Is Tamil the toughest language?

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Having 10 years of teachingexperience

No,its not the toughest language.Its an interesting language.Its related with one's interest.
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30 Yrs Experienced Female Home Tutor Handwriting specialist

Tamil is one of the most difficult language in India
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Experienced and certified teacher from Delhi University

Modern spoken Tamil also exhibits a variety of sound changes, most notably a tendency to lower high vowels in starting and medial locations. Tamil is one of the most difficult languages in India.
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NO, Tamil is easy to learn and understand.
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Spoken English Trainer with 5years of experience

It's not tough. Instead Tamil is a very rich, systematic and organised language. Once you learn Tamil it will help you with many other languages.
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No ,it is easy to learn tamil because it is origin of language so it is related to your mother tongue. I am
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Not at all. Tamil is easy for sure. Do learn it.
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