毎週、開催しているCebway English さんとの業務提携による634の住人向けレッスン！
10月16日のレッスンの一部をレポートします
今回の参加者は最近、入居してきた住人達と、トルコとドイツからの住人も参加しました。
＊上記の内容はレッスンのほんの１部です。
Cebway English さんのウェブサイトhttp://cebway.net/
Nous imaginons un nouveau monde!
We learned new world with new!
1. Greetings & useful questions 2. Culture point (Differences between japan/france or versailles castle / Louis XVI period 3. Grammar 4. Vocabulary 5. I will insert a part with role play!
In Kenya’s Japanese lessons, the students which belonged to the ”basic group” or new learners of Nihonggo tackled some useful and commonly used adjectives.
We did study how to count the number in Japanese and some phase for time expressions! Thanks Kenya-kun! Itumo arigato ne!
This lesson with Kate was about Basic French Grammar to be able to construct simple sentences.
Both Kate and the management extend our gratitude to the residents’ participation. We encourage and hope to see more faces in the upcoming lessons!
To our former resident and Kate’s active and persistent student Anouk, we dearly miss you, we all hope to see you again!
Kate’s French lessons this time included Culture: King Louis XVI & Versailles, New vocabulary words, 
♥ Kitchen & Meal of the day & FOOD!!!
Making a sentence that involves a role play for you to be able to order away at a French restaurant.
In Kenya’s Japanese lessons, the students which belonged to the ”basic group” or new learners of Nihonggo tackled some useful and commonly used adjectives.
Thank you for your continued participation Xenia, Clarissa and Trang. We continuously invite all our residents to come and join Kenya’s Free Japanese lessons, it is divided into 3 sections; Basic, Intermediate and Advanced. Get to know Kenya, one of the friendliest (well…90% of our residents are indeed friendly and approachable) and he can help you asses you skills to be able to participate in the correct group!
As we all know, French could be one of the most difficult languages to learn due to their unique pronunciation of words – and that is what French Instructor Kate have prepared for her lesson. Pronunciation is a vital key in learning a language to convey the proper message and expression and so Kate taught the participants, Yuko, Sho and Anouk to properly pronounce common words and phrases in French.
We hope you guys had a fun and enriching learning experience. Till the next lesson!
It’s nice to see new participants joining Kenya’s Nihonggo Lesson. Welcome new residents Trang and Clarissa to the class! Nice seeing you Stephen, Denis and Xenia determined to step up your Japanese Communication Skills, keep it up!
For those remaining who might not been uninformed, Kenya, our Nihonggo instructor has 3 classes depending on your level of skills, he will assign you on which course you are best suited in and you can attend his classes for FREE!
Mariko: how would you describe your experience in Musashi?
Leo (the guy in the center with the suit case obviously): ”Monumental”
After 14 months of Leo’s stay in our share house, he has made a lot friends-turned-second family in Japan and gave a whole new meaning to the word fun! Along with his partner Jordan, they would dress up as Santa during our Christmas celebration, leprechauns during st. Patrick’s day and even have a 100yen costume contest just strutting down on the streets with beer in their hands.
Your absence is unquestionable during the first week you left. But we all know you’ll be back anyways so… jya Leo… mata ne!
Photo Credits to Yusaku San, grabbed from Leo’s photo cover
