How much time does it take to learn French for beginners?

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It takes approximately 3 months to complete the A1 level if the classes are taken regularly.
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Learn French with Valerie, a French native professional teacher of 16 years of teaching experience

Learning a language requires passion; when it comes to French, it requires a little more effort. If you do regular and precise practice, it's very much possible to have beginner level within three months. DELF levels A1, A2, B1, B2 require extensive effort (if you wish to be with proper level), and each...
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Learning a language requires passion; when it comes to French, it requires a little more effort. If you do regular and precise practice, it's very much possible to have beginner level within three months. DELF levels A1, A2, B1, B2 require extensive effort (if you wish to be with proper level), and each level requires 60 to 80 hours for A1 and A2 and 150 hours for B1 and B2. read less
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It takes about two years to excel in any language, but usually six months to understand and speak French on an intermediate level. Many intensive sessions allow you to learn A1 story in just one month and the same for A2, but it's only possible if you give most of your time revising the language and...
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It takes about two years to excel in any language, but usually six months to understand and speak French on an intermediate level. Many intensive sessions allow you to learn A1 story in just one month and the same for A2, but it's only possible if you give most of your time revising the language and what happens in class. After B1 level, you start understanding most of the language, and by B2, you can begin debating like a native speaker. read less
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Vaidehi, that entirely depends on how much time you put into it. It took me about three months to learn the basics, but now I'm doing my advanced level, and it has taken me two years almost. So it depends on how far you want to go with the language and how interested you are.
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Practically speaking, the course is measured in terms of the number of hours taught. Generally, the duration is between 45-60 hours, depending upon how intensively the French are taught by your French tutor. A single session of French class ranges from 1 hour to 2-hour duration.
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It take 580 hours or 23 weeks of study the complete french language fluency.If you study 1 hour in day it take 1.5 years.If you study 6 hours a day it will take less than 100 days to learn french.language. It is really depend upon you.How much time you devote for learning. French. Language Communication...
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It take 580 hours or 23 weeks of study the complete french language fluency.If you study 1 hour in day it take 1.5 years.If you study 6 hours a day it will take less than 100 days to learn french.language. It is really depend upon you.How much time you devote for learning. French. Language Communication with french friend,making mistake while learning and correcting the same.Watching vedios and joining class is essential. read less
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