How many years does it take to learn Japanese language?

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Akshay Agarwal

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I am Japanese language teacher. teaching over 6 years from college Student professional.

if you want to learn the basic ot will take 6 to 8 months.
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Japanese language tutor N3 JLPT qualified who teach N5 & N4

Japanese language have five levels- N5, N4, N3, N2, N1. Very basic level is N5 and Advanced is N1. You need to clear till N2 to be fluent in japanese. Each level take 6 months or more to have better understanding of the concept. Rest depends on person's callibre and devotion.
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