Ep19.日本人はみんなが話す日本語の間違いなんて気にしてないよ😊　タメ口vol.9 |Japanese people don't sweat grammar mistakes. vol.9

今まで出会った生徒さんたちが優秀すぎるので気付いたら7500レッスン終わってました。本当にありがとございます。この仕事やめません。みんなのこと大好きだからさ！今までたくさんの優秀な生徒さん達に出会ってきたけど、N1満点の生徒さんでさえ、話す事に苦労してるし会話以外でもたくさんの苦労があるって言ってるよ！そして、日本人はみんなの会話の間違いを気にしてないよ。それよりも、みんなが一生懸命に話す姿を応援してる人の方が多いよ。日本語勉強してくれてありがとうね🙏My students have been so incredible that before I knew it, I'd hit 7,500 lessons. Thank you so much — I'm not quitting this job. I love you all too much to stop!Over the years I've met so many talented students, and even those who scored perfect on the JLPT N1 say that speaking fluently is still a struggle — and that the challenges go way beyond just conversation.And hey — Japanese people don't sweat your grammar mistakes. More often than not, they're rooting for you, impressed that you're out there trying. Thank you for learning Japanese!🤙🏻ネイティブフレーズ✅〜でしょ？Used to seek agreement or confirmation from the listener, like "right?" or "you know?" at the end of a sentence. It assumes the other person shares the same understanding.- 寒いでしょ？ → *It's cold, right?*- わかるでしょ？ → *You get it, don't you?*- 難しいでしょ？ → *It's hard, isn't it?*✅優秀 (ゆうしゅう)Used to describe someone who is talented, capable, or high-performing — often academically or professionally. Stronger than just "good" (上手); it implies standing out from others.- 彼女は優秀な学生だ → *She's an exceptional student.*- 優秀な生徒に囲まれてる → *I'm surrounded by outstanding students.*⚠️ Not really used for skills like cooking or sports — more for intellect, work performance, or academic ability.