またコンサートがあるそうです I've heard he's giving another recital.

To tell someone what you've heard, use "[sentence] + soo desu." Before "soo desu," verbs, adjectives, and nouns proceeds in the plain style. "Konsaato ga aru" or "there is a recital" is the plain style of "konsaato ga arimasu."

"Oishii soo desu" and "Oishisoo desu":
To say "soo desu" for something you’ve heard, add "soo" to a sentence in the plain style. (Example: "Oishii soo desu." or "I've heard it's delicious.") For the "soo desu" used to express an impression of what you see, omit the "i" from the end of an I-adjective or the "na" from the end of a NA-adjective, and then add "soo." (Example: "Oishisoo desu." or "It looks delicious."/"Genkisoo desu." or "You look well.")

Try telling someone what you've heard

1Which of these three choices is the correct way to say this sentence in Japanese?

I've heard a typhoon is coming.

a typhoon is coming

台風が来る

taifuu ga kuru

2Say the sentence in Japanese, using the following word(s).

I've heard [sentence].

【sentence】そうですね。

【sentence】soo desu ne.

it's free on Fridays

金曜日はただだ

kin-yoobi wa tada da

3Say the sentence in Japanese, using the following word(s).

I've heard [sentence].

【sentence】そうですね。

【sentence】soo desu ne.

Okinawa is hot.

沖縄は暑い

okinawa wa atsui

Months

tenki (weather)