Learn Gujarati - Gujarati Language Course for Beginners

Learn Gujarati command verbs: master root forms, informal and formal plural endings (koro, jiao), and negative forms with na. Apply to everyday actions like do, go, eat, sit, and learn.

Explore the Gujarati simple present tense to express daily habits and general facts using root verbs, suffixes, and first-person auxiliary, with examples of waking up, eating, and working.

Conjugate Gujarati verbs in the simple present across all pronouns by aligning auxiliary verbs with pronoun-specific suffixes that mirror the last syllable, using verbs like do, work, yoga, eat.

Learn the Gujarati present continuous tense: add the suffix e to the root verb, then use a subject-specific helping verb that matches gender or plurality, with an auxiliary chu/che.

Explore Gujarati present continuous tense across all pronouns, with a fixed suffix and gender- and plurality-based helping verbs. Practice conjugations using dance, yoga, eat, and learn, then apply through exercises.

Master the Gujarati future tense for person by adding -ish to verb, with no auxiliary verbs, using examples like I will do, I will eat, and I will study abhyasa.

Learn the Gujarati future tense across all pronouns with verb conjugations. Practice with examples like do, go, eat, come, and learn, plus translation exercises.

Learn basic animal vocabulary in Gujarati, including dog, cat, cow, bull, buffalo, pig, elephant, lion, goat, camel, pigeon, crow, kangaroo, rat, fish, monkey, donkey, sheep, snake, rabbit, and horse.

Learn Gujarati color vocabulary with the Gujarati terms caro, vardari, lelo, lal, gulabi, bio, and narangi, from white and black to blue, green, red, pink, yellow, and orange.

Learn Gujarati vocabulary for common fruits, from mango and banana to pineapple and coconut, with everyday fruit names.

Learn Gujarati vocabulary for common vegetables, including batata, tomato, onion, gajar, gobhi, palak, patta gobhi, mulo, adu, kadhi patta, dhania, and maka.

Build your Gujarati food vocabulary by learning common food items such as eggs, milk, chicken, mutton, fish, rice, lentils, chana dal, curry, turmeric, butter, paneer, tea, coffee, salt, sugar, oil, flour.

Learn about common flower names in this Gujarati language course, including rose, gulab, jasmine, magoro, lily, sunflower (suryamukhi), lotus, kumar, marigold, golgota, hibiscus, and Jayasudha.

Learn Gujarati vocabulary for common objects, with Gujarati terms and English translations for items like bed, table, chair, book, window, hospital, school, market, library, car, rain, and more.

Explore Gujarati time-related words, including samay, divas, today, tomorrow, yesterday, week, month, year, decade, century, minute, and hour. Build practical time-telling vocabulary for beginners.

Explore the days of the week in Gujarati, listing Sunday through Saturday as shown in the caption. Designed for beginners, this lesson aligns English day names with Gujarati terms.

Learn Gujarati basics by exploring parts of the body, including face, head, hair, nose, lips, teeth, hands, legs, chest, neck, stomach, back, heart, moustache, and beard.

Learn Gujarati question words as you practice asking what, where, who, when, how, why, and how much to build basic conversational skills.

Explore Gujarati adjectives and their translations, from good and bad to beautiful and clever, with everyday descriptors like long, big, small, hot, and cold.

Learn essential Gujarati verbs for beginners, covering actions like eat, drink, listen, read, walk, run, speak, learn, teach, drive, swim, think, and more.

Master Gujarati possessive pronouns, six forms for each English possessive, with gendered endings for singular and plural; learn examples like maro, mari, tara, tamara, amaro, tamino.

Raj introduces his friends and family in Gujarati, using possessive pronouns learned earlier to name people and pets like Suresh, Gita, Divya, Gopal, Sachin, Sunita, and Fluffy.

Discover Gujarati's oblique case, using to me for I like this and I want this, with pronouns for me, you, us, him, and negation with nothi and nethi, including commands.

Master Gujarati numbers from one to one hundred with pronunciation cues and related terms, empowering beginners to count confidently in everyday conversations.

learn the Gujarati script, an abugida where vowels attach as diacritic matra to consonants with an inherent a, and explore its consonants, vowels, and script organization.

Explore Gujarati vowels, including short and long pairs, rare vowels like um, ru, aha, and transliteration-based vowels used for English words, with matra diacritics and independent vowels vs vowel marks.

Explore Gujarati consonants across six articulation groups, mastering aspirated versus unaspirated sounds and half-consonants. Apply by examining inherent vowels, conjuncts, and examples like gir and Ram.

Explore Gujarati script by forming every consonant-vowel pair with matras and inherent vowels. Practice barahkhadi with velar, palatal, retroflex, dental, and labial consonants to build reading, pronunciation, and writing.