Lesson 48
Thank you very much for everything.

Today, Anna is going back to Thailand. Sakura and Kenta have come to the airport to see her off.
Key phrase:
IROIRO OSEWA NI NARIMASHITA
Scripts
健太 | 体に気をつけて。 | Please take care of yourself.
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Kenta | KARADA NI KIOTSUKETE.
Please take care of yourself.
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さくら | タイに着いたら連絡してね。 | When you arrive in Thailand, please let us know.
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Sakura | TAI NI TSUITARA, RENRAKU SHITE NE.
When you arrive in Thailand, please let us know.
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アンナ | はい。いろいろお世話になりました。 | Yes. Thank you very much for everything.
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Anna | HAI. IROIRO OSEWA NI NARIMASHITA.
Yes. Thank you very much for everything.
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アンナ | 健太さんとさくらさんもお元気で。 | Kenta and Sakura, please take care of yourselves, too.
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Anna | KENTA-SAN TO SAKURA-SAN MO OGENKIDE.
Kenta and Sakura, please take care of yourselves, too.
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Grammar tips
KIOTSUKETE
KIOTSUKETE is the TE-form of the verb, KIOTSUKEMASU (to take care / to be careful). We use the particle NI to indicate the object of this verb, or what you should take care of.
e.g.) KURUMA NI KIOTSUKETE.
(Be careful of cars.)
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Everybody, SAYÔNARA (Goodbye) till we meet again. When I come to Japan next time, I will surely be speaking Japanese a lot better. U FU FU!
