glglglglgl everyone!!!

Good luck, hope everyone succeeds

On train to Copenhagen, be there in 6h... yawn.

At least I brought practice tests.

N1 at Aoyama Gakuin. Started studying ten minutes ago, wouldn't be surprised if I failed.

cant sleep well this wont end well

NoSleepTilFluent Wrote:cant sleep well this wont end well

Seriously. It's 2 in the morning and I can't sleep, haha.

Mostly because I still have a cold, and also something else is on my mind. Not a good combination.

It's been 6 months already since the last one? Time flies...

N2 in Paris tomorow ...

But I know my chances are very few... I mean, since I needed to concentrate on my exams at university, I didn't study that much japanese... I am almost dead ww

12 hours to go.. I hope I can pass, not worried if it's high or low.. I just can't wait for tomorrow to be over. I hate tests, don't know why I do this to myself.

How long is the test? I seem to have forgotten this somewhere along the way...

Made love with my girl
Slept well
Made love again in the morning
And now I'm waiting for my アイコンチキンソルト&レモン meal at McDonald's

TMI

Good luck everyone everywhere! :-)

Good luck to everyone taking it today. I'm sitting this year out. N1 next year...

i got 53/75 on the test in my book for the part that isn't listening. well, i hope that's good enough... after i study my mistakes i should be good =)

3 hours to go, I'll leave my house within 30 minutes...

good luck to everyone!

Eh!
N4 was super-easy
Wish I've applied for N3...

The N3 was fairly easy as well. N2 next year for sure.

Good luck to everyone taking the test!

Wait and see. I wasnt expecting any miracles because i was only half way through Core6k and took N2. But i made sure to unsuspend all the vocab with the kanji i needed which definitely helped. A few words i learned 2 days ago were on the test =). Hopefully scores get back before registration for next exam. I definetely wont be at N1 by June though so N2 again regardless.

N2

Stumbled with the reading part didn't finish about last 3 articles from the end because I ran out of time. I have to read more and speed up my reading skills. This might turn the whole test into a failure, dunno.

Listening was easy though, probably for everyone. I hope for ca. 85 % on that section.

Yeah, not sure about N1. I think I did fine on the grammar, and okay on the reading and the listening. I did really really horrible on the vocab and kanji sections though, probably.

Being sick and not getting enough sleep last night didn't help.

I'd say I'm more likely to have failed, but I'm not sure.

Thought N1 went reasonably well. I was thinking I'd fail when I was doing the first parts but beyond that I thought it was okay.

I took N3 at Osaka Daigaku. It was my first one and I think it went pretty well. The grammar was harder than expected though.

Ugh. 2 hours to get to a pain-in-the-ass (literally) testing site (Aichi Gakuin Daigaku -- Nisshin Campus, way the hell out past Fujigaoka) put me in a lousy mood. If I passed N1, it's because I am a guessing savant. And really, I have no business passing N1 6 months after passing N2.

Everything felt juuust out of my reach, which was really annoying. The funny part was that all of the business Japanese I've been studying the last 3 months has really helped me a lot. Whenever a business scenario popped up, I felt somewhat relieved. Those were the only questions I felt somewhat confident-ish about.

After the test was done, it was a stampede to get to the bus station at the university in order to catch a bus to the train station. Totally nuts.

Great sound system, absolutely brutal flip-down bench seats. 1 star.

N2. It was harder than I expected. I'm speechless, I don't know what to say. Hopefully I'll pass.

I finished reading the last text with 3/4 minutes left. And in the last 15 minutes still had the last two texts to read. Thank god I did not panic.

I took N1 today and I really thought the 漢字／語彙／文法 section was a bitch.