Is the English language better than the Hindi language? How or why?

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We cannot compare any language because each language has its own strengths.
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It not like that which language is better .It depends upon the place .If people of that place knows Hindi well ,then it's good for them and vice versa .The language should be understand by people of that area then only it is said to be better .
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It not like that which language is better .It depends upon the place .If people of that place knows Hindi well ,then it's good for them and vice versa .The language should be understand by people of that area then only it is said to be better .
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All the languages have their own structures, forms, cultural backing and uniqueness added to it. Thus, we can't distinguish them. They are to be treated equally.
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All the languages have their own structures, forms, cultural backing and uniqueness added to it. Thus, we can't distinguish them. They are to be treated equally.
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