How many days will it take to learn English?

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IT Corporate Trainer with 9 years of experience in Edu tech

Well it totally depends on how much you practice but the best minimum time duration should be three months
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It's upto you really but generally speaking in 40 to 60 hours
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A competent professional with over 8+ years of experience

honestly, 3 - 6 months
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It depends on youbown dedication ...
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Expert training in spoken hindi english ,ielts , gre/gmat training and counseling.

Listening speaking reading writing All the 4 aspects of language learning will take around 3 months
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Minimum 60 days for learning basics and speaking skills development
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Painting Teacher

It depends upon the capibility of the individual..
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English Language Trainer

Hi, Thanks a lot for asking me such a great question! But do you ever think there be an end to learning? English is an wide area, a simple elegant language in which you can gain expertise bu practice and patience. Based on your interest and amount of time you spare for learning you can at the earliest...
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Hi, Thanks a lot for asking me such a great question! But do you ever think there be an end to learning? English is an wide area, a simple elegant language in which you can gain expertise bu practice and patience. Based on your interest and amount of time you spare for learning you can at the earliest catch fluency of the language in 7-8 months. But expertise??? If I should truthfully answer your question, I have been learning English for 10 years now..... Never mind, I'm now a trainer :) :) Thanks :) read less
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Depends on interest you have and practice you do.
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Learning and Development coach and trainer

If practiced daily you can speak english(basic) within 10 days
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