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Do you want to speak Hindi? To learn Hindi, you must acquire Hindi words and know how to pronounce them correctly. Our online lessons are tailored to help you learn Hindi effectively.

Hindi is counted among the Indo-Aryan languages. It is spoken in most of the states of northern and central India. For all intents and purposes, the two languages are almost identical. Above all, the crucial difference is in the writing system. On the other hand, Urdu uses the Arabic semiotic system. Distinctive for Hindi are the many dialects. These differ, sometimes strongly, from one another due to the country’s size. Hindi is the native language of 370 million people.

An additional 150 million people are proficient in Hindi as a second language. With that, Hindi is among the most spoken languages in the world. It is in second place after the Chinese. So it comes before Spanish and English! And India’s influence in the world is growing rapidly!

Let’s learn more about Hindi!

As with most languages, one of the first things you’ll tackle as you learn Hindi is the Hindi alphabet. Hindi is written from left to right and the alphabet consists of 13 vowels and 36 consonants.

Just like the colorful celebrations that are a cornerstone of Hindi culture, India is a diverse place that incorporates a tapestry of 22 different languages, each with its own dialects and regional influences. However, Hindi is the most popular language in India and is commonly spoken by nearly half a billion people. About half of the population of native speakers are located across a large swathe of northern and central India. Hindi is also widely spoken in Nepal, South Africa, Fiji, Mauritius, Suriname, Guyana, and Trinidad and Tobago.

While you don’t need an advanced understanding of it to learn how to speak Hindi, it will definitely help to learn the basics of the Hindi alphabet. Once you’ve done that, you can circle back later in your language learning journey to develop a more sophisticated understanding so you can both read and write in Hindi.

One advantage of the Hindi alphabet is that it’s relatively simple and logical. It divides consonants, vyanjans, into categories based on the order in which they appear in Hindi words. Hindi vowels include अ, आ, इ, ई, उ, ऊ, ए, ऐ, ओ, औ, अं, अः, and pitch is usually used in Hindi to convey contrast and emphasis but not to delineate differences in meaning.

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Hindi as a language becomes a challenge if your child is not in their home country. Santwana is a very well-qualified teacher for this language and has been teaching Hindi for the last 7 years to higher classes.

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