Hey, David, how was this year for you?
This had been one of the best years of my life.
Really? Because you joined this program.
Well, that’s one reason. There are others.
Others? I’m dying to hear them. Oh, David. Ohish-sensei is having an end of the year party on Friday.
A bonenkai?
Yeah. Would you be free to join us?
Friday? Sure, I’d love to. I have nothing lined up.
Onish-sensi loves a good party, you know.
So I’ve heard.
Would you be free to join us?
Would you have time to~?
Could you spare some time for me?
Have you got time?
Have you got a minute to spare?
Will you be able to join us?
When is convenient for you?
When is good for you?
Does that work for you?
When works for you?
All of us are having brunch together on Sunday. Woldu you be free to join?
I’m planning to pick you up around 7 p.m. Does that work for you?
I’m free all afternoon tomorrow. When is convenient for you?
Our goals can be summarized in four words: make learning more fun.
I couldn’t watch last night’s episode so I read a recap online.
Ms. Sakurada wraps up every class with a joke.
In conclusion, Japanese is one of the most difficult languages to learn.