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sammiegan:
In the exam if we use kanji that isn't in the VCE prescribed kanji list, do we need to include the furigana above it?
Because sometimes for certain kanji I'm not really  how to place the furigana.

For e.g. for the word 明後日 I'm not really sure where you would place the 'さって’ part?

Thanks :)

op4blushift:

--- Quote from: sammiegan on November 12, 2015, 07:28:31 pm ---In the exam if we use kanji that isn't in the VCE prescribed kanji list, do we need to include the furigana above it?
Because sometimes for certain kanji I'm not really  how to place the furigana.

For e.g. for the word 明後日 I'm not really sure where you would place the 'さって’ part?

Thanks :)

--- End quote ---
Nope. The VCE assessors should know how to read much more than the prescribed list of kanji. You're wasting your time if you're doing that in the essay section, or anywhere else (Source: my teacher).

Just make sure that you're writing the kanji correctly.

ST0123:
Hi everyone!
Could anyone tell me whether we should include a topic/ subject for emails or not. My Japanese teacher crosses it out every time I write it in, but in the study design under features of an email there is topic. What does everyone else do?

Thanks.

jibba:
[My post got deleted it seems]

Anyway, I'm overseas at the moment but will be around for any VCE Japanese questions that 2016 students might have over the summer break.
I found a great article explaining differences between Ni and De: http://www.japantimes.co.jp/life/2015/12/14/language/going-places-staying-put-particles-ni-de/#.Vm_ryGR953n

Good Luck 2016!

xjiaa:
Hello,

Just wondering if there are any advice on answering in Japanese, especially for listening? Although I can understand what is being said I have trouble noting key information down in time and answering in Japanese.

Thank you

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