Why Classroom Greetings Matter
In Japanese culture, starting the day with a polite greeting is essential. Using the right phrases shows respect and makes a great first impression on your teachers and classmates. Yui Sensei expects nothing less than a cheerful greeting!
Meaning: Good Morning (Polite version used for teachers/seniors)
Meaning: Nice to meet you / I'm in your hands (Used when starting a new relationship)
How to Introduce Yourself
When Yui Sensei asks for your name, respond with confidence and politeness. Simply adding "Desu" (is/am/are) at the end of your name is the standard way to introduce yourself.
([Your Name] desu. Yoroshiku onegaishimasu.)
Scene Preview: Meeting your New Teacher
Yui Sensei: "Hello everyone! My name is Yui, and I'll be your trainee teacher for the next month. I look forward to working with you!"
In "YUI&YUTO," you are one of the students in that very classroom. How will you respond to win her heart? Experience it yourself!
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