Sample Lesson

Here's the shape of a real beginner lesson β€” vocabulary, a short dialogue, listening, and a tiny quiz to lock it in.

Lesson 3 Β· At the CafΓ© β˜•

Level: Beginner (N5) Β· 30 minutes Β· Goal: order a drink and ask the price

β‘  New vocabulary

JapaneseReadingEnglish
kōhīcoffee
o-chatea
mizuwater
ikurahow much
kudasaiplease (give me)

β‘‘ Key pattern

γ€œγ‚’ ください  =  "Please give me ~."
Example: γ‚³γƒΌγƒ’γƒΌγ‚’ ください。 (KōhΔ« o kudasai.) β†’ "A coffee, please."

β‘’ Dialogue

Usagi πŸŒ™
Welcome! What would you like to order?
You
Tea, please.
Usagi πŸŒ™
Sure! That's 300 yen.
You
Thank you very much.

β‘£ Listening practice

β–Ά
dialogue_03.mp3 Β· demo

β‘€ Quick check

  • 1. How do you say "water" in Japanese?
    A) お茢    B) ζ°΄    C) γ‚³γƒΌγƒ’γƒΌ
  • 2. Complete: γ‚³γƒΌγƒ’γƒΌ ___ ください。
    A) γ‚’    B) は    C) が
  • 3. What doesγ€Œγ„γγ‚‰γ§γ™γ‹γ€mean?
    A) What is it?    B) How much is it?    C) Where is it?
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