
Anita guides travel-focused Hindi lessons to speak and understand Hindi without scripts or formal grammar. Learn to introduce yourself and your family and address people by age and status.
Learn essential Hindi phrases for introductions and daily life, including yes and no, and how adding g after names expresses respect; practice pleasantries like hello, please, thank you.
Explore a simple self-introduction and practical questions in Hindi through English, using a dialogue between Rita and John to practice greetings, ask about English knowledge, and learn basic conversational skills.
At the end of this section you will be able to:
Understand quite a bit of what people are speaking
Speak and express yourself in most situations
Understand the meaning of some commonly used words
Construct phrases on your own by connecting commonly used words
Encouragements
Explore Hindi encouraging phrases to motivate others and acknowledge speech, with examples like you’re on the right track, do better, you are improving, and keep going.
Revise essential Hindi words and practice forming new sentences and phrases, covering common terms for yes and no, please, sorry, thank you, and other everyday actions.
Did you know that the Hindi language is the official language of India and Fiji and it is a recognized minority language in the United Arab Emirates? It is a first language for about 500 million people and a second language to more than 100 million people. Apart from India, Hindi is widely spoken in other countries including Mauritius, Suriname, Nepal, Trinidad and Tobago, United States, England and South Africa.
· This course will make you a more confident traveler without the pain of learning a foreign language.
· You will avoid wasting your time on words that are taught in traditional courses
· You will learn to understand and speak in situations that you are most likely to face
· You can chose lessons based on your requirement. These lessons will be clearly titled – introducing yourself /hiring a maid/ buying groceries/ renting a house etc.
· You can check your understanding at the end of a lesson
· The course has been broken into short videos of a couple of minutes to help you stay engaged
· You will be prompted to speak so you will learn faster
· The course keeps you engaged through participation so that your concentration does not lapse