Can I learn Japanese in 2 years?

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Yes, with continous practice and study you can learn Japanese language in 3-4 months as well.
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Absolutely yes. In 2 years you can reach upto level where you can start having a smooth conversation with a native Japanese
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It depends on you. Japanese have five levels - N5, N4, N3, N2, N1. Usually each level of Japanese takes around 6 months to have better understanding of the concepts. You can also skip a level and may take exam of another level but I personally don't suggest to do so . If you clear a level in one attempt...
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It depends on you. Japanese have five levels - N5, N4, N3, N2, N1. Usually each level of Japanese takes around 6 months to have better understanding of the concepts. You can also skip a level and may take exam of another level but I personally don't suggest to do so . If you clear a level in one attempt so logically it will take you two and half year to be fluent in Japanese ( till N2). read less
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