Is it possible to learn German from A1 to C2 within a month if I do an intensive German course?

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I have completed C2 and I can tell you it takes atleast two years and more to finish it, if you are really good.
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German Language Teacher

No, it is not humanly possible.
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German Tutor

No. It is not possible.
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â??DAS HOCHâ?? A German language Institut

No, it is not possible.you required minimum 6 months.
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Russian Language Native Speaker

No. U may need minimum perioud of 6 months.
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no its next to impossible to do as such because any of the language takes minimuma year to get qualified in it. for further details you can visit our website or can directly contact us.
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Certified German Language with 7+ years of experience

C2 means native level fluency with understanding of local accents et al. A month would suffice to get you to a stage where you might be able to say Hi! Good morning! C2 takes years of practice.
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Not possible. Within a month you can complete only A1 intensive course. You need definitely a year to reach C2 level proficiency.
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