Is it correct if I say "I am studying at German"? Or should I say "I am studying German"?

Question

and if I want to say that I study whatever other topic... "at chemistry"?

Answer 1

to study is a transitive verb, meaning that it will take a direct object without a preposition, same as to eat, to drink, to watch, to see, etc.

So -- I'm studying German (right now). Or I'm learning German, actually. I study Chemistry, etc.

Answer 2

"At" indicates location.  Say you are studying German.  You are not IN German.

Answer 3

'I am studying German'

'I am studying at German' doesn't make any sense - You are saying that you are studying IN German, but you can't be cause German isn't a country...

'AT' indicated location.

You owould say...

'I am studying Chemsitry'

'I am studying English'

Answer 4

sure

Answer 5

No "at" in these sentences. You could say, however, I am studying at improving my ...