What is the percentage of people in India who speak Hindi? How do they learn it?

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43.63% people speak Hindi. Hindi language is very easy to learn as compared to the other languages. Children mostly learn from their schools and institutions an elders have their own experience.
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40% of people in India speaks Hindi. They usually know this language because it is their mother tongue and some of them learn it because It is a native language of the country or most used language in India.
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Speaking Hindi is easy for people who live in Delhi Mumbai Hyderabad Lucknow because it is somewhat related to their native language.They learn it because it is one of the common language spoken in India.
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almost 75% and they learn Hindi some by childhood as mother tongue or some learn by grammar. Hindi is quite tough but its one of the scientific too.
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More than 40% of Indians speak Hindi. They learn it by their parents and their natural surroundings like school, friends, society.
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