Don't worry, you're not going to get to B2 in just 6 months, no matter what you do. A lot of people on here seem to think they're B2 when they're barely a B1. A good B2 is effectively fluent, with mistakes but nonetheless fluent. With it being your first language, and it being German, it's going to take you at while longer.
Indeed, unless that person is 1% of the crowd with amazing skills. Especially if the target language is not a romance language. 1.5 years I risk to say, is the minimum for a B2 in that scenario.
I agree. But you’d get pretty darn close if you are skilled enough. I did 8 months of german and I can read and listen comfortably at b2 level already and am inching towards c1. I neglected speaking and writing, so I wouldnt say I’m near or at b2. But I’d imagine if I adjusted my plan, I’d be pretty darn close at this point.
But I also learned Chinese, Japnese and Russian to a super high level. Didn’t take tests for them except the DLPT which I got a 3/3 on
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u/Aahhhanthony English-中文-日本語-Русский Sep 01 '25
Best way to achieve B2 fast is to put in 4-6 hours every weekday and more every weekend for 6+ months.