2005
02.07

2 kyu Passed!

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It’s unbelievable and I’m not sure how it’s possible but here are the results as they read on my Japanese Language Proficiency 2004 certificate:

Writing/Vocabulary, 75/100
Listening, 93/100
Reading/Grammar 115/200

合格 (Passed)

I hope all of you got the results you wanted – if you’re not shy then please tell us how you did.



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  1. Timさん: 2005.02.08 04:17

    Wow! Congratulations!
    It’s great to hear that you passed :P
    I haven’t received my results yet :(
    But when i do, I’ll post my results.
    Tim.

  2. Andyさん: 2005.02.08 08:13

    Congratulations! I passed 3 kyu. :)

  3. Tokiさん: 2005.02.08 09:32

    Well done! I haven’t yet my results, I’ll post when they will arrive. Congratulations!

  4. charmaineさん: 2005.02.08 12:31

    Congratulations Darren and Andy!
    大変お疲れ様でした。

  5. Darrenさん: 2005.02.08 12:48

    Well done Andy!
    Tim & Toki, I’ve got my fingers crossed for you =)
    Thanks as always, Charmaine.

  6. Adamuさん: 2005.02.20 20:39

    Congratulations man! Did working on this site help much? And are you gonna go for 1kyu next year? Good luck!
    –Adamu

  7. Timさん: 2005.02.21 05:58

    Hi everyone,
    I finally got my results today.
    Writing/Vocabulary, 82/100
    Listening, 74/100
    Reading/Grammar 121/200
    277/400 合格 (Passed)

  8. Timさん: 2005.02.21 06:09

    By the way, for those that didn’t know i did 2 kyuu.
    Tim.

  9. Darrenさん: 2005.02.23 01:01

    That’s great Tim. What a relief, eh.
    Adamu – I think this site has helped, more in way of motivation than anything. Getting through the grammar points and learning common kanji compound words along the way was the way I passed.
    At the moment I don’t think I’ll be up to trying 1 kyu, but then again…

  10. Darrenさん: 2005.02.23 01:14

    Anyone have any thoughts about whether they’ll attempt the test again this December?

  11. Timさん: 2005.02.25 07:11

    Yeah, i’m definately gonna take 1 kyuu this year :P .
    Already studying for it. :P
    I reckon you should do it too Darren. I think just the process of preparing for it will help you improve heaps regardless of whether you pass or not.
    I reckon you can do it. :) .
    I think the most important thing is to keep practicing all the time.. if you leave it to next year, i guess you will get a bit slack and you won’t improve as fast.
    Well thats my excuse anyhows. :P
    Lemme know what you think.
    Tim.

  12. Chrisさん: 2005.03.23 17:01

    Hello, my name is Chris, I’m from Hong Kong. Congrats on your jlpt results=)
    I came across your site and thought I’d as you a question i wanted to know the answer to… how long does it take a person normally to reach the JLPT at Level 2 ? I just passed the jlpt 3 for this Dec 2004. I was wondering how long it will probably take me from now on . thanks

  13. Darrenさん: 2005.03.23 22:41

    Hi Chris. Are you still in Hong Kong? If you are in Japan then things would be easier. As a guide, I passed 2 kyu the year after passing 3 kyu and that was without constant study throughout the year. However, like I said, being in Japan gives you constant study whether you like it or not! Good luck.

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