Last post I said I would get the official exam results on September 7th. That's still true.
But my professor called me today to tell me unofficially that I have passed the exam. I am now, for real, a PhD student at Tokyo University!
Goukaku shimashita! Ureshii desu! (I passed! I'm happy!)
Officially I start October 1st, unofficially I can start pretty much right now. Of course the big first task is going to be finding a research topic.
Now let's hope life as a PhD student isn't too much like it's depicted in PHD Comics. :P
2007-08-26 13:36 UTC
Sven,
In het Nederlands dan maar: van harte met deze (voorlopige) uitslag. Heel veel succes toegewenst.
Hans (collega van je vader)
2007-08-26 20:10 UTC
合格おめでとうございます！
Sorry if I said that wrong. I don't know Japanese very well.
Great software, by the way! Your Windows Mobile Japanese input panel is the best I've had the chance to use :D
2007-08-27 11:30 UTC
Gefeliciteerd, Sven! Je bent een echte kei.
Ik wens je veel succes toe met het promotie
onderzoek. We treffen elkaar wel weer op MSN.
Groetjes, Joost
2007-08-29 07:23 UTC
Hi Sven, this is Sven. Congratulations! How would you render our first name in Japanese?
2007-08-29 10:36 UTC
Hi Sven, thank you! Since you are not the first to ask me this, I have devoted a post to it: http://www.ookii.org/post/my_name_in_japanese.aspx
2007-09-30 16:22 UTC
Hi!! Great page!! Enjoyed reading!
Easy question for you! Does your input Japanese software have a way to convert to Kanji?
I have a TyTn II and installed the font, input software and could type Hiaragana in Word, but in Calendar only boxes appear !
2007-09-30 16:36 UTC
Another thought!
Are both files
Japanese Input for Windows Mobile 5 and 6
Japanese Input source code
required on the Windows obile device?
Sorry to be a bit slow!
Raymond
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