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flonnebonne) wrote2012-02-21 07:08 pm
flonnebonne) wrote2012-02-21 07:08 pm
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JLPT N1に合格！
You need 55% to pass N1.
...I got 56%.
THIS IS AWESOME. ぎりぎりFTW!
Language Knowledge (Vocab/Grammar): 45/60
Reading: 19/60
Listening: 37/60
Total: 101/80
Wow, I really guessed well on the first section. I had no idea what the right answer was most of the time.
...Obviously I need to do more reading practice. Of real books and articles, not just manga.
I thought I'd done a bit better on listening, but by that point I was really tired and cold and unable to concentrate, so I guess that's about right.
They sent me a bent certificate, but I guess that's what you get when you only pass by 1%. I lost my 2-kyu certificate, so having anything is better than nothing.
As Chun Li would say, やった！
...I got 56%.
THIS IS AWESOME. ぎりぎりFTW!
Language Knowledge (Vocab/Grammar): 45/60
Reading: 19/60
Listening: 37/60
Total: 101/80
Wow, I really guessed well on the first section. I had no idea what the right answer was most of the time.
...Obviously I need to do more reading practice. Of real books and articles, not just manga.
I thought I'd done a bit better on listening, but by that point I was really tired and cold and unable to concentrate, so I guess that's about right.
They sent me a bent certificate, but I guess that's what you get when you only pass by 1%. I lost my 2-kyu certificate, so having anything is better than nothing.
As Chun Li would say, やった！
no subject
Hopefully.
And CONGRADUMACATIONS!!!!!
Merci!
Also, they made N1 more "communicative" compared to 1kyuu, so anyone who's lived in Japan for a while has an advantage. It seems easier than 1kyuu, IMO, since 1kyuu required you to get 70% and I think you had to get a minimum score in all the sections.