Hindi Lessons
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Welcome to the Hindi lessons Wikibook.
This book is an introduction to Hindi and the script used to write it. It was written as an entry at hindi.unilang.org, and the author was kind enough to grant permission to copy and freely modify the text under the GFDL. Presently it is in a very colloquial style and needs editing to conform to Wikibooks conventions and take a bit more scholastic tone (per Vasil's comments), but it is a good start.
First and foremost, let me say some words about how well I know Hindi and about the way I'll teach it... I've learned the little Hindi I know from a guy, who calls himself Siddharth. Thanks to him, I'm writing these lessons - with his permission of course ;-) So, here's the best time to give my gratitude to my guru: धन्यवाद गुरु जी (Dhanyavaad guru-ji)!
Now, back to Hindi. I'll write the lessons in Devanagari (that is the script the Indians use to write Hindi). Don't worry if you don't know how to read Devanagari. I've written with every word in Hindi a transliteration in English letters. Apart from that I've written one short lesson about how to read the Hindi script: Lesson 0. (since I'm a programmer, I always start to count from 0, lol:)
The first lesson is about the language Hindi in general, i.e. about what's Hindi, where is it spoken etc. (of course for those who don't know :-) The number of lessons isn't great for now, as I'm learning more I'll teach more! Besides I think that Hindi grammar isn't that difficult to learn, and actually there isn't much to learn! So, after learning some basic grammatical structures and patterns you'll be able to say much in Hindi! Wish you luck! Enjoy!
Lessons
[edit | edit source]- Lesson 0: The Hindi Script: Devanagari.
- Lesson 1: Introduction to Hindi. Linguistic Information.
- Lesson 2: Some basic phrases.
- Lesson 3: Pronouns
- Lesson 4: Genders in Hindi... Hindi Verbs - Part 1
- Lesson 5: Hindi Verbs - Part 2.
- Lesson 6: Adjectives. Colors.
- Lesson 7: Cases. The Direct and Oblique case.
- Lesson 8: Modal Verbs.
- Lesson 9: Numbers and question words.
- Glossary