I want to learn German and be close to the B1 level. How should I do that?

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You will require at least 9 months to be close to B1 level. I would suggest a class for A1 because in A1 you will get to know basic german words or pronunciations. Later you can get german learning CD's and learn. you must take utmost care learning the grammar. The grammar and articles usage is most...
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You will require at least 9 months to be close to B1 level. I would suggest a class for A1 because in A1 you will get to know basic german words or pronunciations. Later you can get german learning CD's and learn. you must take utmost care learning the grammar. The grammar and articles usage is most important. read less
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