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# Last Weeks Homework
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# Synopsis - 2026-02-18
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- 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.
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- Polite Request Formulas: お + stem + ください, ご + noun + ください.
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- Rule: お for Kunyomi, ご for Onyomi.
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- Expressing gratitude: て form + ありがとうございます.
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# Random Words
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- 新年度 -> しんねんど -> New Fiscal year (Starts in April)
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- 奉仕年度 -> Hōshi nendo -> Service Year
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- 確定申告 -> かくていしんこく -> Tax return
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- Uses 謙譲語 -> けんじょうご
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- 税金 -> ぜいきん -> Tax
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# Main Point
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## よかったです
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Conjugate a verb into て form, and stick よかったです after it to say that I'm glad that....
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Sometimes they add "おいて" after the the て form of the verb. This is おく, to put. It means "doing something for a while" or "a lot of preparation". Basically noting something takes more work and effort.
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### Examples
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- 見つかってよかったです
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- I'm glad I found it
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- 勉強してよかったです
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- I'm glad I studied
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- 日本語を習ってよかったです
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- I'm glad I learned Japanese
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- 聖書を読んでおいてよかったです
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# Supplementary Notes
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Since the Japanese fiscal year starts in April, the leading months have their own names
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１月は「行く」
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２月は「逃げる」
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３月は「去る」
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# Homework
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