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I usually spend 1-2 hours. Any more than that and I get too tired. At my pace it takes about a year and a half to 2 years to get to where I can read and listen. But I reckon it could be cut down if I was spending more time a day.

I heard that training diplomats spend 8 hours a day on the language they're learning: a full time job. Imagine that. I'd be completely exhausted and my brain would be buzzing by the end. You reckon you could do that?

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[โ€“] droning_in_my_ears 1 points 11 months ago (1 children)

Thanks a lot for the offer :D

I'm actually coming to Germany for a masters in March. So my focus is definitely gonna be on that. My German is still very weak. Maybe because I kept getting distracted with Spanish where I'm much closer to fluency :P

I'll need to focus squarely on German for everyday life even though the masters is in English.

[โ€“] jouzu 1 points 11 months ago

That sounds like a lot of fun and good learning opportunities :)

All the best with your further studies.