reading = 31/40
listening = 18/20
writing = G*
speaking = G
Total = G
In summer class i got VG**
writing = G*
speaking = G
Total = G
In summer class i got VG**
I was so relieved that I passed all the parts. However, I was a bit disappointed on the reading part, but I knew that I didn't do so well. It was early in the morning, the night before the exam I cried. I woke up with a bit of headache, I had only a few bites of chocolate. So basically, I wasn't even ready for the exam lol When I got the reading papers, geeez I was a bit confused because I didn't know where to start!
The reading parts contained 2 separated papers, which are part A and part C. The C part was difficult because it concerned vocabulary, which I have seen only some of them. There was 1 word I knew I did choose the right answer; omedelbart. It means immediately in english and genast in swedish :D you know why? 'cos I saw it on a paper from a bank! The word was underlined so I learned that word since then!
Anyway, I'm happy that I passed the test I'd been worried about. Now It's time to focus on the upcoming class on monday. It's called SAS grundläggande, which means Swedish as a second language, fundamental. The course is basically for one who has passed D-test which is the last test on SFI: swedish for immigrants course. After the D-test, you can study and work at the same time since you have the transcript from SFI, which's been said that immigrants should get in order to work. On the other hand, some immigrants consider to work rather than finish their study. Some are satisfied, some regret. One of my classmate told me that it's better to finish SFI, then you can just work. Why? so your employers will know that you can actually communicate and understand swedish right, or if you wanna have a well-paid job.
Well, i'm out of what I wanna say right now, but hopefully that you guys will keep reading my blog :)
Note:
* G means godkänd in swedish, which means approved in english. I could only get G because there's only G or IG; not approved.
**VG means väl godkänd, which means well approved. It's the highest grade you can get.
The reading parts contained 2 separated papers, which are part A and part C. The C part was difficult because it concerned vocabulary, which I have seen only some of them. There was 1 word I knew I did choose the right answer; omedelbart. It means immediately in english and genast in swedish :D you know why? 'cos I saw it on a paper from a bank! The word was underlined so I learned that word since then!
Anyway, I'm happy that I passed the test I'd been worried about. Now It's time to focus on the upcoming class on monday. It's called SAS grundläggande, which means Swedish as a second language, fundamental. The course is basically for one who has passed D-test which is the last test on SFI: swedish for immigrants course. After the D-test, you can study and work at the same time since you have the transcript from SFI, which's been said that immigrants should get in order to work. On the other hand, some immigrants consider to work rather than finish their study. Some are satisfied, some regret. One of my classmate told me that it's better to finish SFI, then you can just work. Why? so your employers will know that you can actually communicate and understand swedish right, or if you wanna have a well-paid job.
Well, i'm out of what I wanna say right now, but hopefully that you guys will keep reading my blog :)
Note:
* G means godkänd in swedish, which means approved in english. I could only get G because there's only G or IG; not approved.
**VG means väl godkänd, which means well approved. It's the highest grade you can get.
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