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lenaleemelodee

Happy New Year! & Resolutions

Jan 09, 2011 23:22

I'm super late with this... and I haven't done even half of what I planned, so I haven't even prepared a card or something, I'm sorry. I had tons of plans but had to cancel everything, because I got down with a food poisoning (sushi! I got a sushi poisoning, can you bleieve it??? I made them myself and got a poisoning!!) and stayed in bed like that ( Read more... )

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amedamacherry January 9 2011, 22:26:52 UTC

Oh, man! Food poisoning sounds bad! I hope you're okay now ( ... )

lenaleemelodee January 10 2011, 16:57:37 UTC

I'm okay now, but since I have a weak stomach, it still disfunctions from time to time ( ... )

amedamacherry January 10 2011, 21:17:10 UTC

I suppose (HOPE!) my Japanese is at N3 level, but N2 would be still a big problem. Well, I'm speaking of the grammar/vocabluary/text-comprehension part. I think the listening comprehension is the most difficult part of it! Though I've never made the test myself. Only heared of people who did. Every try for each level's test would cost 60€ and I don't want to waste my money for N4 or N3 level! I'll look for exercise books for the N2 level soon and start to learn! Yosh!!!! The test will be in December. (Too bad it's only once a year ( ... )

lenaleemelodee January 11 2011, 11:27:34 UTC

You should just practice more, I guess! I listen to drama cds, and just cast talks A LOT. Everyday for sure. Sometimes it takes two or three times to listen to understand everything, but I think it's a great practice! Movies are also a good choice, but they're somewhat easier, because you actually SEE people talking.
You can just download old JLPT tests and stuff. Like here: http://uz-translations.net/ You'll have to register to see the download links, but there's plenty of usefull stuff for Japanese learners there! Especially lots of textbooks for N3-N1 levels.

Hmm, I'll look for agencies like that here, but they're unlikely to exist here, unfortunately. I live in the WRONG country, afterall xD like the girl about your comment often says xD

amedamacherry January 11 2011, 18:21:54 UTC

Yeah, I started watching movies or J-Dramas without subtitles. It's okay, I understand enought to follow the story. But I don't have much time lately... and somehow I haven't watched any J-Dramas since last summer! I should check the spring season Dramas if there's anything I may be interested in...!
Do you watch J-Dramas?

Woaah! That page is awesome! Thank you!

lenaleemelodee January 12 2011, 04:49:44 UTC

I do! Not much though. I even don't wantto waste time on anime really which is only 20 minutes long compared to one ep of a J-drama ( ... )

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