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mad pierrot said::kaioken: :kaioken: :kaioken:
I was going to take it in Izumi, coming from Wakayama-ken. But, do to bad weather, my train was stopped for over an hour! Next, the schedule was running late. The train I needed to change to was delayed for another 30 minutes!
Long story short, I missed the start. According to the test voucher, I could have obtained a note from the station and started it late, but given how far I had to go I still would've gotten there with little or no time left. Seeing as I was planning on taking level 2, there is no way I could've done this test in a rush, to say the least.
(sigh)
Well, at least I have a whole year to study before the next one...
Did anyone else take the test in Izumi?
mad pierrot said:I feel your pain!
Yeah, the saving grace about the JLPT is that I can look forward to taking it again next year and I don't even know what country I'll be living in. I think it's offered almost anywhere there is a Japanese embassy.
Kamisama said:My goal is to pass the level 1 test... Then i could talk to everyone in japanese and annoy them.
GaijinPunch said:Reread my post. Just b/c you pass the test, doesn't mean you can speak really good Japanese (although the annoying part would be a personal issue). They sell mock-tests... so getting 200 people to remember 1 question won't really work.