Is the foundation course enough to learn the German language?

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Typicali A1 level of german language learning classes help you to do small conversations like hello, goodmorning, how are u ,my name is xyz,etc . This course is of 50 hours duration for detailed conversation in german language one can take up A2, B1, B2 level courses. Our institute provides all 6 levels...
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Typicali A1 level of german language learning classes help you to do small conversations like hello, goodmorning, how are u ,my name is xyz,etc . This course is of 50 hours duration for detailed conversation in german language one can take up A2, B1, B2 level courses. Our institute provides all 6 levels of learning for more information visit our website or contact us directly. read less
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No. The foundation or basic course A1 is meant to enable the learner to understand rudimentary questions. It would need the speaker to speak slowly and clearly. You would need at least a A2 to be able to converse freely in the German language. Written skills need a lot more knowledge.
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If you just want to have working knowledge of German than foundation course is sufficient. So it depends on you which level of language proficiency you are looking for.
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