#hsks

[lanternlightss]

AW FUCK NOO

[sevennone]

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[rorlokiswifey]

Characters that remind me of each other~

Funny how most of them have white hair, haha~

[helenstudies]

I love how people on education forums are like "these certifications mean nothing!!!1!!" about tests but like as a brown person from a 'third world country' you guys just simply do not understand that we're deemed quite worthless anywhere if we don't have the money and the certification. this isn't something we're able to avoid. at all. and to even get this worthless certification, I had to use 50% of my monthly salary. So while I'm glad that you think these things are worthless, maybe learn to just not say that to people who are not asking. I don't want to know if this test killed your real life friend by throwing questions at it or whatever. I just want to know how to pass this exam so that people who review my application will have one less reason to reject me. sit down if you cannot offer any help. seriously.

[kleinefreiheiten]

03.2018 Hamburg

[helianthus21]

like it's obviously not how it happened but I like the thought of Han-seo going on this rant at Jipuragi about how cringe Han-seok is and somehow getting stuck on how his ears are so huge and it's a trait inherited from his mother so Han-seo has been spared from this "deformity" and "handsome CEO my ass", and Vincenzo listened to this and thought "I'm about to be hilarious" and straight up shot Han-seok's ear off

[frostbeees]

ABB @ HSK (postgame) | 03.08.24

[marilearnsmandarin]

Rant

I'm taking the HSK4 in a week.

A whole year ago I took a mock test and got 71% right. I even considered taking the test then (so glad I didn't!)

Since then, I've had an entire year to study. I've used the app SuperChinese every. single. day. and finished all the HSK4 level lessons. I've also had 3 hours of Chinese class every week. Not to mention the podcasts I've listened to, the cdramas I've watched, the occasional reading...

So I was a little bit disappointed when I took two mock tests last month, a few weeks apart, and got

on the first one and

on the second.

For the past month I've studied a lot more focusing on the test. I've been listening to mock tests' audios and doing reading exercises every day besides reviewing SuperChinese and copying characters I struggle remembering... and today I got

I know I'm (probably) going to pass, but I feel like I've been working really hard and not getting anywhere.

I'm also gonna be really relieved after the test is done and over with, but what is that going to mean for my motivation?

I don't see myself taking another HSK test anytime soon.

Mock tests taken on allmusing.net

[mikec137]

Mägenwil, Switzerland, October 2024

[ruhua-langblr]

Get ready to be SICK of me

Finally decided to take the HSK this year (and probably TOPIK next year).

So the era of laisse faire studying is out, and rigorous studying is back in...

[kneipe]

halle 2024

[slavic-roots-western-mind]

Pondering whether or not to re-take the HSK4 exam (without the speaking this time) since I failed to meet the passing mark by around 10 points last time and I refuse to believe that the past few months of studying wouldn't be able to give me that boost.

[helenstudies]

HSKLevel Test and Stuff

I checked my chinese vocabulary at hsklevel since I'm going to start preparing for TOCFL and I'm extremely pleased with the results! First of all, to make sure I can get a more accurate result but I took the test until I finished 150 words. I actually took it twice because my internet died the first time and I had to take it all over again!

I am so relieved to see the results becaue I do not want to fail the TOCFL exam since the next time it is avaiable, I might need to take my TOPIK (Test of Proficiency in Korean) and I need to get level 6 again so I cannot divide my attention between them.

Let's talk levels. Do I feel this is accurate for me? The answer is yes. I was preparing to take HSK 6 in december 8 before the scheduling mishap happened so I signed up for TOCFL Band C. I'm glad that I'm in the general vicinity of Band C because I barely have a month before the test.

I could guesstimate a lot of the words but I made sure when in doubt I choose "no" instead of "so-so" to not skew my results. The only words I didn't really know in the test are the military stuff and the scientific stuff. Also, republic of congo and the name of a chinese-japanese war threw me for a loop but other than that, I'm doing okay. I should read a lot more things, though. I'm working through Project Hail Mary and it's been tremendously helpful.

Other than that, I really like how the website breaks everything down.

Well, now that I know where I'm at, I will be going through vocabulary and grammar lists as well as practice tests. Wish me luck, y'all!

[anagatajavanese]

My japanese friend Shomi san has passed the HSK level 2 (Chinese Proficiency Test)

[makrostil]

cem3 2019

[thejunery]

Free Character Writing and Practice Sheet PDF for Korean, Japanese, Chinese | Digital Download for Language Learning

This is a character writing & practice sheet set for languages like Korean, Japanese and Chinese. As a Korean learner myself, using sheets like these help me prepare for the TOPIK exam, and I decided to make some and share them with all! For free!

Language learning is a fun process and it becomes even more fun as you progress. I wish you the best luck on your language learning journey!

🔗 Link: https://peachystudiosco.gumroad.com/l/character-writing-sheet