how much time it took to learn a new language?
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The time it takes to learn a new language varies widely depending on several factors, including your native language, the language you're trying to learn, your learning method, and how much time you dedicate to studying and practicing. Generally, it can take anywhere from a few months to several years to become proficient in a new language. It's a gradual process, and consistency in practice is key.
Hello. Absolutely, it's different for everybody. Nobody can say how much time it takes to learn a new language. It's important to start and keep on learning.
It can take a few months or a year depending on how consistent you are learning the language 😊
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it depends on learner's age if they are around 12 yrs old h/she easily acquire new language with accent and word bank, some students show improvement within 2 yrs if your left hemisphere is perfectly fine, acquiring new language may be a slow process but not impossible ,there's no fix timing for sure ,everyone is different some are quick learners some are not.
It depends on the student and learning pace, We don't have any fixed formula for it, so at first you should assess students level and learning pace then you can honestly tell them how much time they need to learn new language 😉
It depends on practice , if you love what you do. , If you spend quality time to reach that goal.
No any specific time for that. Everyone has their own pace and don't let yourself bothered. Stay focused on your goal. :)
They say it takes between three months to two years to learn a new language. And it totally depends on how much time you spend studying and what your goal is. To learn any language faster, I start with learning the practical things and not focus on grammar rules in the beginning. Learning frequently used verbs and vocabularies can also increase your speed in being more efficient in your language learning journey
There are many factores, but the most important will depend on your effort, dedication and how much time you practise to improve the new language.
I think consistency and interest can play a crucial part in learning a new language in the short-term.
it actually depends on how many times you want to study and how much effort you are willing to put into your learning language
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