osaraba | JLPT fun

I really enjoy my weird dreams. Good thing, since I have a lot of them. That said, I wonder sometimes what the hell my subconscious is up to. >_<;

In any case, it was quite a novel feeling to take the JLPT today. So reminiscent of SATs and such, which I haven't taken in YEARS. In fact, I haven't taken any tests in years. You'd think I would have been nervous, but I wasn't, actually. Very odd. And it's not that I was all that prepared, 'cause I really could have prepared better for the grammar part of it.

For all that studying I did of kanji, the kanji part of the test was SUPER EASY! Listening comprehension was the most difficult; grammar was okay, but there were some points that I hadn't formally learned so was a bit shaky on; reading comprehension was also super easy. =D Overall, I think I passed, but don't want to get my hopes up.

But studying on Saturday was invigorating and so was taking the test, actually. It's one of the few things I think is lacking from the Japan Society classes -- tests. I never thought I'd say it, but I think they could stand to administer an assessment test at the end of each level, just for one's own knowledge (since no one gets graded on anything anyway).

Tomorrow Japan Society registration is open to non-members and so hopefully Judy will be able to get into that class with me, which will be cool and probably more motivation to study harder. =D

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