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Learn about introducing oneself
Learn about talking about one's ability
Learn about introducing someone formally
Learn about talking about one's child
Learn about asking direction at a train station
Learn how to introduce yourself in polite Japanese
Learn how to enter Japanese home respectfully and show that you're sensitive to the culture
Learn how to talk about yourself in a polite manner
Learn how to say what we want or want to do
Learn how to say what you don't want
Learn the attributive use of the particle ga
Learn about talking on the phone
Learn how to extend invitations and how not to answer them when speaking with a potential mother-in-law
Learn to follow instructions in this Japanese lesson
Learn how to understand more simple instructions
Learn about the critical Japanese phrases you need to get around
Learn how to ask for explanation using the Japanese phrase "Setsumei shite kudasai"
Learn how to discuss present continuing actions
Learn to use Japanese verbs like iku, kuru, and kaeru
Learn to use these Japanese words to ask all sorts of questions and give appropriate responses
Learn how to combine verbs
Learn about Mottekite (to bring) and Motteiku (to take)
Learn the emergency numbers you need in Japan
Learn how to ask for directions and use public transportation in Japan
Learn to make comparisons
Learn how to make affirmative comparisons
Learn how to superlative sentences that compare quantity or quality
Learn how to ask someone not to do something using -naide kudasai politely
Learn how to change verbs into the past tense
Learn how to use sentences formed as "Do [clause 1] without doing [clause 2]"
Learn about asking about the consultation hours of the dental clinic
Learn about giving directions
Learn about offering something to someone
Learn about asking various questions
Learn about telling what you want
Review two verb forms, which are the dictionary form and the masu form
Review the counters for hours and minutes, and how to form the negative form of a verb
Learn about telling someone to do something
Learn about talking about something using adjectives
Learn about talking about past actions
Learn about saying that one did not do a certain action in the past
Learn about describing how something was
Learn about making a suggestion (let's ~)
Learn about saying that something is too [adjective]
Learn about saying that something is easy or hard to do
Learn about expressing your opinion
Learn about asking the reason for something
Review of lessons 34~37
Learn about stating your purpose for going somewhere
Learn about saying you haven't done a certain action yet
Learn about talking about actions that have already happened or haven't happened yet
Learn about talking about ability and asking permission
Learn about expressing that one can do something
Learn about expressing that you can do something part ii
Learn about conjugating the potential forms of verbs
Learn about reporting what someone else has said
Learn about talking about change and transformation
Learn more about talking about change and transformation
Learn about using sentences to describe someone/something
Review of past lessons