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お疲れさまでした!

お疲れ to all the JLPTers yesterday! Just remember that the ultimate goal is to be happy with your level and get used to the Japanese, not just to pass the test. Make sure you’re reading what you want to read and watching what you want to watch.

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  1. Matt Says:
    December 9th, 2008 at 8:13 am

    In fact, reading what you want to read and watching what you want to watch is the best way TO pass the test!

    Also, never forget that once you pass level 1, you have it for life — unlike those TOEFL and TOEIC suckers who have to retake the test every year or so or their results go out of date.

  2. Daniel Says:
    December 9th, 2008 at 8:28 am

    Good point. Although with the test changing slightly next year, maybe it will warrant a retaking? Not sure if I can be asked, although I have been considering the idea.

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