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    Von kaum Finnischkenntnissen bis zum Ablegen der Immatrikulationsprüfung in 2,5 Jahren.


    In nur 2,5 Jahren gelang es ihr, von fast null auf fehlerfreies Sprechen ohne Akzent zu sprechen. Das fühlt sich fast unmöglich an.

    https://yle.fi/a/74-20205376

    Von Gxeq

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    2. Gxeq on

      I meant to talk about how fast she learned the language in such short time, so i used another headline.

    3. Baker-Puzzled on

      That’s impressive. It took me half a year from 0 to B2 in the YKI examination but I’m Estonian so it doesn’t really count lol. Estonians know A1 Finnish by default without learning lol

    5. sodantok on

      Its impressive but i wouldn’t say almost impossible, this is literally like the best way to do it. Be young with young brain, dropped in middle of nowhere where everyone can (and likely will) speak Finnish to you in the best (only lmao) place in Finland to make friends (high schools). 

    7. Fedster9 on

      She lives in North Karelia — people will come and talk to you just because there, so she can practice her Finnish. It would be a lot harder elsewhere.

    9. KofFinland on

      Finnish is not an extremely difficult language, even if people keep repeating that idea. It is much easier than say Arabic, Chinese, Japanese or Korean. Same level as Greek, Hindi, Russian, Polish, Turkish etc. at 1100 hours for learning it as an English speaker.

      [https://effectivelanguagelearning.com/language-guide/language-difficulty/](https://effectivelanguagelearning.com/language-guide/language-difficulty/)

      Motivation, motivation, motivation.

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