Thing I was glad about

うれしかったこと

わたしは こくごとさんすうのじかんに したじきをおとしたら、せんせいがしたじきをひろってくれました。ありがとうとおもいました。

嬉しかったこと

私は、国語の時間と算数の時間に下敷きを落としたら、先生が下敷きを拾ってくれました。ありがとうと思いました。

Thing I was glad about

My teacher picked up my pencilboard for me when I dropped it during Japanese and math class. I felt grateful.

WORDS
  • 国語(こくご)=Japanese
  • 算数(さんすう)=math
  • 下敷き(したじき)=pencilboard
  • 落とす(おとす)=drop
  • 拾う(ひろう)=pick up
REMARKS

Shitajiki (下敷き, lit. “under-sheet”) is a Japanese word for various types of materials placed under a sheet of paper for writing, either to prevent marking on the sheets below or to provide a better surface for writing. They are usually referred to as pencil boards in English.
Shitajiki for handwriting are generally made of plastic about 1 to 2 mm in thickness, making them flexible but still durable. Typically, they are B5 sized.

From Wikipedia