japanese was worse. fulla honkies i tells youOriginally posted by Eeko
CHINESE is absolutely noobish
lol same as chineseOriginally posted by babydoll_
japanese was worse. fulla honkies i tells you
why would the demand for K be so low?Originally posted by babydoll_
it depends on demand... chinese would be reasonably large
professor shin (the korean prof) said that demand for korean was low, 1st year was about 30-40
Yes!! just joined in, Group B, Culture AOriginally posted by Lolliana
fren1011...anybody else?
LOL, yeah - it was quite good. Tuts were also excellent. I had trouble pronouncing Shitsurei something (I forgot lol) but at least I learnt hajimemashite, watashi (name) desu, dozoyoloshiku. But the lectures were so full - no sits...and I can't help but feel for the lecturers who wore kimono - heard they were really uncomfortable and bothering.Anybody taking ARTS1630 Intro Japanese this semester? It looks like it's gona be such a fun course!
The interactive lectures are such a nice change to listening to some guy out the front rambling on
From what I've heard from other Arts students, and in the unsw handbook, each level of a language is split between two semester; i.e. Intro [language] A in sem 1, then Intro [language] B in sem 2. You have to begin your study in first semester in order to progress to the next level. [I hope I made sense just then lol]So is it true that you can only take language courses in the first semester? I want to do Japanese and Korean (beginners) next year. Do I have to do a placement test if I have no prior knowledge of korean? And japanese.. did continuers and extension. Would I be doing advanced or professional?