How many days are required to learn German

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It depends on the level you plan to learn. A1 or beginners level can be completed within 60 hrs( 1.5 months) if it is a Monday- Friday class with a duration of 2 hrs/ day. Similar applies to A2.
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Hi It depends upon the level till which you want to learn the language.The more you will learn the more time it will gonna take.
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German Language Trainer

Hi Jadpa, A very basic german can be learned in 2 months also. But if you are planning to master the language it may take a year or more depending on the frequency of your classes. It also depends why are you learning and what will ve course content
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3 months
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6 months
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For learning basics german language 3 months are enough and when you want achieve a good level then 2 years are pretty fine
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It depends. If you work on it regularly it would probably take 2 months to complete A1 and 3-6 months to do A2. It depends on the number of classes you attend per week and how fast you learn.
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3 months for basic and another 3 months for intermediate. According to linguistic experts German and Sanskrit have strong connection . Thanks
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1 year
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60 hours are required to complete the first level, provided 2 hours are given daily.
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Where can I find the online courses for the German language from expert individuals? I have some knowledge of basic German and would like to speak fluent German. How much time will it take to develop fluency in speaking German?
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What would be the fee structure and time duration for classes? Will it be completed within 2 months
depends if you take online classes as an individuval it can range fro 500-1000 Rs per hour
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If a child is reading aloud and is maintaining meaning, is it necessary that I correct every word he misreads?
No, that will demotivate the child. Concentrate on few important, then slowly gradually improve the pronunciation.
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