<p>My point wasn’t that many of people do or don’t speak Hindi. That is irrelevant. The fact of the matter is that the economic and diplomatic utility of both Hindi and Swahili is very limited because the economies and policies of the countries that use these languages as their official language are defective. However, both Japan and nations of the Sinophone world have burgeoning economies that aren’t hindered by political inadequacy; hence, learning these two languages will prove to be very useful in the near future. The economic dominance of these nations cannot be denied (and I am not saying this to defend my own heritage for I am Jewbano).</p>