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日本語の勉強はどう？
*ryan777*:
In the listening section, when you have to answer in Japanese is it still acceptable to write numbers the normal way ie 123 or do we have to use kanji?
Ive been wondering about this for a while and figue i should find out before its too late
IntoTheNewWorld:
--- Quote from: *ryan777* on November 14, 2009, 07:03:46 pm ---In the listening section, when you have to answer in Japanese is it still acceptable to write numbers the normal way ie 123 or do we have to use kanji?
Ive been wondering about this for a while and figue i should find out before its too late
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In the examiner's report they use both sometimes so I'm pretty sure you can write the normal way
IntoTheNewWorld:
Does anyone know how strictly the ji count for the writing section is enforced...?
I mean, if you count all boxes (including empty boxes) you can only go 2 and half lines onto the second page before you reach 450 ji.
I heard they draw a line, but would they draw it including only the boxes you use or also include empty boxes =S
moshi:
the limit's 500, I thought. my teacher said that they don't include your empty boxes, so i suppose if you do go over the line, they'll look at whether the stuff over the limit fits into the boxes that you've left over. he's pretty strict with us on the character limit, so i wouldn't try to flout that.
IntoTheNewWorld:
--- Quote from: moshi on November 15, 2009, 05:26:24 pm ---the limit's 500, I thought. my teacher said that they don't include your empty boxes, so i suppose if you do go over the line, they'll look at whether the stuff over the limit fits into the boxes that you've left over. he's pretty strict with us on the character limit, so i wouldn't try to flout that.
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hmm it is 500 >_> what was I thinking =S
I guess 500 would be okay then =]
EDIT: with letters there's all the crap at the end, how does that work towards the word count...?
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