Namaste Learners! I have created this video with early access to everyone in the community and more important than that I have created a exercise sheet with 10 Questions to learn Hindi and improve your comprehension and Hindi sentences and Vocabulary.🌿 Steps to learn - 1. Watch the video carefully. 2. Pause Play with absorbing the subtitles. 3. Take the Test/Exercises and submit your answers related to the video. 4. Check the answer sheet to see what you got right and wrong. Click here to get the Quiz/Exercises/Test.

Namaste! Welcome to Hindi with Hitendra. ⚡️ Your First Mission Make a quick post introducing yourself in English or Hindi. Tell us who you are, where you're from, and what is your motivation behind learning Hindi. Click here to join my free "Pronunciation Course" that will help you figure out how to improve your Pronunciation in Hindi. This will change how you think about Pronunciation in Hindi.

🗓️ This Week's Focus: "I like ___" Every day this week, we're practicing one of the most useful phrases in Hindi — expressing what you like. The core structure: 🌿 Mujhe ___ pasand hai (I like ___) Mujhe - I ( Objective pronoun ) Pasand - Like Hai - is/are ( These are helping verbs and you always use them at the end of the sentence. Today's Practice. Comment below with one thing you like, using this structure. Try both a simple version and a full sentence: - Mujhe chai pasand hai (I like chai) 🫖 - Mujhe Hindi seekhna pasand hai (I like learning Hindi) 📑 Your turn: What's something YOU like? Drop it in the comments — food, a hobby, a place, anything. Bonus points for a voice note saying it out loud 🎙️