Week 2 Overview

1. Grammar focus on negative form of past tense Verbs = V-masen deshita (Ｖませんでした)
2. Grammar focus on verbs to go, to come, to go back (ikimas, kimas, kaerimas)
3. Grammar focus on the particle markers for action sentences - he (へ) as the marker of direction of an action, de (で) as the marker of the means of transport, to (と) as a marker of action with someone, and mo (も) used with negative verbs to mean not.
4. Express time in the past (this/last/next year, this/last/next month) 
5. Hiragana with voiced syllables (i.e. が, ざ, だ, ば, ぱ)

1. Grammar focus on the particle itsu (いつ) meaning when (when an action occurs)
2. Grammar focus on the future form 
3. Grammar focus on extending an invitation V-masen ka? (Vませんか)
4. Conversation focus - Asking someones age and replying your age (How old are you?)
5. Hiragana with double consonant (small tsu っ)

1. Grammar focus on adjectives in positive and negative form
2. Grammar focus on the particle soshite (そして)
   
3. Grammar focus on the particle ga (が) as a marker to connect ideas that contrast
   
4. Express “very” and “not very” with totemo (とても) and amari (あまり)
   
5. Hiragana with long sounds (かあ, きい, くう, けい, こう)
   

Day 9 

1. Grammar focus on how to conjugate an adjective with a noun
   
2. Ask “what kind of”, using the particle donna (どんな)
   
3. Ask “which one” using the expression dore deska (どれですか)
   
4. Grammar focus on the particle ne (ね) to express agreement/empathy
   
5. Hiragana with contracted sounds (i.e. きゃ、ぎゃ, しゃ, じゃ)
   

Day 10 

1. Express existence for living and non-living things using the verbs arimas and imas, and the particles ga (が) and ni (に)
   
2. Express the number of people staying in a place
   
3. Grammar focus on the particles ya (や), yo (よ), ne (ね)
   
4. Hiragana with contracted sounds (i.e. ちゃ, にゃ, ひゃ, びゃ, ぴゃ, みゃ, りゃ)