Recent content by rhia

the website is a bit confusing, but you apparently need to already have completed or be simultaneously studying jpn 110 to be able to do 117. 110 will have speaking elements that would be similar to the content of 117 that you will do in the practical i assume. 110 is an introductory course...

ebonics.

you just need to contact whoever you need to contact - unit convener or the head of that particular department - to discuss your personal situation, relevant knowledge, etc. if there are no pre-requisites, you might be alright. i'm doing second year subjects in my first year - japanese. i spoke...

i began studying a BArts this year at macquarie - i'm a mature age student who applied directly to the university through the jubilee scheme. because of health reasons i'm more than likely going to have to cease studying for the time being - what do i do? the handbook mentions a 'leave of...

lol ok.

4 days. on thursday i only have one one hour tutorial in the afternoon, which is frustrating since i have to travel between and hour and a half to two hours away. i tried my best to minimize the number of days i'm at university and the spaces between classes so i'm not hanging about all day...

actually, sushi refers to only vinegered rice and nothing else. sashimi is raw fish, and nothin else. seaweed has nothing to do with sushi. raw fish on top of sushi rice is still sushi, but it's called 'nigiri sushi'.

Re: Japanese in the Futurem i used the japanese i learned from the hsc course and self-studying to get a job at a sushi bar. subsequently i got a japanese boyfriend. and next year, or failing that the year after, i'll study japanese at university. and we'll see what after then.

being as mature as you are for you age, you know, so mature that you drank illegally, used drugs, slept with your best friends brother, surely you can be mature enough to tell your parents and muster up that mature-person's intelligence to decide what to do. idiot.

that isn't a lot of food to eat for breakfast. but to the OP: low GI cereal with milk, juice and or a piece of fruit; low GI, or wholegrain, bread spread with generally whatever takes your fancy with a piece of fruit and or yoghurt, or instead of a yoghurt a cup of milk; breakfast omlette...

specifically what do you want to know?

well, that's what i figured. so i thought it best to stay on the limited safe side. i don't think i remember reading on the papers "if you want to write more that the amount we have told you to write..." so, oh well. i'm happy with the exam.

rofl, whoops, oh well.

i finished 40 minutes early! i think it went really well, although i suppose i shall have to wait to see how well when i get my marks. i think it was all rather easy, although i really do wish that there was more space - a greater ji limit - in the written response section, because it's really...

so, assuming you're not already studying, what are you goes all doing to prepare yourself for the exams which begin in 1hr3min? i'm just going over kanji at the moment i guess. i feel really weird in that i'm really pretty relaxed about it.