Practice real Japanese for Classroom Talk — 10 lessons × 110 sentences with native audio, romaji, English translations and culture notes.
Sample conversation: Classroom Talk in Japanese
A free preview of Lesson 1 — Japanese, romaji and English for every line. 10 lessons (110 sentences) with native audio inside.
Greet the class in the morning.
みなさん、おはようございます！
Minasan, ohayō gozaimasu!
Good morning, class!
Take attendance.
出席を取りましょう。来ていますか？
Shusseki o torimashō. Kite imasu ka?
Let's take the register. Are you here?
Taking Attendance in Japanese Classrooms — In Japanese schools, students typically respond 'hai' (yes) loudly when their name is called during roll call. The teacher may use a class register called a 'shusseki-bo.' Punctuality is highly valued and being late is considered disrespectful.
Ask if homework is finished.
宿題は終わりましたか？
Shukudai wa owarimashita ka?
Is your homework finished?
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Classroom Talk in Japanese — FAQ
What do you say for classroom talk in Japanese?
Japanese Talk's Classroom Talk (授業・先生との会話) scene walks you through it line by line. For example, you'll learn: みなさん、おはようございます！ (Minasan, ohayō gozaimasu!) — "Good morning, class!"; 出席を取りましょう。来ていますか？ (Shusseki o torimashō. Kite imasu ka?) — "Let's take the register. Are you here?"; 宿題は終わりましたか？ (Shukudai wa owarimashita ka?) — "Is your homework finished?". Every line comes with romaji, an English translation and native audio.
Which Japanese phrases will I learn in the classroom talk scene?
Key phrases include みなさん、おはようございます！ (Minasan, ohayō gozaimasu!) — "Good morning, class!". The full scene is 10 lessons of 110 sentences covering the whole situation from start to finish.
Is there any etiquette I should know for classroom talk in Japan?
Yes — Taking Attendance in Japanese Classrooms. In Japanese schools, students typically respond 'hai' (yes) loudly when their name is called during roll call. The teacher may use a class register called a 'shusseki-bo.' Punctuality is highly valued and being late is considered disrespectful. Japanese Talk adds a short culture note like this on the lines that need one.
Is the classroom talk scene free?
Lesson 1 is free with a free account (no credit card), and the Greeting scene is completely free with no sign-up. Full Access (US$5/month) opens all 10 lessons of every scene.