Free Hindi lessons · Ten guides

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Ten structured guides that take you from the first letter to fluent conversation and CBSE Class 1–8 exam mastery. Written for beginners, kids abroad and school students, with Devanagari, English letters and plain meanings.

Ten free Hindi guides

Filter by topic or work through them in order—from alphabet and matras to CBSE vyakaran, writing formats and everyday speech.

The order to learn Hindi in

  1. Start with the letters

    Learn the 11 vowels and 33 consonants of the varnamala and the sound each one makes.

  2. Add the matras

    Join vowels to consonants with matras and read the barakhadi. This is the step that turns letters into words.

  3. Count and build sentences

    Learn the numbers, then the grammar that holds a sentence together: nouns, pronouns, verbs, sandhi, samas and letter formats.

  4. Speak every day

    Use ready-made phrases and clear pronunciation aloud. Speaking early, even with mistakes, is what makes Hindi stick.

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Questions about learning Hindi

Can I learn Hindi online for free?
Yes. All ten guides on this page are free and cover the Hindi alphabet, matras, numbers, CBSE Class 1–8 syllabus, vyakaran, sandhi & samas, letter writing, muhavare, spoken phrases and pronunciation.
How long does it take to learn Hindi?
Most beginners can read the script slowly within a few weeks of daily practice and hold simple conversations within 30 to 60 days. How fast you go depends on how often you speak Hindi with someone who corrects you.
Is Hindi hard for English speakers?
The script looks unfamiliar, but it is regular: each letter has one sound, so words are read exactly as written. The main new ideas are noun gender and placing the verb at the end of the sentence.
Should I learn to read Hindi or speak it first?
Either works. School students need reading and writing from the start. Adults and kids abroad who mainly want conversation can begin with spoken phrases and pronunciation in English letters and add the script afterwards.

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