Learning Hiragana and Katakana Characters and Pronunciation
Types and conjugation of verbs

Chapter 1: Introducing and Explaining Patterns

Day 01 I'm Korean.
Day 02 I am a teacher.
Day 03 My hobby is hiking.
Day 04 It's a famous cafe.
Day 05 This is a new smartphone.
Day 06 This is the school I will go to.
Day 07 Are you two brothers?
Day 08 When is your birthday?
Day 09 Yesterday was a day off.
Day 10 That's my bag.
Day 11 The festival is not today.
Day 12 His words were not a lie.

Chapter 2: Patterns that convey state and feeling

Day 13 The library is quiet.
Day 14 The rent is cheap.
Day 15 He is cheerful and lively.
Day 16 A delicious and healthy recipe.
Day 17 The internet is too slow.
Day 18 Last week was pretty quiet.
Day 19 The interview was a bit difficult.
Day 20 The drama was more interesting than the original.
Day 21 I don't like exercising.

Day 22 It's not that hot this year.
Day 23 The price is not expensive either.
Day 24 The clerk was not friendly.
Day 25 My condition wasn't good either.


Chapter 3: Patterns that describe changes in behavior and state

Day 26 I have a favor to ask.
Day 27 Here you can see Mt. Fuji.
Day 28 The train will arrive soon.
Day 29 Let's make stew for dinner.
Day 30 Read a book while listening to music.
Day 31 I'm looking forward to traveling to Japan.
Day 32 Is there a reason for canceling?
Day 33 It takes about 5 minutes to get to Hakata Station.
Day 34 I booked a hotel.
Day 35 I ordered fish cake at an izakaya.
Day 36 I had dinner with a friend.
Day 37 We played from morning till night.
I will submit the report by the deadline on Day 38.
Day 39 The clock hands don't move.
Day 40 I don't go to my parents' house on New Year's Day.
Day 41 I didn't drink coffee.


Chapter 4: Patterns for Conveying Situations and Thoughts

Day 42 Please give me the receipt.
Day 43 I'll have draft beer.
Day 44 I think this movie will be a hit.
Day 45 The flight is delayed.
Day 46 I have work tomorrow.
Day 47 I can play the guitar.
Day 48 Let's go watch a baseball game.
Day 49 It's time to go home.
Day 50 I want to live in the city.
Day 51 He wants to learn golf.
Day 52 I spent too much money.


Chapter 5: Patterns that Speak of Planning and Possibilities

Day 53 Let's do some stretching.
Day 54 There are so many people that we have no choice but to wait.
Day 55 She became an influencer.
Day 56 I'm thinking of going on a diet.
Day 57 I decided to move to Seoul.
Day 58 tickets might sell out.
Day 59 Tomorrow will be sunny.
Day 60 I was hospitalized.
Day 61 This road can be confusing.
Day 62 I've been having trouble concentrating on work lately.
Day 63 I started playing futsal.
Day 64 I finally finished watching that anime.
Day 65 It looks like the leaves will start changing color soon.


Chapter 6: Sentence Connecting Patterns

Day 66 I went shopping to make dinner.
Day 67 Travel to Kyoto.
And I'm going to Kobe too.
Day 68 I worked overtime.
But the work wasn't over.
Day 69 The park is close.
So, I go there often.
Day 70 My throat hurts.
Plus, there's a fever.


"supplement"

01 Pronouns and family terms
02 Number, time, and date expressions
03 Greetings

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