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I've flown Jetstar interstate twice, and to Japan last month. It's really not that bad at all. The seats are quite comfortable. It just felt like any other plane. The only downside to the international flight is paying an extra $30 each way for food. It was the worst tasting plane food I'd ever...

I was in Tokyo just last month and shopping is not expensive at all because shops are absolutely EVERYWHERE! If you're looking for teenage-early20's casual fashion, HARAJUKU's the place to be. The 109 building in Shibuya also has multi levels of trendy fashion for very reasonable prices...

well, you have the choice of taking it or leaving it

Hey guys, if you have undertaken Japanese studies previously, you must take the placement test during o-week- http://languages.arts.unsw.edu.au/main/placetest.html be aware that they'd be pretty annoyed at you if you rock up after o-week saying you have not taken the test, unless you really...

nah, it won't make much of a difference. The content of both editions are almost exactly the same. It's just that some page numbers will be different and it'd be a bit of a hassle to work out what pages your readings are on in your book.

or u can go to the airport and they have heaps at the Duty Free store there

yeah, initially i thought it was because i kept playing with the mp3 player which killed the battery..but apparently not... =( there seems to be more cons than pros for this phone: -no caller id -can't select message tone -very soft message tone -keypad hard to press -looks kinda greasy...

i've had the phone for a couple of weeks now. gotta say... the battery life is terrible. it lasts me about 2 days before i'd have to charge it again.. not to mention i don't even make thaaat many calls

yeah i know what you mean, but the context of the song isn't literally 'we are one person' but more of 'we are unified' anyway... hitori can mean alone/one person/by yourself

hahaha "bokura ha hitori" - we are alone

if you are after marks, then i guess your tutor may be adequate to equip you with speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. However, if you want to be able to speak like a native japanese, you need a lot of interaction with them and have a feel for the language rather than...

you can use ~te mimasu along with the ~tari ~tari form eg. pan wo tabetari ocha wo nondari shitemimasu.

i prefer the black one. very sleek... despite the fact that it'll get all fingerprinty not long after it comes outta the box

awesome, thanks! it's sucha HOT phone! gonna get it soon =)

i'm thinking of getting this phone, but i'm not sure whether i should get this one or the samsung D600 which is a bit older but known to be pretty decent. i'd read some reviews and i don't remember where i read this but apparently the KG800 doesn't have key backlighting? if this is the case, i...

i'd go for the D600 which is an upgraded version of the D500, and looks almost identical the nokia 6111 kinda looks like it's made out of cheap plastic, but then again, nokia is known for its reliability

Different courses are structured differently. Say, you did a course like optometry, the structure would be fixed (the subjects you enrol in each semester are set by the faculty) and you wouldn't have any space in your degree to fit electives in. There are other courses like commerce, arts...

ok..here are some questions i used to study when i did my extension speaking. Just prepare answers to all these questions and ask your teacher to edit them. =)

Yep! pLuvia, abcd9146 and LottoX you're all correct. you ni - used before verbs eg kono you ni sureba ii desu you na - used before nouns eg chuugoku to nihon no you na kuni "shiteta" is just the same as "shiteita". Japanese people usually omit the "i" sound when they speak or write in a...

The syllabus allows you to use 'node' after the plain form of a verb.