Hello, This is about a slight differnce in the audio lessons. I just noticed a deviation on the review part of 6.4 in 6.5 lessons. It's on the statement "ashita no koto wo kakunin shitai dake desu kedo" which is being said by Kenny. In the review of 6.4 in 6.5, the word "shitai" was changed to "shitakatta". Is this still correct? It the meaning still the same?
At least this was on the audio I've recently downloaded and I don't know if it was already corrected.
yoroshiku onegaishimasu,
hanslem
audio mismatch 6.4/6.5

Mellanet
October 23, 2008

Sayaka-Matsuura
October 28, 2008
Hanslem san, Konnichiwa!
Thank you for your good ear! We will check the audio as soon as possible, and correct this mistake.
Thank you again,
:wink:

Sayaka-Matsuura
October 28, 2008
Hanslem san,
Unfortunately, we may not be able to correct this mistake, however, we would like to explain the difference between the two words.
The difference of SHITAI and SHITAKATTA is that...
*Shitai *is present tense while
*Shitakatta* is past tense.
They both originate from the verb "to do" - *Suru *with the addition of *~tai* to express a desire.
*Shitai *"I want to do"
*Shitakatta* "I wanted to do"
:D

Mellanet
October 31, 2008
konnichiwa rljapan,
setsumei wa arigatou gozaimashita.
sore dattara, dochidemo (shitai or shitakatta) tsukaemasuyo ne.
yoroshiku onegaishimasu,
hanslem

Sayaka-Matsuura
November 2, 2008
Konnichiwa Hanslem san!
Nihongo ga totemo ojyouzu desu ne! Your Japanese is very good :lol:
Korekara mo benkyou gambatte kudasai! May your learning continue to be fun! :D