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Dou Itashimashite Hello there. You've stumbled upon Charmaine's blog.Remember to tag before you leave. :D
Oh, it's just another fangirl. I'm Charmaine and I live in sunny Singapore (means that I'm located near the equator, where it's summer, summer, and when I wake up the next day, it's still summer). I don't usually expect presents on 7 April, but if you're feeling unusually happy you can give me one on that day. (:
I'm currently crazy over... Slacking.
Sunday, June 22, 2008, 12:37 AM
Hey:D Here's an excuse for you to watch TV. For those who want to practice for your Chinese Oral Exam, try this for 5 minutes everyday (5 minutes is enough to give you a headache): Turn on Channel 8 at 10pm and you don't have to watch the news. Just read the subtitles that flash on screen, and read them out loud. After 5 minutes, whilst your mum's in her room or something, you can change to another channel. When she comes out again, you continue practicing for your oral. Killing 2 birds with 1 stone! Ahaha. :) You get to practice and watch TV at the same time! As long as you put in effort when you read the subs, 5 minutes everyday should be enough. I did that for a week and somehow my oral has improved. The reason's because the subs flash really quickly and if you can actually manage to catch every word accurately, you should be able to handle the stationery piece of paper they ask you to read during the exam. If you can handle flashing words with chim words like stuff about politics, how tough can a passage (which will most likely be about some cliche philosophy story about the principles of life) with stationery words be? Furthermore, if the examiners ask something about the news for the conversation topic, because you've been paying attention to the news for simply 5 minutes everyday (the first 5 minutes contain the most important news so you only have to watch first bit before the first commercial), you can answer the examiner easily. Because you've been keeping up to date with the news. Killing 3 birds with 1 stone. You get to practice for the passage reading, find something to talk about for the conversation part of the exam, and get to slack and watch TV at the same time. This isn't studying smart. It's SLACKING SMART! LOL:D
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