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# Last Weeks Homework
Synopsis for Japanese Class 2025-11-13:
This class introduced a range of new vocabulary, including adjectives like "sad" (悲しい) and "patient" (我慢強い), nouns such as "wife" (奥さん) and "homework" (宿題), and verbs like "to get used to" (慣れる) and "to invite" (誘う). We also covered the grammar point for expressing apologies using 「〜てすみませんでした」.
# Random Words
- 日の出 (ひので) -> Sunlight
- 使いやすい (つかいやすい) -> To Be useful
- 離島 (りとう) -> Small islands off a big island
- 困る ( こまる) -> To get in trouble
- 天気予報 ( てんきよほう) - Weather report
- 嵐 (あらし) -> Storm
## Try to // みる
conjugate a verb to て form, and then stick みる at the end. みる is its own verb, and can be conjugated as such:
~みてもいいですか? -> Is it ok if I try...?
~みたい -> I want to try....
### Examples
新しいレストランに行ってみます。
Try to go to a new restaurant
この服は着てみてもいいですか？
Is it ok if I try these clothes on?
この靴はサイズが合いますか？履いてみてもいいですか？
These shoes my size fit? Can I try them on?
この本は面白いですか？読んでみてもいいですか？
Is this book interesting? May I read it?
この辞書は使いやすいですか？見てみてもいいですか？
Is this dictionary useful? May I look at it?
沖縄のがまを見てみたい
I want to try to see the caves
## Hearsay//~そうです
To express something you heard, you can stick そうです at the end. You have to use the regular, non-polite form of a verb, not the polite form. You can use either a verb or a noun, but if you use a noun, you have do add だ after it (regular form of です).
今日は雨だそうです。
I heard today it will rain
今日は雨が降るそうです
I heard today it will rain (verb version)
To add the source of the information, add the source, then stick ~によると at the end.
今日は天気予報によると雨が降るそうです
According to the weather forecast, I heard today it will rain
You can also use an adjective, but its usually "Became ADJ", so you need to use ADJ turned into and ADV, then add なる after it. Also works with certain nouns, depends on context.
明日は天気予報によると寒くなるそうです
I heard from the weather report that tomorrow will become cold
週末は天気予報によると嵐になるそうです
I heard from the weather report that it will be come stormy this weekend.