Hindi language course : Learn Hindi speaking writing grammar

Learn to pronounce Hindi vowels and understand Devanagari script basics, including left-to-right writing and the role of vowels in the Hindi alphabet.

Learn to pronounce Hindi consonants and practice words that begin with each letter. Understand their English meanings and the dental sounds demonstrated with examples like tabla and bus.

Learn the names of the days in Hindi and practice basic time terms, including today, yesterday, and tomorrow, with spoken examples from the lesson.

Learn the Hindi vocabulary for the months, including the term mahina and the month names shown in the lesson. The lesson lists months from January to December in Hindi.

Learn Hindi vocabulary for occupations and professions, including barber, butcher, carpenter, cleaner, conductor, dentist, doctor, farmer, fisherman, gardener, magician, mechanic, nurse, painter, photographer, policeman, postman, shopkeeper, and surgeon.

Explore Hindi vocabulary for people and relationships, including terms for man, woman, sister, brother, friend, fiance, groom, girlfriend, toddler, and widow.

Learn to count from one to twenty-five in Hindi through a guided video tutorial, with pronunciation practice and repeated drills.

Learn to count from 51 to 75 in Hindi language, practicing pronunciation and number sequence to build basic counting skills for everyday conversation.

Explore Hindi verbs part 1, learning the meanings of important Hindi words and building foundational speaking, writing, and grammar skills.

Explore the most important Hindi verbs in part 2 through a practical video tutorial, building speaking and writing skills with common actions and everyday phrases.

Learn Hindi speaking and writing grammar by exploring part 3 of the most important verbs in Hindi, presented through a learning video tutorial.

Explore how Hindi nouns take masculine or feminine forms and how endings signal gender in subject and object phrases, with examples like man, woman, son, daughter, camel, and nephew.

Explore how Hindi marks masculine and feminine forms for objects and family relations. See examples like king and queen, husband and wife, grandfather and grandmother, and poet and pundit.

Learn Hindi subject pronouns, including main for I, aap for formal use, pronouns for close relations, and hum for we, with examples of singular and plural usage.

Explore Hindi object pronouns with near and far usage, covering singular and plural forms, formal and informal addresses, and example pronouns like me, you, him, her, us, them.

Explore Hindi possessive pronouns, mapping gender (masculine, feminine), proximity (near, far), and levels of respect, with examples for mine, yours, his, hers, ours, and theirs.

Learn reflexive pronouns in Hindi, covering myself, yourself, himself, herself, ourselves, and themselves, and how distance and politeness affect usage.

Learn oblique pronouns in Hindi and how to use informal 'tum' versus formal 'aap' based on closeness, with examples like mujhe, tumhe, and aapko.

Learn Hindi ergative pronouns in negative form and how to choose them by proximity and respect, with examples for near, far, he, she, it, we, you, and they.

Explore basic Hindi grammar concepts, including no articles, no neutral gender, and gender-based verb forms with near and far demonstratives. Learn to use personal pronouns to form present tense sentences.

Master how personal pronouns drive verb forms and sentence structure in Hindi, and learn the subject–object–verb order and present indefinite tense to form simple sentences.

Learn basic greetings in Hindi, including hi, hello, namaste, and namaskar, and practice introducing yourself with 'my name is' and asking 'have we met before?'.

Explore Hindi phrases for love and relationships, including terms like prem, dating, boyfriend and girlfriend, asking out, feelings, crushes, and fiancee.

Learn practical office Hindi for greetings, making requests, arranging meetings, ordering coffee, and handling emails, files, and minutes of meeting in workplace contexts.

Learn practical Hindi for shopping in a market: ask prices, request items by kilo or size, use cash or credit card, and handle receipts and bags.

Practice speaking Hindi in a classroom setting through guided reading, taking out books, and classroom routines, including reading paragraphs, discussing homework, and managing behavior.

Learn how to conduct office and business telephone conversations, including how to greet callers, identify who to talk to, request a specific contact, and handle messages or follow-ups.

Learn how to ask for and give directions in Hindi using practical phrases for finding the market, taxi stands, police stations, schools, and street routes.

Learn to write vowels in the Hindi alphabet through step-by-step stroke patterns and examples, and prepare to explore consonant writing in the next lesson.

Learn to write the first five Hindi consonants and their shorter forms, using vertical and horizontal line rules to represent aspirated and unaspirated sounds.

Learn to write five more Hindi consonants from the second row, learn their shorter forms, practice their pronunciation, and explore example words starting with these consonants.

Master the retroflex iv rule by writing and pronouncing five consonants from the third row of the Hindi alphabet, including their tall and shorter forms using vertical lines.

Master Hindi dental row consonants by learning tongue placement on the upper teeth and writing letters like ta, da, and na; differentiate these sounds from retroflex through guided practice.

Master the five labial consonants in Hindi: pa, fa (aspirated pa), ba, par, and ma; learn their writing and pronunciation and explore words you can form with them.

Learn to write and pronounce four Hindi consonants from rule six—ja, la, law, and wa—with step-by-step stroke orders and guidance on vertical and horizontal line formation.

Learn to write and pronounce four consonants of the Hindi alphabet from rule seven—shah, sha, saw, and ha—with stroke-by-stroke guidance and example words.

Master the last four Hindi consonants—sha, tra, ga, and sraw—through guided writing and pronunciation, using vertical lines, curves, and loops. Practice forming simple words from these sounds for clear handwriting.

Master writing all Hindi consonants with revision coverage of retroflex, dental, and labial rules, including aspirated sounds and writing techniques.

Learn to write simple two-letter Hindi words using the nagati script, by combining letters and following stroke-order steps, including how the final r sound is omitted in writing.