celebratory drinks all around~

[mayoraasei]

I passed~~! I passed~~ I have proven that it's possible to cram two years worth of med in one week~ Which is exactly the sort of thing you don't want to know about your doctor...LOL!!

Unless they sent me the wrong email =_= I'm such a sceptic of modern technology.

I have to say, I haven't crammed so hard since...oh I don't know. I don't think I've ever crammed so hard in my life <-- person who "studied" for the HSC by writing about 60 pages worth of fiction during her break.....*cough*...kids do not try this.

It just goes to show that cramming does pay off =D (duh)

It also goes to show that clinical days are more useful than anything else because that's about the only thing I consistently paid attention to and usually prepared for =__=; I don't think I went to any lecture this year (although I did listen to some of them at home), missed most of the theme sessions, and was usually unprepared for PBL.

So learning by osmosis is a real phenomenon =D

Now.

Does anyone want to watch Sherlock Holmes with me? Does anyone want to watch Sherlock Holmes with me? Does anyone want to watch Sherlock Holmes with me? =D


Edit: Does anyone know if there's any way we can complain to LJ about stupid ads? Why the hell does an ad for teeth-whitening have a woman dressed in a bikini lying prone on a bed?!

Comments

[kakeochi-umai.livejournal.com]

Congrats! :D :D :D What kind of doctor do you reckon you'll be?

And WORD about studying hard for the first time. I used to draw Sue-manga instead of studying for School C, and left all my studying in uni until the ABSOLUTE last minute. So when I sat 1kyuu a couple of years ago I studied hard for the first time in my life and was really proud of myself afterwards.

[luna-rainbow.livejournal.com]

I haven't decided what specialty yet ^^; Oh well, I still have 2 more years before I'm out as a junior doctor, and then another 2 more before I have to get myself into a specialist college. Tis a long road~

Is 1kyuu for translation? Is it the same as Chinese translation where the highest level is level 3?

[kakeochi-umai.livejournal.com]

1kyuu = Level 1 of the (old) Japanese Language Proficiency Test. They've recently brought in a new one, but 1kyuu is still fairly well recognised. Oh, and it's the highest; 4kyuu is the lowest. The new one is N1 to N5, with N1 as the highest.

[luna-rainbow.livejournal.com]

Oh wow...congrats on getting through it!! I heard JPLT1 is really hard? Are you a native Japanese speaker?

[kakeochi-umai.livejournal.com]

No, but I've been studying Japanese since I was 12, which is the magic age when you pick up a language more easily than if you start learning when you're an adult, so that probably helped. And yeah, it is hard, but after 8 months of hardcore studying I was able to get a decent score. :D