"しゅもくがたくさんあります。"

Translation: There are a lot of events.

[ChrisBanci]

I finally reached the end of japanese duolingo. Its been a pleasure. Where to from here?

[yuval49388]

Same here. For all kanas and alor of kanji download Obenkyo (no audio). Also Ankidroid has a lot of content.

[cina554256]

I recommend https://www.japaneseaudiolessons.com/download-japanese-lessons/

I hope it will be still for free when you read this. Also their textbooks are great.

[HazelHolmb]

I would recomend KanjiTree for kanji, but it's just kanji and no grammer. Still really helpful.

[MacKinzieRob]

Good for you! What is the end (in case I ever get there) level 10 in all the categories?

[darthoctopus]

種目が沢山あります

[chen57484]

i've never seen people using 沢山 though...

[Nami558407]

Yeah... たくさん is usually kept in hiragana

[EricPooley]

Any reason "There will be a lot of events" should not be valid.
Technically there are no events until 2020.

[IsolaCiao]

For me, because "arimasu" is a verb of existence, this sentence is just stating that these events exist, not they are being held or will be held.

[Ichigotchi]

I reported it.

[jklingen]

This is the tenth time I've answered this question in this round. It might be better if there were more than three sample sentences for the lesson...

[gabchan]

種目が沢山有ります。

[SuburbanHe]

There's vs There are

[brunojam]

This is my last sentence in this japanese Duolingo course! I'm so happy! Thank you guys for all the explanations and kanjis. See ya in another app :) mata ne!