Which is easier to learn: Hindi or German?

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I would say Hindi is very easy to learn as it has much easier grammar rules.
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It depends on your interest and your efforts. I think hindi is easier than German because it's foreign language and apart from our mother tongue
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Hindi may be is for you if your mother tounge is Hindi. if your mother tounge is German then it may be easy for you.
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