How many days are required to learn French

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Respect Sir , French have six levels: A1, A2, B1, B2,C1 and C2. A1 it a basic and approximately 3 weeks (depends to your schedule).
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To learn basic French, you require 90 hours. If you put in 2 hours everyday, you can learn in 45 days.
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30 hours are sufficient to learn basic french. You will be able to speak, understand and read French. But of course there will be lots of homework to be done.
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When it comes to learning anything new, especially a language, the speed, time, and proficiency that a person will pick up a language will vary. However, to get a better idea of the time it can take someone to learn French; you can consult a French fluency scale. There are five different levels of...
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When it comes to learning anything new, especially a language, the speed, time, and proficiency that a person will pick up a language will vary. However, to get a better idea of the time it can take someone to learn French; you can consult a French fluency scale. There are five different levels of French fluency: Beginner (A1): The beginning stage of French is also known as the “Tourist Class”. These people are limited with their vocabulary and grammar, but can speak simple greetings and phrases, such as: “Hello, how are you”, “What is your name”, or “How old are you”. They also know how to count in French, tell time, and can ask and speak about the weather. Intermediate (A2-B1): A person who is intermediate in their French is able to construct various phrases and statements that deal with: time, weather, location, desire, and dislike. They may still make some errors, but can generally understand native speakers when spoken to. Advanced (B2-C1): Those who are advanced in French are considered to be fluent. They can understand different forms of media in French and can hold a conversation with native French speakers. They can also easily construct sentences and use different tenses, such as past, present, and future in the speaking. read less
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learning a language requires a lot of effort and time. one can learn the basics of a language in two to three months. There after as the level advances u need to put in more time . so to speak fluently u need to practice speaking regulary and if u are consistant u should be fluent in a year.
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Sir, It takes 2 months to learn basic French
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I have designed a course of 30 hour duration in which you can learn basic french ( reading, writing and speaking). However this is a very basic course. Depending on the level you wish to reach the duration will obviously increase
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Usually depends on one's grasping ability and amount of practise put in. 18 to 36 months on an average.
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Depends on the level you are trying to reach and the devote time to learn. If you practice everyday, in 3 months you may be able already to handle basic conversation level.
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