Is taking German coaching classes enough to speak German?

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with taking classes in German language you will have to do a lot of practice in spoken area..
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German Passionate

No. Speaking is completely dependent on how much you practice it. As it is not our mother tongue & the structures used are quite different, one must speak constantly in german with people who know the language.
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B.Sc.(Maths), C2 in German language from Goethe Institute.

Depends on the class and trainer. The trainer should encourage speaking . The student should also take initiative to use the knowledge and proactively speak in the class whatever he or she has learnt. In addtion ,,listening to audio and video helps improve pronounciation .
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German Tutor

In my opinion, yes it will be. You may not be able to speak very fluently but ofcourse you'll be able to speak and understand the basic German .
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German Language Trainer

Hi Abhishek, For learning any language one requires passion and also cleared basics. Once you have your vocab and you have your grammar concept clear its important that you write and speak also. untill you write and speak and make error you dont learn any language. Now days you have immense apps...
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Hi Abhishek, For learning any language one requires passion and also cleared basics. Once you have your vocab and you have your grammar concept clear its important that you write and speak also. untill you write and speak and make error you dont learn any language. Now days you have immense apps and with technology you can connect globally and learn read less
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German Language Expert and trainer

Hi.Yes it is as along as the student is keenly interested to learn the language.
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Tutor with experience of working in Germany

A Coaching Class where u get Time to speak in german is needed
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German Language Expert with 5 years of experience

Yes ..if you are following the guide given by your touter
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