German or Chinese. Which is diffiuclt to learn?

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Chinese is more difficult than German.
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Chinese (and Japanese) use pictorial depiction and are not easy to learn. Further Chinese is not one but different variations like Mandarin and Hakka. So which one are you referring to?
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German is easier to learn than Chinese or Mandarin.
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Chinese, Japanese are difficult. The reason is we need to learn & actually memorise the symbols used as alphabets. Whereas in German, alphabets are written same as English.
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BOTH R EASY TO LEARN IF WANT TO LEARN
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Chinese is tougher because it doesn't use the English alphabets and is not at all similar to English whereas German is somewhat similar to English.
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