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10-Input/Classes/Japanese Class_2026-02-25.md

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-# Last Weeks Homework
-# Synopsis - 2026-02-18
-- Special Respectful Verbs (Sonkeigo): いらっしゃいます, めしあがります, おっしゃいます, ごぞんじです, etc.
-- Polite Request Formulas: お + stem + ください, ご + noun + ください.
-- Rule: お for Kunyomi, ご for Onyomi.
-- Expressing gratitude: て form + ありがとうございます.
-
 # Random Words
 - 新年度 -> しんねんど -> New Fiscal year (Starts in April)
 - 奉仕年度 -> Hōshi nendo -> Service Year
@@ -59,9 +52,10 @@ If you just say "知り合ってよかった" (shiriatte yokatta), it’s a simp
 	- I'm glad it was sunny
 - いかないでおいてよかったです
 	- I'm glad I didn't go.
-- 
 
 # Supplementary Notes
+
+### Japanese Early Year Month Nicknames
 Since the Japanese fiscal year starts in April, the leading months have their own names
 
 １月は「行く」  
@@ -72,6 +66,9 @@ Kinda similar to "Ready set go", but for months leading up to the start of the f
 
 ### To make sense
 筋が通っている
+すじがとおている
+"It follows a thread" || "something is logically consistent"
 
-# Homework
+However, in conversation, the goto's are usually:
-- 
+- **なるほど** — "I see/Indeed."
+- **確かに** (たしかに) — "That's true/Makes sense."