How to Say “Test Results” in Japanese

検査結果
kensa kekka
In Japanese, "test results" is said as 検査結果 (kensa kekka).
検査結果 refers to findings or data obtained from a medical examination, a scientific experiment or technical/scientific inspections.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is a compound of 検査 (kensa), meaning 'inspection' or 'test' and 結果 (kekka), meaning 'result'.

How do you pronounce it?

kensa kekka

Did you know?

  • The kanji for 'result', 果, also appears in the word for 'fruit' (kudamono), conceptually linking an outcome to a ripening or a harvest.
  • In Japanese medical settings, patients often receive their 検査結果 through a separate visit or a sealed envelope rather than a phone call to ensure privacy.
  • In Japanese school settings, 'test results' for an exam are more commonly called 成績 (seiseki) rather than 検査結果.

Examples in context

  • すみませんが、先生、私のテストの点数を伝えていただけますか?
    Excuse me, Teacher, could you please tell me my test score?
  • 試験の結果を報告いたします。合格しました。
    I am reporting the test results. I passed.
  • 先週の試験の結果、全部教えるね!
    I'll tell you all the results from last week's test!
  • 素晴(すば)らしい成績(せいせき)ですね!
    Excellent results!
  • 検査結果はまだ出ていません。
    Kensa kekka wa mada dete imasen.
    The test results are not out yet.
  • 検査結果をメールで送ります。
    Kensa kekka o mēru de okurimasu.
    I will send the test results by email.
  • 昨日の検査結果はどうでしたか?
    Kinō no kensa kekka wa dō deshita ka?
    How were yesterday's test results?

Example conversation

Kenta and Misaki are talking at a medical clinic.

  1. 健太 Kenta

    美咲さん、検査結果は届きましたか?
    Misaki-san, kensa kekka wa todokimashita ka?
    Misaki, have the test results arrived?
  2. 美咲 Misaki

    はい、ちょうど今メールで来ました。
    Hai, choudo ima meeru de kimashita.
    Yes, they just arrived by email.
  3. 健太 Kenta

    結果はどうでしたか?
    Kekka wa dou deshita ka?
    What were the results?
  4. 美咲 Misaki

    全部正常だったので安心しました。
    Zenbu seijou datta node anshin shimashita.
    Everything was normal, so I'm relieved.
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