
Raju introduces himself in a classroom, teaching basic Hindi greetings and self-introduction phrases like Namaste, mera naam raju, and meh aapka adhyapak hoon, with focus on oblique form and pronunciation.
Raju's first day guides learners through five sentences, introducing Namaste, tum, aap, sab, and kahan while searching for the seventh standard classroom and covering basic Hindi grammar.
Explore beginner Hindi through Raju's first day as the principal introduces him and teaches how to say where you are from using aap kaha se. Learn key grammar on kaa/ka/ki and forming yes-no questions with kya.
Learn Hindi with present simple verb conjugation of bolna and rahna, and forming questions using kar. Practice do you speak English, where do you live, and ghar ka phone number.
Raju and Kelly discuss family in Hindi, introducing words like parivar, aap, shaadi shuda, meri patni, and Germany to practice talking about relatives and residence.
Learn Hindi basics by exploring questions like do you sing, do you cook, and do you write poems, while practicing gana, banana, kavita, and gender grammar through a classroom story.
Explore hotel Hindi conversations at the reception, learn singular and plural forms through gendered noun rules, and practice translating sentences like Ram has two daughters and ten lady teachers.
Learn Hindi possessive adjectives and oblique forms with postpositions, and explore rules for masculine, feminine noun endings in singular and plural.
Learn to form possession in Hindi using the post-position ka/ke/paas and practice sentences like 'I have a car' and 'Do you have a pen' with singular and plural agreement.
Explore forming Hindi sentences with saath, near and far, and oblique forms through the Raju–Nita dialogue and related examples.
This course is designed for complete beginners in Hindi. No prior knowledge is needed.
The lessons follow a storyline - the story is about a language teacher and his two years at the school. The grammar concepts are taught through simple conversations.
Grammar topics discussed -
(1) Personal pronouns
(2) Numbers
(3) Postpositions - simple and compound
(4) Present simple tense
(5) Adjectives and Adverbs
(6) Possessive adjectives
(7) Asking and answering questions - What, Where, and Why etc.
(8) Singular and plural nouns
(9) Oblique case
(10) Postpositions - Has/Have - With - For, and a few others
(11) Present continuous tense
(12) Time telling and days of the week
(13) Verbs - To want, Can, Must, To need, Should, Has to/Have to, To like, To know, To feel - cold, hungry, hot...
(14) Indefinite pronouns -Someone, No-one, Anyone - Something, anything, anyone
(15) Present perfect continuous
(16) Was and Were
(17) Past Habitual
(18) Reflexive possessive
Each lesson comprises six main parts:
(1) Story: Sets the scene for the lesson by presenting a situation or scenario that the lesson will revolve around.
(2) Explanation: A concise summary of the lecture.
(3) Grammar Notes: Offers a detailed explanation of grammar rules with examples.
(4) Translation: Provides a full lesson translation, first word by word and then in complete English.
(5) Observe Section: Contains example sentences related to the grammar topic.
(6) Exercise: Offers self-evaluation exercises, with or without instructor assistance
Check the revision worksheets
1. After the lesson 5
2. After the lesson 14
3. After the lesson 19
4. After the lesson 30
And a final one at the end of the course
Also, special lectures on 'Hindi script' in the end with downloadable worksheets to practice writing and reading
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