Learn and Speak Hindi Easily
A practical guide to mastering Hindi conversation
Unlock the ability to communicate in Hindi with confidence and ease.
What you'll learn
- Basic conversational phrases
- Pronunciation techniques
- Cultural context for language use
- Listening comprehension skills
- Grammar essentials for beginners
- Practical vocabulary for daily situations
About this book
This book is designed for anyone looking to learn Hindi in a straightforward and effective manner. With a focus on practical conversation skills, it provides readers with the tools they need to engage in everyday interactions. Whether you're preparing for a trip to India or seeking to connect with Hindi-speaking friends, this guide will help you achieve your language goals.
The structured approach ensures that learners can progress at their own pace, making it suitable for both beginners and those looking to refresh their skills. Each chapter is packed with useful phrases, cultural insights, and exercises that reinforce learning, making the process enjoyable and effective.
Who this book is for
- Travelers planning a visit to India
- Students studying Hindi
- Professionals working with Hindi speakers
- Language enthusiasts seeking new skills
- Anyone interested in Indian culture
Why read this book
- User-friendly structure for easy navigation
- Real-life scenarios to practice speaking
- Cultural tips to enhance understanding
- Engaging exercises to reinforce learning
About the language
Hindi is an Indo-Aryan language of the Indo-European family and one of the two official languages of India's central government. It has about 610 million speakers, about 345 million of them native.
Where it is spoken
India, Fiji
Writing system
It is written in the Devanagari script, from left to right, with a horizontal line joining the letters of a word along the top.
Quick facts
- Hindi and Urdu are very close in everyday speech but use different scripts.
- Many Arabic words entered Hindi through Persian.
- It is the language of most Bollywood films.
- The verb usually comes at the end of the sentence.
Why learn it
- Dealing with millions of Indian workers and professionals in the Gulf countries.
- Working in trade and technology with India, one of the world's largest economies.
- Understanding Bollywood films and songs without subtitles.
Words shared with Arabic
- किताब (kitāb) — book; from Arabic kitab.
- दुनिया (duniyā) — world; from Arabic dunya.
- ख़बर (khabar) — news; from Arabic khabar.
- वक़्त (waqt) — time; from Arabic waqt.
- कुर्सी (kursī) — chair; from Arabic kursi.
Comes with the book: the «Learn and Speak Easily» app
The book teaches you the word; the app trains you to say it. Open the app with your easyT account and practise every word and phrase in the book out loud.
2,188 words and phrases to practise in this book
Hear the right pronunciation
Every word and phrase in the book, spoken clearly, at normal speed or slowly.
Say it and get corrected
Tap the microphone and say the word — the app tells you right away whether you got it or came close.
The book's own chapters
Same chapters in the same order, with the word, its pronunciation in Arabic letters, its meaning and the book page.
A quiz after every chapter
Quick questions on what you learned; the app keeps your best score and your progress per chapter.
App details
- Free for everyone who bought the book, printed or digital
- Every language is open to Premium subscribers
- Sign in with your easyT account
- Works offline after a language is opened once
- Checking runs on your phone — your voice is never recorded or stored
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