Learn Kannada Language - Complete Beginner Kannada Course

Explore Kannada command verbs and root forms, learning informal and formal imperatives such as maadu, thinu, hogi, and baa, with suffix-based politeness rules and practical examples.

Geeta explains to Raj that she is very busy, and asks him not to disturb while she reviews notes and the syllabus from the chapter.

Learn Kannada present continuous conjugations across all pronouns using edenI, edv, and ideo. Match nanu, neenu, neevu, avanu, avaru, and adu; use illa for negatives and follow the suffix pattern.

Sunita narrates a story about her family today, mentioning her daughter and son, and everyday activities such as football.

Explore how Kannada uses the theni suffix to express both habitual present and future events, with context words like prati, dina, and nali.

Master verb conjugations in the combined future and simple present across all Kannada pronouns, using person suffixes like tini, tani, tali, tara, and practice with kelsa maardu examples.

Learn Kannada through a day in Geeta’s life, using habitual or simple present tense, with key words like nanu, ondu dina, Mysore, Delhi, Mumbai, Dinagalu, office, and Sastriyar.

Follow Raj as he goes to Agra tomorrow by train, visits the Taj Mahal, and takes a photo with Sanjay, while practicing future tense in Kannada.

Learn how to form the Kannada past tense in the first person, using verb-root changes and suffixes, with examples like I did the work and I drank coffee.

Master Kannada past tense by learning pronoun-specific verb suffixes, positive and negative forms, and irregulars with examples like haadu, kelsa, bar, and hog in context.

Murthy describes what his family did yesterday, including badminton, cinema, and taking an exam, in this beginner Kannada storytelling lesson.

Master Kannada verb conjugations by learning the three tenses and pattern-based suffixes, with examples using maadhu, thinu, matadu, hog, koodi, ba, and iru.

Build colors in Kannada vocabulary through common color names and their Kannada terms, including neeli, hashiru, kempu, gulabi, haldi, and keithel.

Learn Kannada vocabulary through a fruits-focused list, connecting Kannada terms to the fruits banana, mango, apple, lemon, orange, pineapple, grapes, jackfruit, guava, and coconut.

Build your Kannada vegetable vocabulary by pairing Kannada terms like tarkari and golu with English names such as potato, tomato, onion, carrot, brinjal, okra, and more.

Learn essential Kannada food vocabulary, from water and milk to rice, barley, dal, lentils, egg, chicken, oil, salt, and sugar, in this vocabulary builder lecture.

Build Kannada animal vocabulary by learning dog, cat, cow, buffalo, elephant, lion, goat, camel, pigeon, crow, mouse, fish, and monkey.

Build a Kannada vocabulary focused on body parts with a dedicated vocabulary builder, introducing terms for face, head, eye, nose, lips, hand, leg, chest, moustache, beard, neck, stomach, and back.

Build your Kannada adjective vocabulary with glossed terms like good, beautiful, intelligent, big, and small. Aimed at beginners, it aligns with Learn Kannada Language - Complete Beginner Kannada Course.

Build your Kannada vocabulary with a verbs-focused lesson. Learn common Kannada verbs with English glosses, including eat, drink, see, know, listen, sing, dance, go, run, speak.

Learn Kannada vocabulary for time and the days of the week, including yesterday, tomorrow, day, week, year, decade, century, and terms such as Somavara and Shaniwarwada.

Build Kannada numerical vocabulary by practicing the spoken forms of numbers from 1 to 100, as presented in the vocabulary builder lesson.

Learn Kannada question forms by using the easy way—add an r to end a statement for a yes-no question—along with practice using the regular way and question words.

Master Kannada question words such as what, who, where, when, why, how much, and how; learn their placement before verbs, formal vs informal forms, and reply patterns using demonstratives.

Learn Kannada post-positions and case endings, suffixes that express to, from, with, and near, including oblique and accusative forms and the object marker unknown.

Learn Kannada modal verbs to express can, should, and have to by adding bahulu, bako, and lei bako to root verbs like maadu and khali, for talking about goals.

Learn Kannada conjunctions to join sentences and form longer, more complex ideas using and, or, but, and therefore, with examples of Kannada sentence linking.

Engage in a Kannada shopkeeper conversation about saree shopping, exploring Kanchipuram silk sarees, design ideas, colors, discounts, and common phrases used in bargaining.

Master travel Kannada with practical phrases for a trip to Hampi, from namaskara greetings and planning with a guide to taxi rides, daivasthana visits, and dhanyavad.

Learn the Kannada script, the Kannada Lipi, an abugida used in Karnataka, where vowels attach as diacritics to consonants, totaling 34 consonants and 16 vowels.

Learn Kannada vowels, including paired short and long forms, their writing shapes, and how diacritics with consonants form syllables. Identify the nasal circle for um/ng and the rare Roo vowel.

Explore Kannada consonants across velar, palatal, retroflex, dental, and labial groups, learn aspirated vs unaspirated sounds, and master half-consonant forms and vowel diacritics for forming syllables and words.

practice reading the Kannada script starting with one letter words, then two and three letter words, learning consonant and vowel diacritic units (svara, matra) and progressing to sentences.

Practice reading two-letter Kannada words by decoding consonant-vowel syllables, mastering independent vowels, and recognizing common word structures through examples like nanu, raga, adu, undo, and guru.

Practice reading two-letter words in Kannada, including compound consonants formed by repeating letters and by combining two consonants, with on-screen examples and meanings for three-letter words in the next video.

Practice reading three-letter Kannada words formed from 1–2 consonants plus a vowel diacritic, with emphasis on spoken forms and common syllable patterns.

Practice reading short Kannada sentences with and without English hints, using color coded words to reinforce pronouns, basic phrases, and sentence structure.

Practice reading longer Kannada sentences with on-screen prompts, pausing to parse each word, while understanding spoken form versus written form and building daily reading fluency.

Practice reading Kannada long sentences to build beginner-level comprehension within the complete beginner Kannada course.