Learn Spoken Hindi – Simple, Fast & Effective
Published 3/2025
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Spoken Hindi for Beginners: A Structured & Practical Approach to Fluency
What you’ll learn
Understand how gender affects words in Hindi, learn masculine and feminine forms, and use them correctly to avoid mistakes in daily conversations.
Master the use of "my" in Hindi to talk about your belongings, family, and experiences, ensuring your sentences sound natural and grammatically correct.
Learn when to use the respectful or familiar form of "you" in Hindi, so you can address people properly based on age, status, and social relationships.
Use "your" correctly in Hindi to indicate possession in both formal and informal contexts, making your sentences clearer and more accurate.
Talk about others using "he," "she," "it," and other third-person pronouns accurately in Hindi, making it easier to describe people and situations.
Differentiate between "his" and "her" in Hindi, understand how gender impacts possession, and use them correctly in spoken and written communication.
Learn how to use "we," "you," and "they" to refer to groups of people in Hindi, ensuring your sentences are grammatically correct and meaningful.
Form simple present tense sentences in Hindi to describe habits, daily routines, general truths, and facts, helping you communicate more effectively.
Talk about ongoing actions in Hindi using the present continuous tense, allowing you to describe activities happening right now in a natural way.
Express future plans, predictions, and intentions using the future tense in Hindi, helping you discuss upcoming events clearly and accurately.
Understand transitive verbs in Hindi, how they affect sentence structure and meaning, and when to use them for clear and correct communication.
Learn how to form and ask different types of questions in Hindi, so you can engage in better conversations and gather the information you need.
Use prepositions like "in" and "on" correctly in Hindi to describe time, location, and placement, ensuring your sentences are precise and meaningful.
Master essential Hindi phrases for daily life, travel, and casual conversations, helping you communicate smoothly and confidently with native speakers.
Requirements
No Prior Knowledge Needed – This course is designed for beginners
Interest in Learning Hindi – A curious mindset and enthusiasm for learning a new language.
Internet Connection – A stable internet connection for online lessons, videos, and interactive exercises.
Willingness to Practice – Language learning requires regular practice to build fluency and confidence.
Patience & Persistence – Learning a new language takes time, so a positive attitude and consistency are key!
Description
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Welcome to Spoken Hindi! (Introduction)
Lecture 2 How to Introduce Yourself in Hindi
Section 2: Pronouns and Possession
Lecture 3 Understanding Gender in Hindi
Lecture 4 Using "My" Like a Pro!
Lecture 5 All About "You" – Respect & Familiarity
Lecture 6 Mastering "Your" in Different Contexts
Lecture 7 Talking About Others: He, She, It & More
Lecture 8 When to Use His vs. Her in Hindi
Lecture 9 We, You, They – Group Pronouns Explained
Lecture 10 Our, Your, Their – Possession Made Simple
Section 3: Basic Grammar & Sentence Structure
Lecture 11 Was & Were – Past Forms of "To Be"
Lecture 12 The Power of Infinitives in Hindi
Section 4: Present Tense Usage
Lecture 13 Present Tense – Making Simple Sentences
Lecture 14 Present Tense – Talking About Habits
Lecture 15 Present Tense – How to Form Sentences
Lecture 16 Present Tense – Everyday Conversations
Section 5: Present Continuous Tense
Lecture 17 Present Continuous – Actions Happening Now
Lecture 18 Present Continuous – How to Use It Naturally
Lecture 19 Present Continuous – Common Phrases & Uses
Lecture 20 Present Continuous – Everyday Conversations
Section 6: Future Tense
Lecture 21 Future Tense – Talking About What’s Next!
Lecture 22 Future Tense – Plans & Predictions
Lecture 23 Future Tense – Forming Sentences
Lecture 24 Future Tense – Expressing Intentions
Section 7: Verbs & Their Usage
Lecture 25 What Are Transitive Verbs & Why Do They Matter?
Lecture 26 Past Tense – Telling Stories in Hindi
Lecture 27 Past Tense – Talking About Your Day
Lecture 28 Past Tense – Mastering the Basics
Lecture 29 More About Transitive Verbs
Lecture 30 How to Use Transitive Verbs Correctly
Lecture 31 Transitive Verbs in Daily Conversations
Lecture 32 Past Indefinite Tense – Expressing Completed Actions
Section 9: Asking Questions & Question Words
Lecture 33 How to Ask Questions in Hindi
Lecture 34 The Power of "Is" in Hindi Sentences
Lecture 35 How to Say "What" in Different Contexts
Lecture 36 "Who" and How to Use It Effectively
Lecture 37 Prepositions: Using "In" and "On" Correctly
Lecture 38 "Where" – Asking for Locations
Lecture 39 "When" & "Why" – Talking About Time & Reasons
Lecture 40 "How" – Asking About Methods & Ways
Lecture 41 "Which" – Making Choices in Hindi
Lecture 42 How to Say "Never" in Hindi
Lecture 43 "No One" & "Nothing" – Talking About Absence
Section 10: Descriptions & Comparisons
Lecture 44 Describing Things: Adjectives in Hindi
Lecture 45 How to Compare Things in Hindi
Section 11: Oblique Forms & Possession
Lecture 46 Understanding the Oblique Form
Lecture 47 The Word "To" and How to Use It Right
Lecture 48 "My" in Different Scenarios
Lecture 49 How to Use "Ka" for Possession
Section 12: Future Continuous Tense
Lecture 50 Future Continuous Tense – Talking About Future Actions
Section 13: Oblique Pronouns & Expressing Emotions
Lecture 51 Oblique Pronouns – When and How to Use Them
Lecture 52 Expressing Likes & Love in Hindi
Section 14: Modal Verbs & Expressions
Lecture 53 How to Use "Can" in Hindi
Lecture 54 "Could" – Talking About Possibilities & Abilities
Lecture 55 Asking "How Much" & "How Many" Correctly
Section 15: Past Continuous Tense
Lecture 56 Past Continuous – Talking About Ongoing Past Actions
Section 16: Giving Commands & Requests
Lecture 57 Giving Commands & Requests: Imperatives
Lecture 58 Imperatives – Making Requests & Orders
Section 17: Expressing Needs & Desires
Lecture 59 Saying "Want" & "Need" in Hindi
Lecture 60 "Have" & "Has" – Expressing Possession
Section 18: Advanced Grammar & Usage
Lecture 61 Mastering Compound Prepositions
Lecture 62 "May" & "Might" – Expressing Possibilities
Lecture 63 How to Say "Something" & "Someone" in Hindi
Lecture 64 Past Imperfect Tense – Talking About Ongoing Past Events
Lecture 65 More About Compound Prepositions
Section 19: Perfect Tenses
Lecture 66 Present Perfect Tense – Connecting Past & Present
Lecture 67 Useful Terms for Everyday Conversations
Lecture 68 Past Perfect Tense – Talking About the Past Before the Past
Lecture 69 More Handy Hindi Phrases
Section 20: Common Verbs & Usage
Lecture 70 Using "Lag" in Different Contexts
Lecture 71 Using "Dena" to Express Giving
Lecture 72 Still, Till, After – Expressing Time Properly
Section 21: Essential Phrases & Conversations
Lecture 73 Essential Hindi Phrases You Must Know
Lecture 74 Talking About Time in Hindi
Lecture 75 Measurements & Units in Hindi
Section 22: Framing Questions & Examples
Lecture 76 How to Frame Questions Correctly
Lecture 77 Examples – Applying What You’ve Learned
Lecture 78 Examples – Common Sentences & Usage
Lecture 79 Examples – Real-Life Conversations
Lecture 80 Examples – Practical Application
Section 23: Connecting Ideas & Sentences
Lecture 81 Conjunctions – Connecting Ideas & Sentences
Lecture 82 More Handy Expressions in Hindi
Section 24: Basic Sentence Formation
Lecture 83 "Is/Am/Are" + Noun – Making Simple Sentences
Lecture 84 Understanding "Had" in Hindi
Section 25: Expressing Needs & Desires
Lecture 85 Expressing Wants & Needs
Lecture 86 How to Say "Want to" in Hindi
Lecture 87 "Need to" – Expressing Necessity
Section 26: Modal Verbs – Permissions & Hypotheticals
Lecture 88 "May" – Expressing Permission & Possibility
Lecture 89 Using "Waala" to Talk About Actions
Section 27: Grammar Rules & Important Concepts
Lecture 90 Important Rules for Hindi Grammar
Lecture 91 Essential Hindi Vocabulary
Lecture 92 Understanding "Ne" Case in Hindi
Lecture 93 How to Use "Ko" Correctly
Lecture 94 The Role of "Se" in Hindi Sentences
Lecture 95 Possession with "Ka" in Hindi
Lecture 96 Using "Mein" & "Par" for Locations
Lecture 97 More Key Grammar Rules
Section 28: Verb Forms & Special Cases
Lecture 98 Gerunds – Talking About Actions as Nouns
Lecture 99 "Will Be" & "Shall Be" – Future Forms
Lecture 100 Few More Grammar Essentials
Lecture 101 Verbs – The Building Blocks of Sentences
Section 29: Expressing Necessity & Obligations
Lecture 102 "Has to" & "Have to" – Expressing Obligation
Lecture 103 "Had to" – Talking About Past Necessities
Lecture 104 "Will Have to" – Future Responsibilities
Section 30: Special Verb Usages
Lecture 105 Using "Lag" in Different Expressions
Lecture 106 Understanding "Chuk" in Hindi Grammar
Lecture 107 More on "Had to" – Making Past Obligations Clear
Lecture 108 "May Be" – Talking About Uncertainty
Lecture 109 "Might Have" – Speculating About the Past
Lecture 110 The Power of "De" in Hindi Verbs
Section 31: Compound & Causative Verbs
Lecture 111 Understanding Compound Verbs in Hindi
Lecture 112 Causative Verbs – Getting Things Done!
Section 32: Conditional Sentences & Hypotheticals
Lecture 113 Conditionals – Talking About Possibilities
Section 33: Habitual & Repeated Actions
Lecture 115 Habitual Tense – Expressing Repeated Actions
Section 34: Pronouns & Sentence Connections
Lecture 116 Relative Pronouns – Connecting Ideas
Section 35: Commonly Used Verbs
Lecture 117 Four Essential Hindi Verbs You Must Know
Section 36: More Grammar Essentials
Lecture 118 More Grammar Rules for Fluency
Section 37: Expressing Desires & Hypotheticals
Lecture 119 Expressing "Want" in Hindi
Lecture 120 Understanding "Hona" – The Verb "To Be"
Lecture 121 Using "Kuchch" & "Koi" Correctly
Lecture 122 Subjunctive Mood – Expressing Hypotheticals (
Lecture 123 "Would Have" – Talking About Missed Opportunities
Section 38: More on Verb Usage
Lecture 124 Conjunct Verbs – Making Hindi Sound Natural
Lecture 125 "Go On" – Expressing Continuation & Persistence
Lecture 126 Interrogatives – Asking the Right Questions
Lecture 127 "Would Have To" – Expressing Hypothetical Obligations
Section 39: Postpositions & More Verb Usages
Lecture 130 Postpositions – The Backbone of Hindi Sentences
Section 40: Expressing Possibilities & Necessities
Lecture 131 "Could Have" – Expressing Past Possibilities
Lecture 132 "Should Have" – Expressing Regrets & Advice
Lecture 133 "May Have" – Talking About Probable Past Events
Lecture 134 "Must Have" – Expressing Strong Assumptions
Section 41: Passive Voice & Sentence Transformations
Lecture 135 "Have Been" – Talking About Ongoing States
Lecture 136 "Had Been" – Talking About Past Continuity
Lecture 137 "Will Be" – Expressing Future States
Lecture 138 How to Express "How" in Different Contexts
Lecture 139 "Should Be" – Talking About Expectations
Lecture 140 "Have to Be" – Expressing Necessary Conditions
Section 42: Miscellaneous Grammar Concepts
Lecture 141 "As" – Making Comparisons & Descriptions
Lecture 142 Understanding "Paana" in Hindi
Lecture 143 Continuity – Talking About Ongoing Actions
Lecture 144 Adverbs – Adding Detail to Your Speech
Section 43: Reflexive & Emphatic Forms
Lecture 145 Reflexive Forms – Talking About Yourself & Others
Lecture 146 Understanding ‘Lag’ in Different Contexts
Section 44: Passive Voice Deep Dive
Lecture 147 Passive Voice – Changing Focus in Sentences
Lecture 148 Passive Voice – More Examples & Usage
Section 45: Passive Voice & Sentence Transformations
Lecture 149 Using ‘Is/Am/Are + V3’: Passive Sentences Explained
Lecture 150 Was/Were + V3: Passive Voice in the Past
Lecture 151 Is/Am/Are + Being: Progressive Passive Forms
Lecture 152 Was/Were + Being: Passive Progressive Sentences
Lecture 153 Have Been + V3: Present Perfect Passive
Lecture 154 Had Been + V3: Past Perfect Passive
Lecture 155 Will Be + V3: Future Passive Voice
Lecture 156 Will Have Been + V3: Future Perfect Passive
Section 46: Expressing Possibilities & Necessities
Lecture 157 May Have to: Talking About Future Possibilities
Lecture 158 Can Be + V3: Expressing Passive Possibilities
Lecture 159 Should Be + V3: Passive Expectations
Lecture 160 Is to + V3: Expressing the Passive Future
Lecture 161 Has to Be + V3: Passive Necessity
Lecture 162 Need to Be + V3: Passive Requirement
Section 47: Special Grammar & Sentence Structures
Lecture 163 Even: Emphasizing Ideas in Hindi
Lecture 164 Being: Expressing Ongoing Actions
Section 48: Combination Tenses
Lecture 165 Present Combination Tense: Connecting Present Actions
Lecture 166 Past Combination Tense: Talking About Past Events
Lecture 167 Future Combination Tense: Looking Forward
Section 49: Talking About Past & Future Experiences
Lecture 168 Used To: Talking About Past Habits
Section 50: Making Requests & Expressing Needs
Lecture 169 Requesting Politely in Hindi
Lecture 170 More on Requesting: Getting What You Want
Section 51: Talking About Past & Future Experiences (Continued)
Lecture 171 Have Been To: Talking About Past Experiences
Lecture 172 Will Have: Talking About Future Plans
Section 52: Miscellaneous & Advanced Usage
Lecture 173 There: Talking About Locations and Existence
Lecture 174 Translating in Hindi: Tips and Tricks
Section 53: Wrapping Up
Lecture 175 Conclusion: Wrapping Up Your Hindi Journey
