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                                                                                                         Sample Lessons

Lesson 1: Introduction to Hindi

Goal: Understand the basics of Hindi language and culture.

Content:

• Hindi is spoken by over 600 million people.
  
  

• Written in Devanāgarī script (देवनागरी लिपि).
  
  

• It is a phonetic language — words are pronounced as they are written.
  
  

Key Phrases:

English

Hindi

Pronunciation

Hello

नमस्ते

Namaste

Goodbye

अलविदा

Alvida

Please

कृपया

Kripya

Thank you

धन्यवाद

Dhanyavaad

Yes

हाँ

Haan

No

नहीं

Nahin

Cultural Tip:
Use “Namaste” with a slight bow and joined palms. It’s both a greeting and a gesture of respect.

🪷 Lesson 2: Hindi Alphabet (Varnamala - वर्णमाला)

Vowels (स्वर):
अ, आ, इ, ई, उ, ऊ, ए, ऐ, ओ, औ, अं, अः

Consonants (व्यंजन):
क, ख, ग, घ, च, छ, ज, झ, ट, ठ, ड, ढ, त, थ, द, ध, प, फ, ब, भ, म, न, य, र, ल, व, श, ष, स, ह

Practice Tip:
Start by writing your name in Hindi script.

🌼 Lesson 3: Basic Sentence Structure

Hindi sentence order:
👉 Subject + Object + Verb
Example:

• I eat apples → मैं सेब खाता हूँ (Main seb khaata hoon) [male speaker]
  
  

• I eat apples → मैं सेब खाती हूँ (Main seb khaati hoon) [female speaker]
  
  

Grammar Note:
Verbs change according to gender and number of the speaker.

🌻 Lesson 4: Introducing Yourself

Key Vocabulary:

English

Hindi

Pronunciation

I

मैं

Main

You

तुम / आप

Tum / Aap

My name is…

मेरा नाम … है

Mera naam … hai

I am from…

मैं … से हूँ

Main … se hoon

Dialogue:

• A: नमस्ते! आपका नाम क्या है? (Namaste! Aapka naam kya hai?)
  Hello! What is your name?
  
  

• B: मेरा नाम एमा है। (Mera naam Emma hai.)
  My name is Emma.
  
  

• A: आप कहाँ से हैं? (Aap kahaan se hain?)
  Where are you from?
  
  

• B: मैं अमेरिका से हूँ। (Main America se hoon.)
  I am from America.
  
  

🌺 Lesson 5: Numbers and Time

Numbers 1–10:
एक (1), दो (2), तीन (3), चार (4), पाँच (5), छह (6), सात (7), आठ (8), नौ (9), दस (10)

Time Example:

• What time is it? — समय क्या हुआ है? (Samay kya hua hai?)
  
  

• It’s 5 o’clock — पाँच बजे हैं (Paanch baje hain)
  
  

🌿 Lesson 6: Everyday Situations

Useful phrases:

English

Hindi

Pronunciation

How are you?

आप कैसे हैं?

Aap kaise hain?

I’m fine.

मैं ठीक हूँ।

Main theek hoon.

Where is the bathroom?

बाथरूम कहाँ है?

Bathroom kahaan hai?

How much is this?

यह कितना है?

Yeh kitna hai?

🎨 Lesson 7: Hindi Culture and Etiquette

• Respect elders by using “Aap” instead of “Tum”.
  
  

• Remove shoes before entering homes or temples.
  
  

• Try simple Hindi phrases — locals appreciate the effort!
  
  

🕉️ Lesson 8: Practice and Immersion

Activities:

• Watch a Hindi movie with subtitles (e.g., 3 Idiots).
  
  

• Label items in your room in Hindi.
  
  

• Try small conversations with native speakers.

Hindi for Beginners – Sample Lession: Greetings & Self-Introduction
Audience: Adult foreign learners
Mode: Online teaching + Self-paced learning
Duration: 45 minutes
Includes:

• Bilingual script (English • हिंदी • Romanized Hindi)
  
  

• Grammar + cultural notes
  
  

• Practice dialogue + mini quiz

🪔 Hindi for Beginners – Sample Lesson: Greetings & Self-Introduction

• Lesson objectives
  
  

• Vocabulary list (English • हिंदी • Romanized Hindi)
  
  

• Grammar focus
  
  

• Sample dialogues
  
  

• Cultural note
  
  

• Practice activities
  
  

• Mini quiz
  
  

🎯 Learning Objectives:

• Learn basic Hindi greetings.

• Introduce yourself and ask someone’s name.

• Understand basic sentence structure in Hindi.

• Practice pronunciation using audio placeholders.

🪔 Vocabulary:

English

हिंदी

Romanized Hindi

Hello            नमस्ते            Namaste

Goodbye   अलविदा       Alvida

Please         कृपया       Kripya

Thank you   धन्यवाद   Dhanyavaad

Yes    हाँ     Haan

No   नहीं     Nahin

My name is…   मेरा नाम … है      Mera naam … hai

I am from…     मैं … से हूँ        Main … se hoon

💬 Dialogue: 

                    A: नमस्ते! आपका नाम क्या है? (Namaste! Aapka naam kya hai?) Hello! What is your name?

                    B: मेरा नाम एमा है। (Mera naam Emma hai.) My name is Emma.

                    A: आप कहाँ से हैं? (Aap kahaan se hain?) Where are you from?

                    B: मैं अमेरिका से हूँ। (Main America se hoon.) I am from America.

🧠  Grammar Focus:

Sentence order: Subject + Object + Verb

• Verb changes according to speaker’s gender (खाता हूँ / खाती हूँ)

• Use “आप” for polite/formal address and “तुम” for informal

🌏 Cultural Insight:

• Namaste is both a greeting and a gesture of respect.

• Always address elders with “आप” to show politeness.

• Small effort in speaking Hindi is appreciated by locals.

✍️ Practice Exercises:

1. Write your own introduction using: मेरा नाम … है। मैं … से हूँ।

2. Match the following Hindi words to English (from the vocabulary list).

3. Practice saying all greetings aloud using audio placeholders.

🧩 Mini Quiz:

1. How do you say “Thank you” in Hindi?

2. Which word means “Yes”?

3. Translate: “My name is Rahul.”

4. Choose the correct sentence order: Subject + Verb + Object OR Subject + Object + Verb?

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