Complete Hindi Course(2026) - All Levels - 35 HOURS

Learn to introduce yourself in Hindi using seven key sentences that cover your name, origin, marital status, city of residence and work, and spoken languages.

Learn to introduce your brother in Hindi with phrases such as this is my brother, I have one brother, where does he work, and he lives in Delhi.

Learn to introduce your sister in Hindi with meri ek bahen hai and iska naam Gita hai, then mention Mumbai residence, Hindi or Marathi she speaks, and her husband’s profession.

Learn Hindi family vocabulary and sentence patterns by describing parents, siblings, and relatives, with examples like yeh meri mummy hain and yeh mir papa hain.

Learn to talk about your wife and family in Hindi with possessive adjectives and singular and plural forms, including phrases from Kolkata and workplace contexts.

Discover Hindi sentence structure, where the verb ends the sentence, guided by pillar one and pillar two, using postpositions like say for from and me for in.

Practice Hindi listening comprehension by hearing three short texts for different personalities and selecting the correct option for each corresponding question in the quiz.

Explore English and Hindi personal pronouns, including I, you, he, she, we, they, with Hindi equivalents; learn singular versus plural you, and ye versus vo for near or far.

Practice Hindi pronouns with the verb to be hona, showing how to form I am, you are, he is, we are, and they are using near and far forms.

Master the Hindi present simple tense, including subject-verb agreement, masculine and feminine endings, negation with nahi, and its use for the immediate future, with bolta/bolti.

Learn present simple Hindi through speaking-focused practice about weekend routines, mornings, evenings, cooking, and watching TV or Netflix with verbs like jaata hoon and kaam karna.

Explore present simple tense in context as you practice speaking about a sports weekend with friends, using verbs to play, postpositions, and with- constructions in Hindi.

Learn to form close-ended Hindi questions using kya and tone, practice present simple tense, and answer with yes or no across personal and family scenarios.

Master Hindi simple postpositions say, per, and ki to express origin, distance, transport, location, time, and possession.

Discover how Hindi possessive adjectives express ownership with forms like mera, meri, mere and tumhara, tumhari, illustrating masculine and feminine noun usage with examples like ghar, dost, kitaab.

Learn to describe your daily routine in Hindi using the present simple tense, practice sequencing activities, and build speaking fluency with common verbs and time expressions.

Practice present simple in Hindi by talking about hobbies, asking what you do on weekends and holidays, and using verbs like painting, cooking, and listening to songs.

Introduces Hindi compound postpositions starting with ke, explains meanings like with, at, for, before, and after, and demonstrates possession sentences with mere paas phone and laptop.

Learn Hindi question words and how to form how many questions using kitna and kitni, with masculine and feminine nouns. Practice with kitaab, Kayla, darwaza, and ghar and count numbers.

Explore how 'with' forms in hindi using compound postpositions, practice questions and answers, and create sentences with ke saath and tumhari saath for formal and informal contexts.

This lesson on question words teaches Khan is who and how to form with kis ke saath using postpositions. It covers kya for what and kaha for where with examples.

Teaches how to ask what's nearby in Hindi, including 'is there a school nearby', 'are there any restaurants nearby', and terms like chai wallah and dairy.

Master essential Hindi phrases for buying electronics: ask for items, check availability, and pay by cash or card. Learn how to discuss prices and quantities, including rupees, kitna, and kitni.

Master practical Hindi for dining and daily life, including near location expressions. Learn to order noodles with masala or without masala, and to buy.

Practice Hindi listening on family and school topics, mastering post positions ki with tara and the ka/ki/ke forms to express likeness and age. Learn phrases for asking help, greeting neighbors.

Engage in a Hindi listening lesson on going to daughter's school with a neighbor, practicing pronunciation, polite forms, and practical phrases for directions, places, and everyday verbs.

Practice practical Hindi for school settings, including introductions, admissions, class levels, reflexive and possessive forms with apna/apni, and key verbs and postpositions used in school conversations.

Learn to discuss school timings in Hindi, with phrases for start and end times like seven in the morning to three in the afternoon, and open from ten to five.

Explain the present continuous tense in Hindi using the verb root and rahi forms, with airport arrival scenarios like going to the airport and my wife is coming tomorrow.

Learn phrases for shopping in Hindi at the mall, including kitaab vocabulary and asking for a list. Use ko with infinitive to express needs, obligations, and near-future plans.

learn essential phrases for buying a school uniform in Hindi, including shirt white, skirt blue, taking measurements, asking about collection and delivery to Saint Thomas School.

Learn to ask for a bag by kind and color, for example 'kaisa bag chahiye' and 'mujhe ek gulaabi bag chahiye'. Practice card or cash payment during bag shopping.

Learn practical Hindi for dining out, asking for the best restaurant with sab se acha, and noting places near airports, cinemas, and schools.

Practice a practical Hindi listening lesson that covers introductions, asking names, expressing likes (ganit, hindi), discussing subjects (vishaya), and using polite forms like apko and ki for respectful conversation.

Learn Hindi dining dialogue at a Chinese restaurant, including menu requests, ordering noodles and Manchurian, drinks, seating, and postpositions.

Master the present continuous tense through talking about films. Identify Hindi and English films, ask which film is running, and practice tickets and showtime phrases.

Learn practical Hindi through a listening lesson on receiving a delivery, including introducing names and addresses, verifying phone numbers, ordering uniforms, and using common imperative verbs.

Explore wedding season vocabulary and city life in Hindi, using present and past continuous forms, with examples of shaadi, sajawat, music baj raha tha, and kinship terms bhatija and rishta.

Explore Hindi verb roots and imperatives for eat, come, go, bring, and tell. Use practical phrases like please come and let's sit together and play chess, including my favorite game.

Practice practical Hindi listening in a lesson on Nisha's first day at school, using beta and elder-address terms, discuss uniforms, and learn suna for listening and past tense examples.

Explore Hindi vocabulary for school uniforms, including demonstratives like ye wali and feminine forms. Learn to describe wearing this one and express sequential actions with conjuncts.

Learn practical Hindi for inviting a family to dinner, using verbs milana and bolana, and phrases for invitations, party context, and polite responses.

Watch Nisha get ready for school while learning Hindi imperatives like utho, everyday verbs such as brush karna, and phrases for breakfast, leaving home, and school routines.

Practice authentic Hindi listening as a bus driver explains five minutes, every day at this time, and near-future wala usage. Learn practical phrases for introductions, addresses, and class context.

Join this listening lesson to practice a conversation about the school with neighbors, including asking about the first day, meeting the coach, and past simple and past participle forms.

Learn practical Hindi for talking about a dog with a neighbor, including asking 'Iska naam kya hai' and naming the dog 'Gugu'. Also express interest in playing with him.

This listening lesson explores practical Hindi conversation at a dinner. It covers greetings, present perfect and past simple forms, polite requests, and cooking and hosting phrases.

Learn to express tomorrow's plans in Hindi using 'kal main daftar ja raha hoon'. Explore walking in a park and 'gumna' usage: 'park mein gumna' and 'mujhe gumna pasand hai'.

Practice listening to everyday Hindi as Nisha wears her uniform, someone waves from the bus, she meets a new friend Neti, then goes to school and plans a walk.

Develop Hindi listening through a jogging conversation about walking to the park, daily jogging, and present perfect usage, including practicing the question kya aap jogging karte hain.

Practice listening to a Hindi sports conversation, naming games like badminton, cricket, and tennis, and discuss coaches, teams, working hard, and future greetings like see you tomorrow.

Practice office conversations in Hindi with greetings like Namaste, reporting today, branch references, ID card dikhai, dikhana to show, signing here, and coordinating tasks to be completed by next month.

This listening lesson teaches you to ask what to bring and request items using phrases like kya aap thodi la sakte hai, kya kya lana hai, and batao to specify.

Learn to ask and answer 'how was your day' in Hindi, using past continuous and present continuous forms with daily activities like reading old reports and studying pending work.

Practice listening to a cricket match scene in Hindi, focusing on India and Pakistan, World Cup context, and grammar notes on postpositions, gender, and memory phrases.

Explore live stadium match dialogue, check tickets milti hai or mil rahe hai, and practice asking 'aap log ana kahenge' using masculine and feminine forms and future words like chahunga.

Learn essential Hindi for a birthday party, mastering greetings, calling someone, asking to pick up, and common birthday phrases like janma din mubarak.

Explore everyday English and Hindi phrases around a school bus and transport roles, including asking for a ride and discussing drivers and transport companies.

Listen to evening conversations with daughter about dinner, foods like bhindi (okra) and pasanda, and practical Hindi verbs such as bana and aayega.

Practice Hindi near-future grammar, focusing on hona forms (hunga, hoga, hongi) and jaunga. Learn through ticketing, stadium outings, and common prohibitions in sentences.

Practice talking about tickets in Hindi, including asking for prices, comparing expensive versus cheap options, and planning to buy two tickets for a Saturday match.

Explore practical office Hindi through a scenario with officers, staff introductions, asking for needs, discussing files, and arranging meetings in a real workplace setting.

Practices listening to a work meeting about accounts, asking key questions, and gathering information on hotels. The lesson compares Jaipur tourism with Kolkata and plans visits to forts and palaces.

Learn practical Hindi for a weekend trip: negotiating with a landlord, handling keys and money, and forming future actions with phrases like karunga and chahiye.

Explore Hindi conversations about buying a jersey for the Indian cricket team and describing someone getting fat, with focus on future simple usage using lagna and time lag.

Learn to order food in Hindi using an app, ask what you want, discuss menus, and practice common phrases for choosing dishes like dosa, idli, pizza, and dal with roti.

Learn to talk about music competitions in Hindi, including how to express preparation for a muqabala, and how to use infinitives and gender rules to describe singing and listening.

practice listening to hindi phrases for receiving a food delivery, including asking to speak with the delivery person and describing locations in front of or outside the house.

This listening lesson teaches key Hindi phrases for dropping off at the airport, including asking flight times, travel duration by car, airport distance, leaving plans, check-in, and arrival cues.

Master the Hindi future simple through everyday sentences about going to the landlord, meeting friends, and shopping, and learn irregular forms like dunga and lunga.

Explore a listening lesson on where is your papa, introducing basic Hindi phrases, past participle forms gaya and gaye, and gender and number usage in travel and flight conversations.

Practice everyday Hindi dialogues at the airport, discussing travel, meals (nashta), and visiting an old house. Learn vocabulary for calling the landlord, talking about books, and donating to the school.

Describe a book in Hindi and discuss school-going children using present tense and oblique forms, with postpositions like kay bahrami and examples about writers, teachers, and dreams.

Explore Hindi listening about are you ready for tomorrow's match, the stadium game, and identify past simple, past habitual, and past continuous with gai and gaia forms.

Listen to a Hindi listening lesson on buying a sports jersey, including asking where to buy and locating markets, bazaars, and malls.

Decide and discuss meeting times in Hindi using future tense forms like batangi and phrases about meeting at or outside the stadium, including tomorrow.

Practice practical Hindi listening with dialogues on going to the market, buying a jersey, using mere pass and ke paas for possession, and arranging to receive papa at the airport.

Practice Hindi verb conjugation in the future simple and present continuous, using karna and milna with examples like what will you do and can I play with goo goo.

Learn to express understanding and request explanations in Hindi using present continuous and samjhana, with practical sentences for asking questions, clarifying, and page-number references.

Learn to ask about the jersey and discuss what you would do in Hindi. Practice using itna and jitna to form comparisons with common verbs like karna and rakhna.

Learn practical Hindi through a neighborly conversation with Mrs. Singh. Practice inviting companions, planning rides, park visits, feeding biscuits, and airport greetings in everyday situations.

Develop Hindi listening skills with airport greetings and travel time queries, such as kitna time laga and bus two minute, plus phrases like how was your day.

Practice past simple with aap through Kolkata shopping, and learn gendered nouns, singular and plural forms like kitaab and mummy ke liye.

Develop practical Hindi listening skills for getting ready for a match, using future time phrases, travel to Larkin Stadium, meeting Neeti and family, and prep like jerseys.

Ask and confirm locations, as we state we are in the stadium parking and specify lane numbers, then promise to come to your lane and ask you to please wait.

Practice basic Hindi listening through everyday exchanges about buying items like a jersey or phone, asking where and when, and expressing needs and friendships.

Learn stadium etiquette in Hindi, including outside food not allowed, smoking bans, and music or dancing restrictions. Discover gate timing, tickets, and ID card requirements.

Practice Hindi listening by watching the match with family, using present perfect continuous and present continuous to discuss who will win and how khilari perform.

Practice asking and answering parking directions, locating gates and sides, and describing a jammed road while finding your car in a busy parking space.

Develop listening skills in practical Hindi phrases for daily plans and actions, including dinner together, going home, and ordering at home, with infinitive structures and a music contest scenario.

Hear a Hindi listening lesson where Nisha's father informs Mr. Singh about a music programme, introduces sangeet karyakram and karyakram, and explains three tickets for tomorrow's event.

Listen to a competition narration that announces winners with per positions, demonstrates Hindi past simple with ne and unhone, and teaches praise phrases like shabash and maza aya.

Engage in a listening lesson on planning a vacation together in Hindi, with dialogues about inviting family, traveling to a village, and asking who can join.

Explore praise phrases in Hindi and English, including bahut badhaai and tum dono bahut achha gayi ho, while listening to songs, violin, and discussions with musicians.

Develop Hindi listening skills through everyday dialogues about rewards, taking leave, asking for permission, and practicing gender and number forms, including group photos and common phrases.