnichiwa!! Genki desu ka? (How are you) I made this quick video for practising numbers. Let me know what you think. ぜひ見てください！ ありがとう！ ジョー先生。

皆さん、こんにちは！ Mina san, konnichi wa! Firstly, please go to settings and turn off emails for this group if they annoy you. I hope my messages don't annoy you. In a few weeks, I'll have recorded and uploaded the First 50 Japanese Sentences Course. After that, I will share with you a hiragana course. It will help you recognise the characters and I'll make worksheets that help you learn to write them too. Until then, can you please have a look at this YouTube shorts and tell me if it is useful. If it is terrible, I also want to know. I appreciate your feedback so I can make better resources to help people learn Japanese. ぜひ見てください！zehi mite kudasai. Please watch. ジョー先生！Joe Sensei.

Focus Kanji: 日 (Hi / Nichi) — “day / sun” --- Question: Which of these correctly says “Today is a good day” in Japanese? a) 今日はいい日じゃないです。 (Kyō wa ii hi janai desu.) b) 今日はいい日です。 (Kyō wa ii hi desu.) c) いい今日は日です。 (Ii kyō wa hi desu.) --- Beginner task: Vote for the answer you think is correct. Intermediate task: Write your own sentence using 日 (hi/nichi). For example: 明日はテストの日です。(Ashita wa tesuto no hi desu.) — Tomorrow is the day of the test. Advanced task: Practise writing the kanji 日 by hand. Take a photo of your handwritten kanji or sentence and upload it in the comments.