How to say you plan to in Japanese | ～つもり

The video tutorial discusses travel plans for New Year's, focusing on Mr. Wang and Mei's decisions. It then transitions into a lesson on expressing intentions and plans using language tools like dictionaries. The tutorial includes practice sections where viewers can learn to articulate their weekend and future plans. The session concludes with questions about future activities, such as taking the JLPT exam.

Why is Mei not going back to her country for New Year's?

• She has work commitments.

• The holidays are too short.

• She doesn't like traveling.

• She is visiting friends.

What is the main focus of the section on expressing intentions?

• Learning new vocabulary.

• Understanding cultural differences.

• Using phrases to express future plans.

• Practicing pronunciation.

Which sentence correctly expresses a future plan?

• I will have finished by noon.

• I am going to visit my friend tomorrow.

• I went to the store yesterday.

• I have been studying all night.

What activity is planned for next Sunday?

• Teaching English.

• Shopping at the department store.

• Cooking Japanese food.

• Going to the movies.

What is the speaker's plan regarding shopping?

• To shop only on weekends.

• To avoid shopping.

• To shop a lot.

• To shop occasionally.

What is the speaker's intention about drinking?

• To drink only on special occasions.

• To drink occasionally.

• To stop drinking.

• To drink more.

What is the speaker's plan regarding Instagram?

• To post daily.

• To start using it next time.

• To follow more people.

• To delete the account.