Kon'nichi wa mina-san! How did you do at the self-test at the end?

由紀先生、こんにちは。

この音楽が好きです。　チャリブㇻウンを思い出します。

I am curious, Yuki sensei, what your name means written '由紀'. I've known '雪' meaning 'snow'.

いつもありがとう。

Joseph san,

Konnichiwa.

I can see your effort.

Correct sentences are

その音楽が好きです。　

Before sukidesu が should be put.

チャリブラウンを思い出します。

You used particle を so a transitive verb 思い出します must be put.

思い出せる is an intransitive verb and needs particle が.

:smile:

Yuki 由紀

Team JapanesePod101.com

皆さんこんにちは。

その音楽好きです。　チャリブラウンを思い出せします。:smile:

（Hello everyone. I like the music. It remindes me of Charlir Brown.)

I know I got that sentence wrong. 助けてください。:sweat_smile:

また今度。

Kuri-san,

Thank you very much for great feedback!:wink:

As a lesson focusing on body parts, there's only this one. Hope you can enjoy learning other vocabulary too:wink: And of course, those body parts can be included in any dialogs, so please navigate our regular lessons too! :grin:

Natsuko(奈津子),

Team JapanesePod101.com

Very informative! Great lesson!

Is there a more advanced lesson that goes more in depth (like elbows, knees etc)?

hhowardd1-san,

Do you have the same problem with the other video vocab lessons, too?

i cannot see the video of this video lessson on body parts?? i had downloaded the quick time and the other video tool as susgested in your site but i still cannot see thr video. it takes a while after i clicked on the quick-time icon under the lesson, a screen of quick time like appears and it says there is no file in it?? can u tell me whats going on here?

Janrex-san,

Thank you for point it to us! I fixed it. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.:dogeza:

There's a link for Kanji Close-Up but the file is missing... 404.

babak-san,

> Does “mina-san” mean “everybody”? Is it written 皆さん?

That's right!:wink:

I think it can refer to both the leg and foot.

Can 足　refer to any part of the leg or just the foot?

The jazz music is kinda annoying

I really LOVE Japan n__n Also this movie n__n

(I'm from the Netherlands X])

i did perfect!!

OooNAKASUITA!!!

OOnaka!!:shock:

Konnichi wa minna-san:smile:

Kono ressun wa sugoi desu yo!

I like the Kanji for eyes. It looks like a window:mrgreen:

I didn't realize that legs and feet were pronounced the same but had different kanji. Thanks for this lesson. It really comes in handy when directing poses to models or wedding couples.

I also thought this was 素晴らしい

おはようございます先生,

Does "mina-san" mean "everybody"? Is it written 皆さん?

Babak