Reflection #4

This week we started the causative form and なさい.
The causative is telling what someone may or may not do or "let" them do.  This is very useful because it comes up in conversations a lot.  The なさい form is used (for example) on young children by their parents.  It is a command like the て + ください form.  But this other form is used when you are looking down on someone.
The most fun thing this week is when the Japanese Student Keisuke Kakizaki talked to us.  I like to hear Japanese students our own age talking to us.
The easiest thing this week was using the なさい form.  It is very easy to form and makes a lot of sense.
The hardest thing this week is the Causative Form and using it properly.  Sometimes I still want to make the passive form with it.
This upcoming week I will work in practicing the Causative Form and becoming more comfortable with it.