さくら まつり

 こんにちは！

さくらまつりがすきでした。わたしはコンサートをみました。わたしもおんがくをはなしました。コンサートのあとで、たべものをたべました。

I really enjoyed seeing the more advanced Japanese classes perform. Since I want to continue learning Japanese and plan to take Elementary 2 after this course, I enjoyed seeing the progression in skill that is possible with continued studying. It was motivating to know that the hard work does pay off. I also liked that the performance gave our class a chance to connect further, and it was fun working as a team to learn the song.

みなさな、ありがとうこんにちは！



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