Your Japanese friend is holding a drink you don’t recognise. How would you ask what it is?

           Your friend                                 You

This is a short conversation between a customer and a restaurant staff. The customer is ordering tea. Listen to the audio.

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This is a short conversation between a restaurant staff and a customer. Listen to the audio.

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それから can be used to list two items, like "apple and orange".

This is a short conversation between A and B. Listen to the audio.

How would you say 'Two lattes, please' in Japanese?

Hint: ラテ（らて）

と can be used to connect two actions in a sentence.

You're having lunch with your Japanese friend, and the meal is delicious. You want to seek agreement. What should you say?

Choose the most appropriate word to fill the blank.

わたしのせんこうは（　　　）です。(Watashi no senkoo wa (   ) desu).

Below is a short dialogue between Person A and Person B. Choose the most appropriate word to fill the blank.

Person A: わたしのせんこうはにほんごです。 (Watashi no senkou wa Nihongo desu.)

Person B: そうです（　）。わたしのせんこうもにほんごです！(Soudesu [  ]. Watashi no senkou mo Nihongo desu!)