Why is Hindi the most difficult language?

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Telugu and Hindi teacher with 25 years of experience. can teach Sanskrit slokas poems ,lang skills .

It's little bit difficult when you speak past tense Because verb's number gender changes according to the object ling vachan You should be perfect with which ling is that object Example I read book. Maine kitab padhee I saw drama Maine natak dekha If it's movie. Maine movie dekhee
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It's little bit difficult when you speak past tense Because verb's number gender changes according to the object ling vachan You should be perfect with which ling is that object Example I read book. Maine kitab padhee I saw drama Maine natak dekha If it's movie. Maine movie dekhee read less
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Professional Teacher -Vocal Music / Piano / Keyboard /Hindi / English

No Hindi is not a difficult language
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I am online Quran teacher 7 years

No Hindi is not a difficult language
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Professional Teacher -Vocal Music / Piano / Keyboard /Hindi / English

The Enunciation is vastly different with similar sounding words and Subtle differences
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Hindi is not a complex language but for foreigners it can be difficult as the origin is sanskrit unlike European languages which are Nordic, Anglo Saxon and Latin roots.
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Not at all, Hindi isn't so difficult to learn. If you're a dedicated learner, you can definitely learn any aspect of Hindi with ease.
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Hindi is not a complex language but for foreigners it can be difficult as the origin is sanskrit unlike European languages which are Nordic, Anglo Saxon and Latin roots.
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I am diploma pursuing experience 2 year

When it comes to reading and writing, the character are foreign and looking.
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Bachlor of education in Hindi with 7 year of experience

Hindi is a particularly subtle language, where slight changes in sound and context can change the meaning of a word entirely. Though it is one of the toughest languages in the world for English speakers and in south Indian .Hindi shares words with arabic and script written is devnagari.But nothing...
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Hindi is a particularly subtle language, where slight changes in sound and context can change the meaning of a word entirely. Though it is one of the toughest languages in the world for English speakers and in south Indian .Hindi shares words with arabicand script written is devnagari.But nothing is impossible Hindi is not so difficult to learn read less
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