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Welcome! I do remember a few people who took Japanese by Correspondence last year, though it's still a bit early yet for the 04s to come along. Stick around though!
I'm taking Jap Continuers. I was considering doing a different subject through correspondence, but the teachers weren't too helpful, and I had already more than enough subjects chosen, so I didn't.
Possibly muzukashii, but I do believe you'll be alright. If worst comes to worst...people are here. ^^;;
Possibly muzukashii, but I do believe you'll be alright. If worst comes to worst...people are here. ^^;;
yeah i did Continuers and Extension through Open High School with Mrs Bailey.It was pretty good, although you have to be motivated to work on your own as you don't have a teacher breathing down your back. Make sure you can call your teacher whenever you need to during study periods or fax them questions. If you're lucky enough to get teachers meeting you face to face once a week like i was then make sure you make the most of the opportunity and practice speaking and listening a lot with them.
umm, the face to face meeting things they have with everyone at Randwick can be useful but they can be a tad frustrating
but on the whole i think OHS got me a better mark because i had to work harder. it also gives you more free periods
umm, the face to face meeting things they have with everyone at Randwick can be useful but they can be a tad frustrating
but on the whole i think OHS got me a better mark because i had to work harder. it also gives you more free periods
~~ yeah working thru OHS is pretty hardd cuz yu got noone to pressure yu to do work haha and tahts wat i need .. im like slacking off BADLYY >.<
my teacher ish Ms Bavinton~~ shes nihonjin~~
yAh im as luckii as you i guess.. cuz my sensei visits the 4 of us (they do jap thru ohs aswell) like once in a mnth since randwick ish like SO FARRRR awayyyyy from where my school is -_-;
did yu go well in jap for yur hsc??
victorling
Member
open school is renowned for japanese and other language studies
nearly every year, there is at least 1-2 persons getting top 5 in language in open schools
nearly every year, there is at least 1-2 persons getting top 5 in language in open schools
yeah did well in the hsc for japanese but you have to take into account the fact i stayed there for 10 months on an AFS exchange program. i know for sure that i wouldnt have done japanese at all if i hadnt gone there.
if you go to OHS there will be heaps of people who went on exchange programs like me because my school didnt run the subject and because i was doing it accelerated - im finishing the rest of my units this year.
if you go to OHS there will be heaps of people who went on exchange programs like me because my school didnt run the subject and because i was doing it accelerated - im finishing the rest of my units this year.
oh honti ni ??
wAahhh sugoi ne!~~ heheee
10 months .. thatsss LONG !! i would imagine that your nihongo is Tokui .. am i right?
was your air fare paid forR?
watashi mo nihon ni itta ~~ ^^ but like only stayed there for 2 weeks.. that was last september tho ... ^^ so i didn't get as much experience as yooo !!
ehehehe .. where about in japan did you staY??
i went to nagoya ^^ tanoshikatta
wAahhh sugoi ne!~~ heheee
10 months .. thatsss LONG !! i would imagine that your nihongo is Tokui .. am i right?
was your air fare paid forR?
watashi mo nihon ni itta ~~ ^^ but like only stayed there for 2 weeks.. that was last september tho ... ^^ so i didn't get as much experience as yooo !!
ehehehe .. where about in japan did you staY??
i went to nagoya ^^ tanoshikatta
Lexicographer
Retired 13 May 2006
Sorry to be pedantic, but the title of this thread was really getting to me so I changed it. Now people won't think we have threads about Operational Health and Safety.
hehe yeah good work lex mate. the only reason i went on the program was that i got a scholarship which paid for the whole program cos i woudnt have been able to afford it probably. so that was cool
my japanese is much better than if i hadnt gone of course but it's just a matter of practising, hearing and using as much as you can. practical japanese is pretty different from the japanese you'e required to learn for the HSC though. good luck though
oh and i went to Ijuin, which is in Kagoshima prefecture. anyone looking for it would find it on the southern peninsula of Kyushu. as part of the exchange program i went with the other exchange students to Nagasaki for a peace gathering on the anniversary of the atomic bomb. it was a great experience cos it gives you better understanding of what happened that you can't learn in textbooks or videos.
and for the school trip we went to Osaka, Kyoto. lots of temples, universal studios and lots of people compared to Kagoshima
my japanese is much better than if i hadnt gone of course but it's just a matter of practising, hearing and using as much as you can. practical japanese is pretty different from the japanese you'e required to learn for the HSC though. good luck though
oh and i went to Ijuin, which is in Kagoshima prefecture. anyone looking for it would find it on the southern peninsula of Kyushu. as part of the exchange program i went with the other exchange students to Nagasaki for a peace gathering on the anniversary of the atomic bomb. it was a great experience cos it gives you better understanding of what happened that you can't learn in textbooks or videos.
and for the school trip we went to Osaka, Kyoto. lots of temples, universal studios and lots of people compared to Kagoshima
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Retired 13 May 2006
I visited Hiroshima, the "famous" A-Bomb city. The number of monuments to various groups or aspects of the bomb bordered on annoying.
Takuya
Banned
I just came back from a holiday to Kagoshima... Much warmer than Osaka, but then again I spent most of my time in the onsen. I stayed at the Shiroyama Kanko Hotel with my beautiful girlfriend which was very enjoyable.
Now it's back to the pachislot!!!
Osaka is still quite boring. I don't know why you people are so crazy about Japan... Maybe it's yellow fever kicking in. It was more fun skateboarding Woolloomoolololoerooweorweto wharf with my friends in Sydney.
And Lexicographer, there is absolutely no problem with any of the monuments to those killed in the A-Bomb city. If you've ever viewed any information or photos of the bombing outside the covers of american books then I think you'd find the monuments less annoying. No number of monuments, poles or big blue statues can compensate for the hundred thousand or so Japanese civilians (yes, women and children, not soldiers) murdered in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. That's nothing but terrorism on a scale which is 100 times greater than any terrorist act america has ever experienced.
Oh and I saw a fist fight between an american and a Japanese man at Umeda the other day but didn't stay for long to see the outcome.
Now it's back to the pachislot!!!
Osaka is still quite boring. I don't know why you people are so crazy about Japan... Maybe it's yellow fever kicking in. It was more fun skateboarding Woolloomoolololoerooweorweto wharf with my friends in Sydney.
And Lexicographer, there is absolutely no problem with any of the monuments to those killed in the A-Bomb city. If you've ever viewed any information or photos of the bombing outside the covers of american books then I think you'd find the monuments less annoying. No number of monuments, poles or big blue statues can compensate for the hundred thousand or so Japanese civilians (yes, women and children, not soldiers) murdered in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. That's nothing but terrorism on a scale which is 100 times greater than any terrorist act america has ever experienced.
Oh and I saw a fist fight between an american and a Japanese man at Umeda the other day but didn't stay for long to see the outcome.
Lexicographer
Retired 13 May 2006
Look, I'm not going to start another argument with you Takuya. I was annoyed because the amount of monuments was at the level that you started to ignore them, and categorise them as "just another feature of Hiroshima". If this is what people do then the monuments have FAILED, because they are there to remind people of the massive, singular and irreconcilable evil that was commited. If you have so many monuments that people don't care about them anymore then they no longer succesfully portray their message, then become just another fixture to be ignored.
Lexicographer
Retired 13 May 2006
Eh? Is this just for OHS students?
Lexicographer
Retired 13 May 2006
If they are, they haven't been here.