How easy if German grammar?

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German is a very straight and easy language to learn. German grammar is easier to understand than English grammar.
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German Language Trainer with 30 years of German teaching experience gained in India

Actually, German grammar is somewhat similar to English grammar and Indians, as a general rule, can easily master it. German grammar is NOT as difficult as Sanskrit grammar!
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Certified German Language with 7+ years of experience

With an expert teacher it will not be difficult.
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No Grammar is so easy.
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German Passionate

Its very easy. Few additional things are there which we have not seen in English but the German language uses fewer words to describe maximum stuff
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It's really easy except the articles, Because there is no hard and fast rules to recognize German articles
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