Recent content by Oritsuro

Hi guys, I'm a student at UNSW doing a combined Commerce/Arts degree. I've completed my Japanese major and am looking to supplement my income whilst finishing off the rest of my degree. In terms of experience I've tutored HSC physics and english over the past 2 years and also help teach...

The first chem test I ever studied for since starting in yr11. It helped alot =]

Re: Japanese Continuers ... ridiculous.. That's why you were supposed to come to our study groups you failure! Even I went...oh wait. J/k, you'll be fine.

It was harder than I expected, but still fairly easy.

Re: Japanese Continuers ... ridiculous.. Lol, he's just comparing to some of the people we have in our class. Incredibly freaky.

Re: Japanese Continuers ... ridiculous.. Yeah, but BE5tY you're always present for our daily discussions about the quirks and what-nots of Japanese culture in class, which is a luxury few have.

Re: Japanese Continuers ... ridiculous.. Hahah, I thought the Cosplay thing was hilarious and laughter ensued, but surprisingly the supervisors didn't tell us to shut up or anything. Maybe the board of studies is running out of material. The listening, I thought, wasn't as fast as other...

http://www.jees.or.jp/jlpt/en/jlpt_guide.html

Ah, it came to me! 'yume wo kyouyuusuru': co-ownership of a dream.

yume no onkei wo koumutte implies a benefitting from the dream. buntan suru and wakeru both mean a dividing or allotment, which I'm sure isn't what the lyrics are trying to say.

Very strange request...Meh, I'll give it a shot. Direct translation in plain form. Bokura ha hitori, dakedo ooi, subete no tochi kara bokura ga kita yume no onkei wo koumutte, hitotsu no koi de utau boku ha, anata ha, bokura ha goushuu jin

And here we are, trying to provoke someone on the internet. I envy your life, which must be infinitely better than mine I'm sure. On topic: I picked chem because I slept through commerce in Yr10, and bio didn't interest me at all. Though I'm not sure why I kept it until now.

I don't get it...what does this have to do with Jap extension? In any case, if you just want to do well in listening and speaking HSC tests, that can be accomplished by studying. The listening tracks don't speak as fast as native speakers normally do, and speaking topics are fairly predictable...

I hear people last year dressed up in kimonos and stuff for the speaking test...anyone else doing the same? Btw robmeister, calling yourself a big dick doesn't leave a good impression for some strange, unfathomable reason.

Well, I think there's a pair of twins at my school doing 15 units. 3U english, 4U maths, Physics, Chemistry, Economics and Chinese.