Daily Activities

 Daily Activities

こんにちは。きょう、I will explain some of my daily activities. わたしはごぜんごじおきます。ごぜんしちじしょくどうあさごはんをたべます。Normally, ごぜんくじがっこういきます。All day, せんせいをききます。Normally, ごごろくじりょうにかえます。わたしのへやがすきです。ごごしちじばんごはんをたべます。After class and dinner, しゅくだいをします。Finally, ごごじゅうじねます。





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