Is it possible for a non-native speaker to improve their German language skills in Germany?

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yes its is you can join any of the german speaking classes in your locality because i guess there would be many such type of classes been available over there.
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German Language Teacher

It's in fact the best opportunity to learn German in Germany. Simply google for German Scholarships, or you can fund your study yourself. All the best!
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Yes, it is great opportunity to be in Germany and improve the language. Join any local institute and use your every day's learing with native speaker. In no time you would be fluent. It is in your hand.
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The best way to learn is to live it. Learning German in Germany will definately give you a rich cultural experience and you'll be able to learn more in less time. But I will suggest to always learn in your home country as classes in Germany are German to German. You should learn basic before going...
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The best way to learn is to live it. Learning German in Germany will definately give you a rich cultural experience and you'll be able to learn more in less time. But I will suggest to always learn in your home country as classes in Germany are German to German. You should learn basic before going to Germany. read less
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