At the moment English speakers can learn French, German, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese. If you’ve never heard of Duolingo then you are seriously missing out! Quite simply they are the best language education website ever - and they’re completely 100% free. Click the audio next to the letter क़ qa above to hear two pronunciations of the word: the rarer Urdu qalam and then the more common kalam. Click the audio above to hear the two pronunciations firstly the rarer qa and secondly the more common ka. The qa pronunciation is more common with Urdu speakers. However most Hindi speakers will pronounce it as a normal क ka sound.
The letter क़ qa is pronounced like a “k” sound but it comes from much deeper down in the throat. As you can see here we have simply added a dot under the letter क ka.
As you read this lesson you will see that many of these sounds are ignored by many Hindi speakers - but make sure you pay attention to ड़ and ढ़ which always have a distinct sound! So anyway here goes, the first letter for today is… This lesson is all about what’s called the nuqtaa or nuktaa in Hindi - which is just a name for a little dot that can sit under a consonant and modify its sound. So far we’ve covered all of the main Hindi consonants but unfortunately there’s still a bit more for us to learn! Today we’re going to learn about some additional consonants that are mostly used to represent sounds that have come from Arabic, Persian or even English and that don’t quite exist in the Hindi alphabet. Before I post that though I’m updating old parts of the Consonants Section! Here is the completely new version of Lesson #54 now with audio! Namaste everyone! I’m currently working on the second part the Similar Sounds lesson. So don’t forget to check out our Google Drive folder: ! Hopefully in the future I will be able to add even more resources to this folder, so if there’s anything else you’d like to see then please let me know and I’ll see what I can do! I hope these resources can help you :) Please let me now your feedback on these resources, both good and bad in the comments section below.
#Learn hindi books how to#
Inside the main folder you will find a Read Me file with more information about the contents and full instructions on how to download an entire folder!
Again you can download to your computer or print it off (if you have a lot of paper!) Many people have asked for this in the past and so here it is!
#Learn hindi books pdf#
pdf eBook which complies most of the lesson from our website into one very large, 284 page file. In a different folder we have all the audio files from our site available for you to easily listen to online or download…Īnd as if that wasn’t enough for you, we also have a. It’s only because they release many of their books under very generous Creative Commons copyright that I am able to share them with you here, so send thanks their way! Pratham Books are an amazing Indian Non-Profit that want to help Indian children learn to read. Some books even have audio recordings too! Click here to go straight to the folder.Ī teaser of some of the books available to read online! This folder contains a collection of over 60 Hindi children’s books, along with their English translations so you can check your understanding. The biggest attraction is the folder titled Pratham Books. You’re probably already asking yourself what resources are actually there - so let’s get straight into it. If you’ve never heard of Google Drive then don’t panic, it’s just a shared folder that anyone can access on the web. Good news everyone! We now have a shared Google Drive Folder, which you can find here, with several resources to help you learn Hindi.
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