EQ: Do young people enjoy the same or different activities through the world? Why or why not? Starting Points Suggesting a second place to go using 〜ましょうか (Shall we ~? ) Indicating movement to another location, using double particle にも Culture Point: The rabbit or うさぎ is one of the most popular pets in Japan, ranking …
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EQ: Do young people enjoy the same or different activities through the world? Why or why not? Starting Points Make a suggestion, using 〜ましょう (let’s ~) Indicate another location using double particle でも Culture Point: Though it has its roots in China, sushi is a popular dish that is associated with Japan. It originally used …
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EQ: Do young people enjoy the same or different activities through the world? Why or why not? Starting Points Indicate direction with particle へ (to) Express “go to do something” with “verb stem 〜に行きます” Culture Point: Though it has its roots in China, Japan is know for the popular dish sushi. It originally used fermented …
EQ: Do young people enjoy the same or different activities through the world? Why or why not? Starting Points State a reason, using から (because) Indicate where something is located, using ～に～があります Culture Point: You may have heard of cat cafes, where the customer pays a fee which covers a drink and snack and the …
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EQ: Do young people enjoy the same or different activities through the world? Why or why not? Starting Points Phrases for phone conversations Culture Point: When the Japanese answer the phone, they say もしもし for ‘hello’ rather than こんにちは. The word もしもし comes from the verb もうす（もうします）meaning “to speak”. So, もしもし literally means ‘speak, speak’ in …
EQ: Do young people enjoy the same or different activities through the world? Why or why not? Starting Points Indicate the location of something, using noun 〜の＿＿に〜 Culture Point: こうばん, often translated as police box in English, are small police stations located in neighborhoods throughout Japan. They are usually one-story buildings with one or two …
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Akari Shows Heba Around Town れんしゅう: Akari is showing Heba around town. They are talking about the buildings and where the places are located. Listen to the dialogue, then answer the comprehension questions below.
れんしゅう: Ravi has been asked to write about a ねこカフェ for the school newspaper. Read the article. Then take the True – False quiz based on the article. New Word Bank (marked in blue font in the reading passage) きのう 私（わたし）たち ケーキ たくさん あそびます 子猫（こねこ） かえます yesterday we cake a lot to play kittens to …
EQ: Do young people enjoy the same or different activities through the world? Why or why not? Lesson Goals In this lesson, you will learn how to make a suggestion to go to another location, using double particles. The rabbit or うさぎ is one of the most popular pets in Japan, ranking in the top …
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