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[gossipheroine]

 While I was browsing JLPT official site for some infos, I tried sample questions for N3 I'm planing on taking in December and N2 (a level higher) and came to realize that if our department would teach us Japanese language like JLPT test I'd be able to pass N2 in December. But because we don't study like that, it'd be way too much studying to do to pass N2. Even though know know more than 1000 kanji (approx. 1000 kanji is required for N2) and a bit less than 6000 words, but with some studying would make up to it. 

And second thing I noticed is that some kanji and words we were studying are not so useful in neither daily Japanese or JLPT. The book we were using this year is way to specialized on topics in chapters . I hope the book we will be using this year is better. 

I know our department wasn't thinking about JLPT   when they first started it since the rule about having to have JLPT in order to apply for exchange program starts with this school year. And my generation is the first generation of Bologna system in our department so everything is new for us and our teachers. I hope they'll change and improve some things for younger students. It's not the good being the first generation of the new system.

Comments

[mishandi.livejournal.com]

This is a side of you I didn't know. You're really hard-working. ^^

I wish you all luck with your exams and the plans you have for future.

Kakor koli, moja generacija smo tudi poskusne miške. Nekaj v zvezi z maturo, ampak tudi sama še ne vem kaj ...
Pa bi te vprašala nekaj več o študiju pa to ... I'll write you a message soon. heehh :) Hopefully. 最近、ひどい怠け者になってきた。

[wnb-angel.livejournal.com]

Haha, I wouldn't call myself hard working, I think persistent or deferment would be better word. And yeah when I set my mind on something I will work hard to get it.

Thank you, I'll need it (^_^)

I'll be waiting then ^_^