English to Japanese
have been to~
~行ったことあります
Has Ms. Melanie ever been to Tokyo?
Yes, she has.
How do you spell 俳句 in English?
haiku
私は一度東京に行ったことがあります。
I have been to Tokyo once.
Have you eaten crab?
Yes, I have./No, I haven't.
increase
増やす、増大させる
Has Ms. Melanie ever visited Hokkaido?
No, she hasn't.
What is my neighbor doing?
I wonder
Who wrote this haiku?
Matsuo Basho
８歳から私はピアノを弾いたことがあります。
I've played the piano since I was 8 (years old).
Have you finished your homework yet?
Yes, I have./No, I haven't (finished my homework yet).
uncomfortable
心地よくない
Name somewhere Ms. Melanie has visited in Japan.
Osaka, Okayama, Tokyo, Nagasaki, etc...
True or False: English poems use seasonal words.
False
私は一度も海外へ行ったことがありません。
I have never been abroad (overseas).
How long have you lived in Himeji?
I've lived in Himeji for ____.
satisfy
満足させる
How many syllables is each haiku line?
5 syllables
7 syllables
5 syllables
私はちょうど部屋の掃除が終わったところです。
I just finished cleaning my room.
How long have you been studying English?
I've been studying English for/since ______.
functional
実用的な
How long has Ms. Melanie wanted to live in Japan?
Since she was in high school.
What is one important thing that haiku and English poems share?
Rhythm
日本に住みたいと思うようになったのはいつからですか？
How long have you wanted to live in Japan?
How long have you wanted to climb Mt. Fuji?
I've wanted to climb Mt. Fuji for/since ______.