
Talk about your brother in hindi using yeh and mera forms, say my brother and sister, note shaadi shuda nahi hai, and use kam karta hai and dil mein hai.
Describe your sister and family in Hindi using gender, pronouns, and verbs with examples like meri ek bahen and vo Mumbai mein rahi hai.
Learn how to talk about your parents in Hindi, using singular and plural forms, the respectful plural 'way', and changes from mera to mare.
Learn to introduce your wife and husband in Hindi, and use possessives iska and uska with singular and plural forms while saying who you live with (saath) or work with.
Learn basic Hindi possessives such as hamara, meri, iska, and uska while describing the home, rooms, and kitchen in Jaipur.
Learn to discuss cooking and daily routines in Hindi, from banati hain to khana and dinner, and describe watching tv or Netflix series.
Learn practical Hindi grammar for a weekend with friends, mastering postpositions like saath and ke saath, possessives, oblique forms, and sentence construction with Kapil and Rahim.
Learn how to form simple Hindi questions with kya, turning statements into close ended questions, and distinguish aap and tum forms with practical examples.
Explore basic Hindi through listening practice, including meeting neighbors, introducing family members, and asking names, with place words yahaan, wahan, and kahaan.
Explore how to ask about nearby places in Hindi, such as is there a school nearby or a tea stall nearby, using kya, koi, and pass constructions.
Engage with a three-question quiz that presents texts portraying different personalities, prompts you to choose the correct option from audio-based questions, all in a beginner Hindi listening course.
Please note before you take this course -
Hindi Script:
This course does not cover Hindi script (Devanagari). If you are interested in learning the script, I encourage you to join my other course dedicated to it.
Practice Exercises:
Unfortunately, this course does not include practice exercises. As this is a free course, Udemy does not allow the inclusion of practice tests. Additionally, this course focuses primarily on learning through listening. If you would like to receive exercises related to the sentences taught, please feel free to reach out to me directly.
Course Duration:
Since this is a free course, Udemy restricts its duration to a maximum of 2 hours. However, I have made sure to provide as much valuable content as possible within this time limit.
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hello Learners,
This course is part of the 5600 Sentences Long Full Hindi Course
The purpose of this course behind making it free, is to help total beginners and to get your valuable feedback.
As a language learner myself, I’ve come to understand that achieving fluency in any language requires making listening an essential part of the learning process.
This is consistently emphasized by language experts: listen, listen, and immerse yourself in the language.
It takes time to absorb the tone, rhythm, style, and structure.
Unfortunately, there hasn't been enough accessible content for learning Hindi, especially for beginners. While advanced learners can benefit from watching movies, listening to Hindi songs, or following Hindi serials, these options can be overwhelming for those just starting out.
Topics are -
1. Talk about yourself
2. Talk about your brother, sister, family, and parents
3. Talk about your wife
4. Food, Netflix and TV
5. Sports with Friends over Week-End
6. Asking simple questions
7. Meeting your neighbors
8. Is there a market nearby?
9. Helping Your Neighbor
10. Receiving Someone at the Airport
Write to me if you need these sentences in PDF format. I can upload them on Udemy for you.
If you want any change in teaching approach or more resources, you can also write to me.