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gaikokujin -
Great feedback, thanks a lot.
In addition, can you take some other courses that have nothing to deal with chinese in BNU? I am
thinking of continuing japanese at that time.
Cheers,
gaikokujin
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gaikokujin -
I presume the course I should take is "Language Students and General Advanced Studies Students "
http://www.bnulxsh.com/newapplication/Tuition-en.htm
Is there anyone else who took a different one please?
Jamoldo -
I'm sure taking Japanese should be no problem, but I'm the wrong person to ask. Best to probably
ask the Foreign Students Office, or better yet find out from a local student/your teacher who to
get in touch with...
And yes you should apply as a Language Student.
orangutan -
I think you should be aware that you have to work your arse off to keep up with the classes at
BNU. You will have a reading and writing class (learn about 60 words a week), speaking (45 words a
week), listening (25 words), and newspaper reading (30 words). And that's just the words in the
new word lists in the text book. On top of that, you will probably have to look up lots of other
words to understand the texts we study - plus you will have homework to do for reading and writing
class and newspaper reading. I would be surprised if you have much time for Japanese as well. Even
the Koreans in my class aren't really keeping up with it all any more. It's a great place to
improve your reading and writing very quickly!
gaikokujin -
Great feedback Orangutan, thanks a lot.
May I ask you which level you are referring to in your description please?
It looks very serious and demanding, which is what I am expecting.
Concerning the Japanese, I just wanted to see my options, having just regular chat with the mates
are another option as well.
Cheers,
Gaikokujin
orangutan -
I am in 102 but I think you will find 201 has the same subjects and workload. I would have thought
you would be in one of these two levels if you've reached HSK level 3. I'm sure the workload at
the other levels is heavy too, although the exact subjects they study may be different (100 and
101 don't have newspaper reading, for example).
Jamoldo -
I'm in 201 now and getting my butt kicked since I skipped 102. I hear they are very similar but
sitting in a 102 class, there's quite a bit difference between the levels of the students.
extrapages -
HAHAHA! I can't be TOO sure... BUT I think I passed the finals and got into 101.
I could be wrong though. I should really get to campus and check. HAHAH!
Next semester is SO going to kick my ass. I'm so excited... I think I might pee my pants.
cliveloughlin -
hi there
anyone know of any cheap hotels that host foreigners near to beishida? i have a friend coming in a
few weeks and want to find him a place close to me...(no space in my shed, the sofa's occupied
with books and dirty clothes)....
cheers
clive
roddy -
Yes, but I can't remember the name. Come out of the west gate, and walk south, crossing under the
big rainbow thing and it's on your left. It's one of those cheap and cheerful chain places, but I
think it's got good reports on here. If you come past Jindian Huayuan you've gone too far, or its
closed, or I've imagined it.
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