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Speak Hindi from Day 1: Real Conversations for Beginners
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Speak Hindi from Day 1: Real Conversations for Beginners

Learn Hindi through English with simple conversations, real-life scenarios, and step-by-step speaking practice — no Hind
Created byPrashant Bhor
Last updated 6/2026
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What you'll learn

  • Speak Hindi confidently in everyday situations
  • Introduce yourself and ask basic questions
  • Understand and respond in simple conversations
  • Order food, ask directions, and interact in Hindi
  • Use commonly spoken Hindi phrases naturally
  • Build a strong foundation for further learning

Course content

3 sections • 36 lectures • 2h 29m total length

  • Ask About Spice Level in Hindi (Is it spicy?)4:57

    Learn to ask about spice level in Hindi through a guided dialogue and repeat essential phrases like is this spicy, give less spicy, okay, and anything else.

  • Build Your First Hindi Sentence (Easy Formula)5:42

    Learn the fundamental difference between Hindi and English sentence structure: in English, subject comes first, then verb, then object; in Hindi, subject comes first, then object, then the verb.

  • Greet People in Hindi (Daily Use Phrases)6:23
  • Ask for Menu in Hindi (Restaurant Conversation)6:43

    Learn how to ask for the menu, order water, and respond in a restaurant using practical Hindi phrases and pronunciation cues.

  • Introduce Yourself in Hindi (Simple & Natural)7:08

    Introduce yourself in Hindi with simple, natural phrases like my name, from America, and I am learning Hindi. Practice repeats and tailor sentences about where you live and your profession.

  • Lessons 1 to 4
  • Order Food in Hindi (Simple & Natural Way)5:36

    Learn to order food in Hindi with natural phrases such as namaste, kya lenge, mujhe ek chai chahiye, aur ek sandwich dijiye, aur kuch, dhanyavaad.

  • Ask for Recommendations in Hindi (What should I order?)4:16

    Learn to ask for recommendations in Hindi in a dining scenario, using phrases like kya lenge and yaha kya achcha milega, and say hamara butter chicken achcha hai.

  • Tell Destination in Hindi (Taxi Conversation Basics)5:40
  • Negotiate Fare in Hindi (Taxi Conversation)7:07

    Learn to negotiate taxi fare in Hindi by practicing phrases like I want to go to the station and it will cost 300 rupees, reduce to 250, dhanyavad.

  • Ask Price in Hindi (Shopping Conversation)6:24

    Practice Hindi price conversations in a shopping context, exploring how much is this, rupees, and phrases like thoda kam kijiye and de dijiye.

  • Bargain in Hindi (Reduce the Price Conversation)4:14

    Learn to bargain in Hindi with common phrases for price discussion: how much is this, please reduce the price, and practice numbers like 800 and 700 rupees.

  • Ask Size & Color in Hindi (Shopping Conversation)6:22

    Learn to ask for size and color in Hindi through a shopping conversation, using phrases like 'bada size hai', 'dusra rang hai', and 'neela dijiye'.

  • Ask Distance in Hindi (How far is it?)5:13

    Practice asking distance and travel time in Hindi through a real conversation, for beginners, using phrases like two kilometers, can we go by walking, and how long it will take.

  • Asking Directions in Hindi (Travel Conversation)4:49

    Practice asking directions in hindi through a travel conversation, using go straight, turn right, and turn left. Learn phrases like where is the metro station and dhanyavad meaning thank you.

  • Check-in at Hotel in Hindi (Real Conversation)8:56

    Master practical Hindi hotel check-in conversations with phrases like mera ek kamra book hai, aapka naam kya hai, yeh aapki chabi hai, do baje, dhanyawad.

  • Check-out at a Hotel in Hindi (Real Conversation)8:03

Requirements

  • No prior knowledge of Hindi required
  • No need to read or write Hindi
  • Willingness to practice speaking

Description

Start Speaking Hindi from Day One — No Prior Knowledge Needed

This course is designed for complete beginners who want to start speaking Hindi quickly and confidently, without getting stuck in complex grammar or script.

You don’t need to know how to read Hindi.
We use simple English (Hinglish) to help you understand and speak naturally from the very first lesson.


What You’ll Learn

  1. Speak simple Hindi sentences with confidence from day one

  2. Introduce yourself and ask questions naturally in Hindi

  3. Manage everyday conversations like greetings and daily interactions

  4. Communicate effectively in real-life situations such as restaurants, taxis, and shopping

  5. Understand and respond using commonly used Hindi phrases


How This Course Is Different

Most courses focus on grammar first.
This course focuses on speaking first.

  1. Learn Hindi through real-life, practical conversations

  2. Practice using simple and repeatable sentence structures

  3. Build speaking confidence step-by-step


Course Structure

Section 1: Basic Hindi (Start Speaking Immediately)
Learn greetings, introductions, questions, and daily-use phrases.

Section 2: Real-Life Hindi Conversations
Practice conversations for restaurants, taxis, shopping, hotels, and directions.


Who This Course Is For

  • Complete beginners with zero knowledge of Hindi

  • Expats, travelers, and professionals living in India or interacting with Hindi speakers

  • Anyone who wants to learn spoken Hindi quickly


This Course Is NOT For

  • Advanced learners looking for deep grammar

  • Those who want to focus only on reading/writing Hindi

By the End of This Course

You will be able to understand and speak Hindi in real-life situations with confidence.

Who this course is for:

  • Complete beginners who want to start speaking Hindi from zero
  • Expats and professionals living in India or interacting with Hindi speakers
  • Travelers who want practical Hindi for real-life situations
  • Learners who prefer speaking-focused learning instead of grammar-heavy lessons

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