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December 7th JLPT, how was it? -
12-09-2008, 04:32 AM
I'm sure there are some here who took the JLPT on Sunday. If so, how did you do? Was it very difficult? Or did you find it easy?
I took the test at Japan University in Tokyo, and I think I did okay on it. The first two sections (reading/writing and listening) were quite easy. The third section (reading/grammar) was more difficult, and I struggled with a few of the questions, but I think I got enough right to pass. How was your experience? And where did you take the test? 
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12-09-2008, 10:55 AM
Thread at a different forum.
Apparently, even the 2-kyuu and 1-kyuu tests were easier than usual this year.
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12-09-2008, 07:19 PM
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12-09-2008, 07:22 PM
what level did you take, Sangetsu?
I was going to take it this year but I think I will next year...thinking somewhere along the lines of 2kyuu or 3kyuu depending how my kanji will be at the time 
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12-09-2008, 11:19 PM
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For learning kanji, I recommend a book called "Basic Kanji", which I found at Maruzen. It's actually a serious of books containing 250 kanji in each book. It's the best printed resource I've found for learning and practicing kanji, and it helped me a lot. The book is divided into sections, each section containing a certain number of kanji. Different readings are taught, and there are example phrases using each. At the end of each section is a place to practice, both reading and writing. Amazon.com: Basic Kanji Book, Vol. 1: Chieko Kano, Hiroko Takenaka, Eriko Ishii, Yuri Shimizu: Books
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