How many months does it take to learn English?

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genericname85 · Accepted Answer

depends on what proficiency level you're asking for. like in Europe we have Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) and it has levels A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2

c1 is considered to be on the level of a native speaker and is considered effective operational proficiency. a1 is for very simple conversations like introducing yourself and maybe ordering something in a store and such.

you can gain A1 proficiency after 90 hours only. C2 will take somewhere around 1000 hours. so just devide those by the number of hours you can invest daily and you got the number of days/weeks/months it takes.

ohsheeT · Accepted Answer

Well let's see I'm 50 something years old and I still haven't learned it LOL

But your girl you're a lot smarter it shouldn't take you that long especially if you have somebody to talk to that talks to you in English.

I would think the more you use it the more you would understand it in the more you would get the hang of the words I guess

I was born and raised in America and you probably already know better English than I do lol

FreyaRed · Accepted Answer

Depends on your language learning talent, how many languages you speak already and knowing a Germanic language gives you a boost. English isn't hard to learn compared to other Languages, because it was simplified over centuries. It doesn't contain gendered nouns or verbal cases anymore like old low German language it comes from.

purplepoppy · Accepted Answer

Like any language it depends on your starting point and how much exposure you get. If you speak a germanic language you'll already recognise a lot of words, French can be handy too. But if your coming from an Asian background it's a lot harder.

Advisor Smith · Accepted Answer

Learning English varies greatly depending on background, motivation, and method. For someone with a strong background in languages, daily practice, and a structured program, basic fluency can be achieved in 6-12 months. However, it typically takes 1-2 years for comfortable fluency for most learners engaging in regular study and interaction. The key is consistent practice with speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Immersion, through travel or speaking with native speakers, can significantly speed up the process. It's important to remember learning is a personal journey and progress differs for everyone.

lil_will_12 · Answer

Months?
more like years, at least for becoming fluent in a language. I would say on average it would take around or just under a year to get decent in a language, but 2-3 years to become fluent

not statistics, but just an estimated guess🤷‍♂️

Bricealan · Answer

From what I understand, English is difficult for someone to learn, as English has many words spelled the same and meaning different things i. e. "live' and 'live" as an example. Think about teaching someone that?

Jessica405 · Answer

This site is now girls ask bots. I don't think it is worth me adding anything.

mobiusforniner · Answer

Judging by some of my coworkers, evidently a lifetime is still not enough.

animesenpai · Answer

Decades since most Americans don't speak it properly 🤣

Emmytexrex · Answer

It determines how persistent and resilient you are then in a year you can at least read speak and understand to some point

Anonymous · Answer

You never learn fully anything! You need to be around people that speak it. Slang and formality

Anonymous · Answer

I learned it in about 15 months. Of course I didn't speak any language before that.😆

Anonymous · Answer

About 60 months and you will never understand the word “run” which has 645 different meanings.

jahaims · Answer

Everyone learns at different rates

Iron_Man · Answer

it will probably take you years

Crazzyyworld · Answer

Never with all the haters

noohair · Answer

70 years and still not there...

Predetor · Answer

It depends on your capacity

anastasia_651 · Answer

Its depends on your learning pace

ChicoFromThe305 · Answer

I don't know

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