I seem to hear various conversations from them.
"Wewe ni Mjapani?" (Are you Japanese?)
"Ndiyo, mimi ni Mjapani." (Yes, I am Japanese.)
"Hapana, mimi si Mjapani. Mimi ni Mchina."(No, I am not Japanese. I am Chinese.)
From our soccer match↓
I seem to hear various conversations from them.
"Wewe ni Mjapani?" (Are you Japanese?)
"Ndiyo, mimi ni Mjapani." (Yes, I am Japanese.)
"Hapana, mimi si Mjapani. Mimi ni Mchina."(No, I am not Japanese. I am Chinese.)
From our soccer match↓
Hili nini? (What is this?) Hili tamu. (This is tasty.)
From our school trip↓
Hujambo. (Hello.)
Ninatoka Japani. (I am from Japan.)
Ninasoma Kiswahili. (I study Suwahili.)
Swahili is easy to pronounce. This is because Swahili originally didn't have a written language, and Europeans created it using the Roman alphabet.
"Underwater soap bubbles" can be made anywhere as long as there is kitchen detergent. And they are a very effective way to help students understand the structure of detergents, soap bubbles and biological membranes. I believe that they can be used in various class situations. I hope many teachers around the world will use them.
Hujambo? (Hello.)
Jina langu Taro. (My name is Taro.)
Mimi Mjapani. (I'm a Japanese.)
Mimi mwalimu. (I'm a teacher.)
From April to July next year, I will go to Nihonmatsu City to learn Swahili. And then I will go to Nairobi city, Kenya. English is usually spoken in Nairobi. However, Swahili is sometimes used. I will speak Swahili if I can because I respect Kenyans.
The final match of our girl's soccer team (mixed team consisting of 4 high schools) took place.
Coincidentally, it was against my former team.
We won and went up to second place in the league.
It was the best birthday !
From our school website ↓
The positive evaluation was 95%. I think this is the best review I've received so far. I can quit when my evaluation is good. I can go to Africa with this confidence.