Introduction:
Italian is a Romance language of the Indo-European language family and it is the closest language to Latin. It is an official language in Italy, Switzerland, San Marino, and Vatican City and also has official minority status in western Istria.
So if you decided to learn this language, there a question arises in your mind as to how long will it take you to learn Italian.
In the Italian language, there are six “levels” and for this, you will need totally between 80 and 120 hours of lessons to pass from one to the next. If you learn with a “full-time” Italian course, then you need study of 4 hours each morning. So you need between four and six weeks to complete a level.
If you need to complete A2 level then you will need 8-12 weeks of study, if you started as a complete beginner and with this level, you will get residence in Italy
For the sixth and final one, you need between 24 and 36 weeks of lessons to get that far, with this level you will get a job in Italy
Thus you need six to eight months to learn Italian from zero to working-in-an-office level.
In even a couple of weeks, you can give a great feeling of progress, and in a month or two you will really transform your ability to communicate in Italian.
In addition to these, the amount of time for learning any language depends on you and it is based on many factors. Learning Italian is much easy if you follow these methods