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JLPT 2004

Oops, I think they did give it in Atlanta. I got my info from the Japan Foundation's Los Angeles site, which listed Atlanta. Hey, there's always next year!
 
Nope, that's where I got my info, too, so unless they changed it last minute I don't think it was there.

At least, that's what I'm going to keep telling myself, so that I feel better about it.
 
hayashi said:
I posed the question to the sushi chef at lunch today and he confirmed it also.

heh, sushi chefs...

i should try that sometime...
 
tacutu said:
Well, the test is over. What do you people think about this year's test?
I'd like to see some comments from other peolple who took it.

Chers

みなさんはじめまして。This is my first time posting at this forum. Hello to all.

I took the 4級 kyuu in San Francisco. As a bit of background info, I had taken two semesters of Japanese at the local Junior College, ending in May 2004, and kept up studying on my own.

I had feared the listening comprehension section the most, and yes, it was my most difficult part. If I got 50% correct, I'll consider myself quite fortunate. It's too bad the vocals weren't repeated just once; I mean, in real life you can ask someone to repeat what they said...even more slowly!

The other sections were a lot easier, in my opinion, so I think I did well enough on those to at least pass with the 60% required.

There was quite a large crowd at our test site, mostly high school and college aged (I'm a bit older...) Each classroom had about 35-40 people taking the test, and I know for just the 4級 there were about 6 or 7 classrooms being used.

At least now I know what to expect, and I have a full year to study for the 3級...plenty of time to rent tons of Japanese movies and work on that listening comprehension!
 
hayashi said:
Oops, I think they did give it in Atlanta. I got my info from the Japan Foundation's Los Angeles site, which listed Atlanta. Hey, there's always next year!

I can back this up, as I took the ni-kyuu in Atlanta. The test was located at Georgia Tech, by the way.
 
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