How does it take for an adult to learn Chinese

 The time it takes to learn a language varies, and it depends on many factors, such as the frequency of participation in Chinese language courses, practice, language environment and so on. But, as long as you want to learn Chinese, study diligently,, attend Chinese language courses frequently and practice more in a Chinese-speaking environment, you will be able to master the language over time, the same as when you learned English. If you take one-on-one online live Chinese lessons to learn Chinese language (www.eChineseLearning.com), you will be more likely to progress faster, as one-on-one lessons can make teaching and learning more customized.

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Do you mean how long? If yes, I suppose that it is determined by the specific persons abilitly to learn languages. Some people are good at it and some people aren't.

 The time it takes to learn a language varies, and it depends on many factors, such as the frequency of participation in Chinese language courses, practice, language environment and so on. But, as long as you want to learn Chinese, study diligently,, attend Chinese language courses frequently and practice more in a Chinese-speaking environment, you will be able to master the language over time, the same as when you learned English. If you take one-on-one online live Chinese lessons to learn Chinese language (www.eChineseLearning.com), you will be more likely to progress faster, as one-on-one lessons can make teaching and learning more customized.

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 The time it takes to learn a language varies, and it depends on many factors, such as the frequency of participation in Chinese language courses, practice, language environment and so on. But, as long as you want to learn Chinese, study diligently,, attend Chinese language courses frequently and practice more in a Chinese-speaking environment, you will be able to master the language over time, the same as when you learned English. If you take one-on-one online live Chinese lessons to learn Chinese language (www.eChineseLearning.com), you will be more likely to progress faster, as one-on-one lessons can make teaching and learning more customized.

There are several factors to consider.

One - what dialect? Mandarin? Cantonese? Taiwanese?

Two - How will the person be learning? One-on-one? In a class? Home study (via tapes, etc?)?

Three - how adept is the eprson who wishes to learn? Does the person already speak other languages? Does learning come easily?

I would call the local college/communioty college and/or the nearest Chinese-American organization. I bet you can get all your questions answered between the two of them.

Good Luck!

diane