Well shinmei did ask me before she opened this thread. According to her, this thread will involve more japanese text, instead of the romanji that I used.

Give her a chance ya?

what girl?

WANA DA!!

some Kanji test - various from level 4 to 2
Give the correct reading(s) for these words and the meaning(s) if they are not family names.

1) 劇場版
2) 東方
3) 東映
4) 西園寺
5) 小野寺
6) 西田

ore ha zettai ni iiu koto....

E) YAROOUUZE!!!

rules of social standing apply. あに implies the listener is ”outside” the speaker's social circle, which is the typical/logical case here. You use it to refer to "my own elder brother" when talking to someone who is not your family. The usage of honorifics is dependent on the interaction between whether the listener is  目上or目下or of the same social standing, and whether the person is from within or without one's social circle.

e.g. when u address your boss or refer to him when talking to a colleague, lessay...中原部長(Dept Manager(buchou) Nakahara) he is a 目上and you address him thus (as "buchou"). When you speak of him to a customer or client (therefore, an outsider), you only refer to him by his name (Nakahara-san)

similarly, when you talk about your family, you refer to your elder brother as お兄さん within the family, but you refer to him as "兄" without the honorific when talking to an outsider.

hmmm...   so which one?

if shinmei88 right , the caption is like: "now, its only 5~6 people, else nil" which sounds logic to me.... correct my translation if im wrong

tenpura = tempura ?
my fren said tori is not means chicken.
is that correct ?
tks.

ここのてんきはほんとうにあついです
The temperature here is so hot.

kouei.. really polite. rarely see people use it.

うちへかえりたい

i want to go home?

私は　あの　きぼうされた　の　ぜったい終らない　の　日　に　かえりたい。
i want to return to the day where i hoped it will never ends.

How about short and precise:
すべてが始まるの日に戻りたい 

あの日に戻りたいそのひが終らないと願って。
Eh? Come to think of it, this sentence's meaning completely changes. Ok, I confuse now.   

kimi mou bon odori ikimasu, naze kimi mada sabushii Sai-kun?

What's the difference??

I can confirm RM50 for Level 3 and Level 4. I heard it was RM60 Level 1. Not sure the cost for Level 2.
Yes, you can register just for the exam. The cert can be used to glorify your CV.    
It is also a must for application for studies or work in Japan.

the certificate can be use for the register for the next level exam...
until you reach level 2, then you may apply for Japanese university entrance, scholarship and even work in Japan

JLPT application period will probably start around August and end around September.
Exam will most likely be on December 7.

Application Form costs RM5.

TEST FEES: Level 1 (RM60), Level 2 (RM60), Level 3 (RM50), Level 4 (RM50)

REGISTRATION PROCEDURES:
1. 2 recent photographs (3cm x 3cm passport – sized);
2. Application must be accompanied by a photocopy of the applicant’s I/C or passport;

We need photocopies of IC? I never had that.

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Added on July 24, 2008, 9:37 amActually, you can skip levels. My fren skipped level 4 and took level 3 straight.

Well, that's what it states in Japan Foundation Kuala Lumpur.

Yes, it's not compulsory to take the lower levels.
You can straight head for Level 1 if you have the confidence.