How much time does it take to learn German to B2 level?

How much time does it take to learn German to B2 level?

People who take B2 exams are usually expected to know anywhere between 3 and 4,5 k words. How much time did Mathew need to learn German to B2 level? For five months, we met, on average, two hours per week. Yes, just two hours per week.

What is the minimum language requirement to study in Germany?

Note that most of the time a B1 is a minimum language requirement at German universities. Depending on your study field and the purpose of your stay in Germany you will learn the German language in different contexts.

How much does it cost to learn German online?

Language centers on the other hand charge no fee for their students. Yet, there are also few non-profit German language courses who offer online training for free for future students who lack the proper level of the German language.

Is it possible to learn German during a time abroad?

Surely if you have a grounding knowledge in German language and you learn fast you can complete the course before its regular schedule is over. Learning German during a time abroad in Germany is a good opportunity to combine learning with free-time, new friends and many unforgettable experiences.

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How many words do you need to know for B2 exams?

People who take B2 exams are usually expected to know anywhere between 3 and 4,5 k words. How much time did Mathew need to learn German to B2 level? For five months, we met]

What is the difference between B1 and B2 in German?

The difference between B1 and B2 is HUGE. B1 is ( personally I believe so, as I have been teaching at Universities for 10 years German, now being a Private Tutor worldwide) the last Beginner Level. B1 is advanced Beginner Level , in my opinion.

Is it possible to do B2 in 3 months?

B2 in 3 months is a tough goal. If you have natural talent (I do not) and work hard at it, you have a chance. This is my answer to a similar question posed a few weeks back. In 1986 I came to Germany as a typical monolingual American (same thing actually).