<p>…speechless. I was thinking ‘agetekudasai’. I think I’ve got at least 4 wrong also. I should’ve prepared for it just in case; JLPT was coming up anyway.</p>
<p>i dont know. my memory’s probably wrong. but i think i did get the 780 on the blue book practice test, although i dont remember how many i got wrong.</p>
<p>hmm. so far i dont think ive missed one definitely.
yeah the guy borrowed 3 books because one of them was like a reference or something and could not be borrowed out.
way to go debbie! seems like you’re on your way to a perfect?</p>
<p>“o-agari kudasai”</p>
<p>Wait are you sure it wasn’t owagari kudasai, like you say when you’re offering someone food? I’ve never heard o-agari kudasai before</p>
<p>I said it was in a restaurant</p>
<p>Well, think about it. If someone is entering someone else’s home, would they immediately say “Please give me food!” It doesn’t make sense.</p>
<p>And if restaurant was an answer choice <em>I don’t remember that well</em>, then the people who wrote the test were probably trying to trip up people who couldn’t tell the difference between o-agari and o-wagari when listening.</p>
<p>And o-agari kudasai is an actual phrase. When the host/hostess of the home says “o-agari kudasai,” they are saying “please come in” <em>translated to make sense in english</em>. Someone a few posts up explained it.</p>
<p>knowing that the man said “Gomen kudasai” is just enough to know that it’s happening in someone’s home. lol
would they say gomen kudasai when coming into restaurant? i think you are completely fooled by CB.</p>
<p>Im pumped :). even if i missed a few i still did better in this test than i would have done in spanish (which im in my third year of) b/c they make those tests soo hard-i was guessing so frequently even on CB’s website for it. In conclusion, i am thankful to collegeboard for making such a SWEET test in japanese… after one year of self study and a semester in a college class im feeling set-</p>
<p>lol im in third year and missed on some really stupid questions.</p>
<p>I lived with two Japanese families, and they do use “douzo, o-agari kudasai” to invite people in :)</p>
<p>so?</p>
<p>ps: I want to ask GoD why???</p>
<p>so?? haha. i dont want to be the first person to post score 
how did everyone do.</p>
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<li>I’m a little disappointed because I thought I only got one wrong on the written portion, but I guess I’m losing my listening comprehension x.x Oh well. At least I have one good score to report to colleges. =D</li>
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<p>How’d everyone else do?</p>
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Its not the highest score, but i can be happy with it.</li>
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<p>lol 690. i heard people should take language tests unless they get a 800. is it true???</p>
<p>780 for my son.</p>
<p>I’m really sure that I wouldn’t get a 690 on JAPANESE!!! Is there any way to have my score checked? a 690 is like a raw score of 66 or somewhere around it. I mustn’t have lost that many questions!!! Please anyone??</p>
<p>800
i wonder if i should take the chinese as well. (im chinese)</p>
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<li>w00t! Good job :)</li>
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<p>does anyone know the curve?</p>
<p>I got a 720, bleh I’m kind of upset… thats a raw score of like 69, meaning I would to have gotten 8 wrong. I really don’t think I did… Oh well, I’ll just wait for the score report.</p>
<p>I plan on sending my 650 in this test as an extra score to a college (they dont ask for SAT2s)… do you think its a positive thing since its not the best score?</p>