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Learn to form 〜てしまう, interpret completion and unwanted results from context, and recognize ちゃう and じゃう. Two educational diagrams, a comparison table, a decision guide, an annotated workplace dialogue, and practice cards explain conjugation, overlapping interpretations, and conversational register.
Learn to read 営業中, 準備中, and closure notices before entering a Japanese shop. Two illustrated diagrams, a comparison table, a branching entrance guide, an annotated dialogue, and a card activity connect current status with business hours, regular closing days, and exceptional closures.
Learn to leave work with お先に失礼します and answer with お疲れさまでした. Two speaker-role diagrams, a comparison table, a branching guide, and an annotated dialogue explain who goes first, polite endings, and the invitation お先にどうぞ.
Learn how 木, 林, and 森 use repeated tree-shaped components to express meaning, while reading 森林 as the whole word しんりん. Two educational diagrams, a comparison table, a numbered reading guide with branches, outdoor examples, and a directly annotated dialogue support sentence and copying practice.
Ask about past experiences with 〜たことがある, answer have or have never, and continue with a specific memory. Verb-form flows, a reply diagram, a comparison table, a branching guide, and a museum dialogue explain attachment, negation, register, and the move to ordinary past-tense details.
Learn to describe unchanged states with 〜まま, form verb, adjective, and noun expressions, and distinguish present and past observations. Two educational diagrams, a comparison table, a branching guide, and an annotated room-check dialogue support practice with intentional states, indirect reminders, and common attachment mistakes.
Learn to report a lost item with をなくしました, describe it with colour, size, and identifying details, and distinguish a remembered location from a guess. A comparison table, adjective-joining diagram, location decision guide, second diagram, and annotated desk dialogue support practical speaking practice.
Practise ordering food to go with 持ち帰りでお願いします. A comparison table, branching guide, annotated counter dialogue, and two educational diagrams explain item and size requests, Nにします for menu choices, changing yes-or-no answers, and the difference between staff honorifics and customer replies.
Learn to describe excess with 〜すぎる by choosing the correct verb or adjective base, then changing the ending for tense and politeness. A comparison table, branching guide, dinner dialogue, and two educational diagrams explain attachment, cause and result, negation, and casual praise before a short daily-report activity.
