日本語で手紙を書いたんですが、ちょっと見ていただけませんか。 (I’ve written a letter in Japanese, but could you please take a look at it?) Speaker B: いいですよ。 (Yes, certainly.) [4] Dialogue 4: Seeking Advice Speaker A:

The primary grammar point in Lesson 26 is , used primarily in spoken Japanese to provide or ask for an explanation or reason. V-Plain form + んです : (e.g., 行くんです) い-adj Plain form + んです : (e.g., 忙しいんです)

The exercises usually require you to complete a dialogue based on a provided prompt. Dialogue 1: Asking for a Reason Speaker A:

This section practices providing a reason or background before asking for a favor or explaining an action.