Learn Hindi Reading Writing Part 1 of 5 - Vowels & Consonants, Hindi Script Alphabets

Free Hindi Lessons by Shachi Chotia, Lead Faculty, hindihour.com. This is a live class video part 1 of the 5 classes series on Hindi script. You will learn correct pronunciation of alphabets including the half alphabets and simple steps to draw the characters.
Start writing with me as the lesson progresses and learn complete Devanagari script by the end.
Here are links of all videos in the series:
Lesson 1 • Learn Hindi Reading Wr...
Lesson 2 • Learn Hindi Reading Wr...
Lesson 3 • Learn Hindi Reading Wr...
Lesson 4 • Learn Hindi Reading Wr...
Lesson 5 • Learn Hindi Reading Wr...
Complete Hindi beginners online course with grammar explanations and script is available at www.udemy.com/...
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She is getting something in return and that's...spreading her language

[@milandas8140]

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[@arusha0072]

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[@misspia4142]

My native language is Hindi. I can speak very well as I was born in India but I moved abroad when I was 7 years old. Never really got a chance to learn how to write in the language. Thank you for teaching this content. I truly appreciate it.

[@PrinceSweetBun]

I just decided I wanted to start learning Hindi, and I always enjoy learning alphabets and this video is so amazing. The real time questions and answers help clarify things so much better than just being read and having repeat/write them down. Absolutely amazing and look forward to going through the other videos! ♥

[@multifunctionelis]

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Me suddenly at 3 am: Let's learn how to read Hindi.

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[@Aman-qr6wi]

All the hindi teachers everywhere i've seen don't teach hindi very clearly. This teacher also made some mistake by not including examples Ben/Hen/ Ken is ए = e sound Ban/Ran/Fan/Can is ऐ = ai sound Also, difference between A/अ, AA/आ and AH/अ: is not clear from her example. Most people in west pronounce karmA कर्म as karmAA. She didn't elaborate on how ऋ(ri) is considered a vowel and how it is equivalent of semi-silent r sound of english like in "water." Also, her 'औ/au' pronounciation is so bad she compare it to "aw". No, " saw" is not pronounced via औ. "Loss" would be good word where औ is used. She didn't even teach concept of halant/ ् and "varna vicched" K is written as क् Ka is written as क Where क्+अ=क All hindi teachers are very bad. One should learn hindi from me.

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[@kid7323]

It's 2:40 AM and I'm learning Hindi I am Taiwanese, I found that using our phonetic symbols ㄎㄏㄖ, russian cyrillic ч, french i, even german r ... can pronounce your language even closer. But your categorization just fantastic, the teaching pace is decent for foreigners. : ) (though some videos already point out how many languages in India exactly...)

[@flatbreadjk]

It's great that you're learning so many writing systems, I'm actually doing the same too!!! Just for memory and stuff And even if it's 2:40 am haha Goodspeed!!

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You are the best teacher!! I’m a second generation Indian immigrant who lives in the US. I know how to speak and understand hindi, but cant read or write. Thanks to you, soon i will be able to do all 4!!!!

[@couchpotato5363]

I wish my high school teacher taught me like this... Being from a no Hindi speaking state it was very difficult for us to learn Hindi. Bollywood taught me more Hindi than school.

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Where are you from?

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My hindi teacher used to slap the hell out of me when i was kid.

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[@mohsin10047]

im 11 minutes in the video and I paused to comment, she is a wonderful teacher! thank you Shachi Chotia jee.

[@matttube9369]

Exactly!!!

[@Aman-qr6wi]

All the hindi teachers everywhere i've seen don't teach hindi very clearly. This teacher also made some mistake by not including examples Ben/Hen/ Ken is ए = e sound Ban/Ran/Fan/Can is ऐ = ai sound Also, difference between A/अ, AA/आ and AH/अ: is not clear from her example. Most people in west pronounce karmA कर्म as karmAA. She didn't elaborate on how ऋ(ri) is considered a vowel and how it is equivalent of semi-silent r sound of english like in "water." Also, her 'औ/au' pronounciation is so bad she compare it to "aw". No, " saw" is not pronounced via औ. "Loss" would be good word where औ is used. She didn't even teach concept of halant/ ् and "varna vicched" K is written as क् Ka is written as क Where क्+अ=क All hindi teachers are very bad. One should learn hindi from me.

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[@Aman-qr6wi]

All the hindi teachers everywhere i've seen don't teach hindi very clearly. This teacher also made some mistake by not including examples Ben/Hen/ Ken is ए = e sound Ban/Ran/Fan/Can is ऐ = ai sound Also, difference between A/अ, AA/आ and AH/अ: is not clear from her example. Most people in west pronounce karmA कर्म as karmAA. She didn't elaborate on how ऋ(ri) is considered a vowel and how it is equivalent of semi-silent r sound of english like in "water." Also, her 'औ/au' pronounciation is so bad she compare it to "aw". No, " saw" is not pronounced via औ. "Loss" would be good word where औ is used. She didn't even teach concept of halant/ ् and "varna vicched" K is written as क् Ka is written as क Where क्+अ=क All hindi teachers are very bad. One should learn hindi from me.

[@varaniasharma_7]

As an Indian I can tell she is teaching very nicely better than Indian teachers...If you are having doubt I can help best of luck.धन्यवाद

[@Aman-qr6wi]

All the hindi teachers everywhere i've seen don't teach hindi very clearly. This teacher also made some mistake by not including examples Ben/Hen/ Ken is ए = e sound Ban/Ran/Fan/Can is ऐ = ai sound Also, difference between A/अ, AA/आ and AH/अ: is not clear from her example. Most people in west pronounce karmA कर्म as karmAA. She didn't elaborate on how ऋ(ri) is considered a vowel and how it is equivalent of semi-silent r sound of english like in "water." Also, her 'औ/au' pronounciation is so bad she compare it to "aw". No, " saw" is not pronounced via औ. "Loss" would be good word where औ is used. She didn't even teach concept of halant/ ् and "varna vicched" K is written as क् Ka is written as क Where क्+अ=क All hindi teachers are very bad. One should learn hindi from me.

[@Rahaf_98]

I started watching Indian (hindi) TV in 2011/2012 and by 2015/2016 I was good enough that I could watch full shows without subs and I understood almost everything (except few words here and there but I understood the plot)... I stopped watching in 2017-2022 I still remember it but now I want to properly learn the language (reading-writing-speaking) because I learned the language by listening and I couldn't read and write and I've always felt embarrassed when I tell someone "oh I know hindi!!..... but I can only translate what I hear & nothing else" so now this is the 1st lesson I found that I like and this is gonna be the start for me! hopefully by next year I can really master the language.

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So true

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Of course

[@haroldhart5702]

The lady is such a good educator, teaching is her passion. Well done.

[@smkgeek716]

The way of teaching is great. Thank you, i am learning Hindi reading from pakistan.. :)

[@omkarnaik966]

Thanks saeed!

[@Aman-qr6wi]

Hi saeed All the hindi teachers everywhere i've seen don't teach hindi very clearly. This teacher also made some mistake by not including examples Ben/Hen/ Ken is ए = e sound Ban/Ran/Fan/Can is ऐ = ai sound Also, difference between A/अ, AA/आ and AH/अ: is not clear from her example. Most people in west pronounce karmA कर्म as karmAA. She didn't elaborate on how ऋ(ri) is considered a vowel and how it is equivalent of semi-silent r sound of english like in "water." Also, her 'औ/au' pronounciation is so bad she compare it to "aw". No, " saw" is not pronounced via औ. "Loss" would be good word where औ is used. She didn't even teach concept of halant/ ् and "varna vicched" K is written as क् Ka is written as क Where क्+अ=क All hindi teachers are very bad. One should learn hindi from me.

[@LearnEnglishWithMatta]

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[@32laurens]

I have been searching for a way to learn the devanagari alphabet and too many resources just go: 'these are the symbols', done. I have been searching for a way that connects to me, because that is the only way to learn and retain. And now I think I found it. Thank you very much. (also love how you study the face of the student to ensure she understands before moving on)

[@petermachado2022]

Super teacher, just so clear and succinct. I learned Hindi growing up in India (and Marathi), was a Terrible student I had attention issues I only recently realized, and now I'm 65 and retired and returning to Hindi for fun. QUESTION: I thought फ had the F sound - I.e. how do you pronounce flower फूल?

[@keithforbes2326]

फ is ph (aspirated), फ़ with the dot is /f/ which is only used in loanwords apparently

[@SutirthaSil7396]

फूल is pronounced as phool.

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@@SutirthaSil7396 thanks. धन्यवाद।

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@@petermachado2022 Are you an Indian?

[@renupaul2925]

Good job Shachi.....I really enjoyed your style of teaching. Keep making more videos, they will be very helpful for so many people trying to learn Hindi all over the world.

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[@misbahhanif5368]

I'm from Pakistan living in Germany... I speak Urdu and German.. want to have idea how to write Hindi, because in speaking its almost same.... Thank you mam your teaching Method is very useful

[@pikazap6672]

I don't know why but I want to try to learn Hindi and write like this

[@brittanypersaud1844]

U r the best Hindi teacher ever

[@jitakishima2481]

Thanks a lot, ma'am! You made the script easier to understand and less intimidating. ❣️

[@sanandrabis]

Quite clear and the tips to draw the letters are perfect

[@BadhonCR]

Thanks. In Bangladesh, We all understand hindi but can't write it. Now I can Write it. दन्यबाद

[@thranduil8346]

gonna start to learn this beautiful language because of my friends so I can finally understand what they say. wish me luck!))

[@bhoomika6505]

All the best✌btw where are you from?

[@thranduil8346]

Bhoomika thanku! i’m from Kazakhstan 🇰🇿

[@tintunbirha]

Learn to speak and understand first. By watching Hindi films and singing Hindi songs. After a year you can go for writing. You will find it easier.

[@Aman-qr6wi]

@@thranduil8346I love turkik and iranian languages Here, All the hindi teachers everywhere i've seen don't teach hindi very clearly. This teacher also made some mistake by not including examples Ben/Hen/ Ken is ए = e sound Ban/Ran/Fan/Can is ऐ = ai sound Also, difference between A/अ, AA/आ and AH/अ: is not clear from her example. Most people in west pronounce karmA कर्म as karmAA. She didn't elaborate on how ऋ(ri) is considered a vowel and how it is equivalent of semi-silent r sound of english like in "water." Also, her 'औ/au' pronounciation is so bad she compare it to "aw". No, " saw" is not pronounced via औ. "Loss" would be good word where औ is used. She didn't even teach concept of halant/ ् and "varna vicched" K is written as क् Ka is written as क Where क्+अ=क All hindi teachers are very bad. One should learn hindi from me.

[@cherylforegard3462]

You are just awesome in teaching. I am following you and I find it so interesting. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge so patiently. I will be following your lessons online as I am interested in learning Hindi. It is better late than never. May God bless you always.

[@normanremedios8190]

Excellent!!

[@Derrickbernardbba]

Great explanation madam. Thanks

[@majeedza5]

I am also learning Hindi and trying to teach here in Pakistan through youtube. Wish me a good luck. :)

[@matrixigtgamer8163]

Hope it’s going good

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I wish I could have face to face learning

[@omkarnaik966]

It shouldn't be so hard Abdul!

[@majeedza5]

@@omkarnaik966 Hope so. Now I learnt it a lot.

[@Aman-qr6wi]

@@majeedza5 namaste, abdul, All the best for you. However All the hindi teachers everywhere i've seen don't teach hindi very clearly. This teacher also made some mistake by not including examples Ben/Hen/ Ken is ए = e sound Ban/Ran/Fan/Can is ऐ = ai sound Also, difference between A/अ, AA/आ and AH/अ: is not clear from her example. Most people in west pronounce karmA कर्म as karmAA. She didn't elaborate on how ऋ(ri) is considered a vowel and how it is equivalent of semi-silent r sound of english like in "water." Also, her 'औ/au' pronounciation is so bad she compare it to "aw". No, " saw" is not pronounced via औ. "Loss" would be good word where औ is used. She didn't even teach concept of halant/ ् and "varna vicched" K is written as क् Ka is written as क Where क्+अ=क All hindi teachers are very bad. One should learn hindi from me.

[@matrixigtgamer8163]

This is so useful I am in 10th grade and I forgot how to read and write Hindi Caus I never payed attention in class but with this I hope I can learn how to read and write

[@gigigrc]

Thank you a lot, Miss. This’s very helpful to me.

[@terryadams2652]

she's a mrs, not a ms

[@florindan1807]

Its was a very clear and simple teaching method. Thank you Shachi. This video was very useful for me.

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[@mrbhattacharjee7892]

@@shachichotia2795 is devnagri language named sanskrit?

[@zuoelu]

@@mrbhattacharjee7892 Yes but it's also for Hindi

[@SutirthaSil7396]

@@mrbhattacharjee7892 Devanagari isn't a language. Devanagari is the name of the script only.

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Hi are you konkani mam

[@aquamilles7979]

she is a good teacher she teaches more things for one word to make us understand and you are better than my hindi teacher good job and god bless you

[@بنكالإقتحامات]

Mera nam mohammed . Because i got confident of my hindi just watching your tech . Maybe i know more than i think . Just give me confidence .

[@kritikasood5093]

Thank you very much for making this 5 part series available on KZbin!

[@reallysantana]

Thank you to all the women teachers in this evil world you rock👍💞🤘

[@ajab3927]

Ms. Chotia, thanks for this lesson - just came across your channel. You surely have a lot of patience. It is a pleasure to watch your videos.

[@mousiyajayachandran6296]

You're teaching method is to good. You are the best teacher

[@woradavariety]

simply and easy to understand, dhanyavard ji

[@Bacon420]

Wow I just did the Duolingo Hindi alphabet and basics, but this is far more fun to watch!

[@Aman-qr6wi]

All the hindi teachers everywhere i've seen don't teach hindi very clearly. This teacher also made some mistake by not including examples Ben/Hen/ Ken is ए = e sound Ban/Ran/Fan/Can is ऐ = ai sound Also, difference between A/अ, AA/आ and AH/अ: is not clear from her example. Most people in west pronounce karmA कर्म as karmAA. She didn't elaborate on how ऋ(ri) is considered a vowel and how it is equivalent of semi-silent r sound of english like in "water." Also, her 'औ/au' pronounciation is so bad she compare it to "aw". No, " saw" is not pronounced via औ. "Loss" would be good word where औ is used. She didn't even teach concept of halant/ ् and "varna vicched" K is written as क् Ka is written as क Where क्+अ=क All hindi teachers are very bad. One should learn hindi from me.

[@MSalt69]

I just started learning Hindi online, but their lessons on writing are weak. This was really really useful! धन्यवाद!

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Nice 👌👌

[@voicelistener2016]

The best writing instructions and pronounce skill for student ! Dhanyavaad 🙏

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[@Aman-qr6wi]

All the hindi teachers everywhere i've seen don't teach hindi very clearly. This teacher also made some mistake by not including examples Ben/Hen/ Ken is ए = e sound Ban/Ran/Fan/Can is ऐ = ai sound Also, difference between A/अ, AA/आ and AH/अ: is not clear from her example. Most people in west pronounce karmA कर्म as karmAA. She didn't elaborate on how ऋ(ri) is considered a vowel and how it is equivalent of semi-silent r sound of english like in "water." Also, her 'औ/au' pronounciation is so bad she compare it to "aw". No, " saw" is not pronounced via औ. "Loss" would be good word where औ is used. She didn't even teach concept of halant/ ् and "varna vicched" K is written as क् Ka is written as क Where क्+अ=क All hindi teachers are very bad. One should learn hindi from me.

[@phahroel]

Love your way of teaching, Ma'am. I hope I can speak in Hindi one day. I will be your Indonesian fan now 😎

[@chitrad1902]

Very effective teaching 💐💐

[@abenormal360]

Great teacher. Nice and easy with time to repeat and reflect. Well done! 👍

[@nikitag2303]

Wow.. No one can teach easily than her. Loved it mam

[@bolbiar5287]

Thank you man. Lovely learn ❤️

[@vikashsikarwar1454]

grate hindi teacher and good transaliting

[@angelorjichukwu4744]

Thanks a lot ma😘 Really understandable for a beginner like me

[@sidhiquea1325]

i am 7 year old thank you Shach chotia mam ^_^ 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😍😍😍😎😎😎

[@anasmukhtarhayinalhaji8464]

.... good teacher, good writing, good methods of teaching, conducive environment and all the rest. All I want to say is that the way the lesson is delivered, the better i understand. I'm very interested of Hindi language since, from the times I started watching Indian films. I had more or little knowledge of that vowels and consonants in Hindi. Thank you so much and God bless you. May Allah increase and expand our understanding.

[@pei-xuanlu]

19:20 Consonant writing

[@nickirafiei5306]

sorry for interrupting here, but what is that knocking sound in the background? couldn't help but observe it while watching the video. i have recently started interesting myself in indian scripts, and how words look when written, so that fascinates me a lot. although i can speak hindi almost 100 percent, i concider hindi to be my 5 or 6th language, since my native tongue is farsi. speaking of farsi, i find urdu to be very easy to understand. for exemple, if i listen to standardised urdu, i can get the gist of what's being said without even having to translate, since my hindi bass is very strong, and the persian lonewords help me a lot. but i also love to see different words in different indian languages written in they're alphabets. for exemple, what does a tamil word look like when its written, or what does a kannada or telugu word look like when written. so these types of videos help me a lot. thanks for explaining how its done. hello from an iranian woman in Sweden.

[@hindi-punjabiguru]

यह मददगार और उपयोगी वीडियो है

[@partyfiesta1557]

This teacher is captivating. Awesome pedagogy

[@lifeisland1054]

It's really valuable. Thank you so much ma'am ❤

[@Welldonewaryaaa]

Hands down the best videos on Hindi writing… thank you so much for putting these up

[@AJdance2111]

Her voice is so soft and gentle

[@sijiaz8667]

Oh wow. Bahut dhanyavaad guru ji :)

[@prabodhamadhubhashini3556]

Thank you so much for your nice teaching. This helps a lot to learn about writing the letters for a beginner, which is very important. ❤💐

[@candycrush8357]

Wow so good....😚

[@Danetto]

great lesson and teacher

[@vaneetgill]

The hook and the balloon with a string is called Maatra . Aa ki maatra, Oo ki Matra and Ae ki matra.

[@kevinleeds979]

It is excellent for teaching me how to write them, and for giving me some idea about the pronunciations. But I feel like the pronunciation information given is not very precise. The short and long vowels are shorter and longer in duration, not like in English where a short o is a different sound from a long o, as "hot" and "roof". Also in the "i" sound it sounds like a long e that is short duration, as in "tree" maybe, but then the example is "thin" which I would think of as a short vowel in English (with a short duration I guess). So that is slightly confusing but I can get that somewhere else. This is a good thing about the teaching: She waits for the student to finish writing and look up, and then she gives the information about the u. I like that!

[@shachichotia2795]

Thanks for your comments. I would like to offer my explanation here. In Hindi, o and oo are different vowels..its not just short or long of the same vowel. 'Go' and 'saw' are different vowel sounds thus. 'Go' has a short o sound while 'saw' has a long o sound. For the short oo and long oo also the example is 'good' and 'roof'. One can understand it with observing that there are only 5 vowels in english while 13 in Hindi.

[@kgown2008]

Shrimati Chotia jee ..Namaste from Karachi. U made script so easy for me to practice

[@zainab_zi9193]

A good , amazing and perfect teacher 😍❤🌷

[@Anyrgaa]

From all the videos I ve watched, this is the only one that actually teached me something

[@DnKZone]

taught*

[@sonamrigzin2560]

learning from ladakh

[@muhammadkhan2532]

Such a clarity in presentation! Thank you!

[@rihanrosette1117]

Will definitely learn from this video 💜💜

[@brittanypersaud1844]

Thx ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@renukapaul6688]

Thank you Shachi. You're a very good teacher. I appreciate these videos a lot...

[@chinmaykarkhanis4299]

Ma'am good job.. Very clear and proper pronunciations. No complaints Attol. Great job

[@iaishahphawa5404]

Very systematic teaching I like her teaching.

[@rmjbratnayake825]

bahuth danyawad

[@גלצופר]

Will learning Devanagari help me if I want to learn more languages from the subcontinent?

[@amminadabz]

As I understand it, they almost all use this writing system, so yes.

[@elementalstriker]

@@amminadabz has understood it wrong i would say, lots f languages in India has their own script and grammar. But of curse learning any Indian language will definitely help you learn another one better as they have all inspired other in one way or the other

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[@harismughal99]

@Vishwas Singh Sindhi doesn't resemble like these all, even it's writing system is entirely different, it starts from right to left 💔... sorry for correction!

[@SutirthaSil7396]

@@harismughal99 No. Sindhi Hindus write Sindhi in Devanagari script.

[@raidreamer]

A perfect teacher

[@cheviot2988]

Amazing!

[@1m_T1red.]

Good

[@ejakobs9881]

This video is great. Such excellent word examples for sounds. Thanks for sharing

[@jakethesnake95]

Very helpful. धन्यवाद!

[@harismughal99]

Got this word....thanks na?😌

[@KASSEDITEAMNARDO]

YES gracias Mi nombre is Kassedi Wilson Bailey and I must expand more fluently. I embrace your origin and I love this. A Tennessean Memphis

[@elireyesppc]

Thank you so much, Shachi, for putting in the effort and time to share this valuable video with us. We are looking to start learning Hindi via KZbin ♥.I can't thank you enough. I have been looking for videos, but none of them could teach me with the same quality as yours.

[@AhmadJamal1]

good teacher 👍

[@ishaanvasudeva5996]

This is amazing thank you so much keep this up and I hope you upload more. I’m learning Hindi on my own and this was very fun, interesting, and entertaining. Thank you

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Great teacher, thank you for posting

[@fatumaroble3222]

learning indian language always been a fan 15 old gal from kenya 😍😘

[@theyuha]

Makes more sense to me now with the consonants.

[@jonathanwijayaratne4876]

Thank you for this video! As a French Sri Lankan I really appreciate your clear and concise explanation :) as I watched I made myself a note, linking each devanagari letter to its equivalent in Sinhalese, since we also follow the same order in our alphabet! ස්තූතියි and dhanyavaad!

[@anaana-rq2rl]

You are an amazing teacher thank you so much.

[@shankarpadmanabanp7504]

Super 😃😀

[@therash09]

I am a native Hindi speaker from the land of its birth, i.e., Delhi. Some of the sounds and the usages of certain alphabets as taught by the teacher in this video were incorrect. Maybe she did it on purpose to simplify. Anyway, I won't rectify those here. The Hindi alphabet uses Devanagari script and like most languages of the Indian Subcontinent, borrows the bulk of its sounds from Sanskrit. A few sounds are borrowed from other regional languages, while some others are foreign imports. Here is the extensive Devanagari alphabet, of which the Hindi sounds form a subset. Vowels: अ, आ, इ, ई, उ, ऊ, ऋ (used only in Sanskrit words directly adopted in Hindi), ॠ (not used in Hindi, used only in Sanskrit), ऌ (not used in Hindi, used only in Sanskrit), ॡ (not used in Hindi, used only in Sanskrit), ए, ऐ, ओ, औ, अं, अः (used only in Sanskrit words directly adopted in Hindi) Consonants (all these alphabets are used in Hindi, unless explicitly mentioned otherwise): क-family: क​, ख​, ग​, घ​, ङ च-family: च, छ​, ज​, झ​, ञ ट-family: ट​, ठ​, ड​, ढ​, ण​ त-family: त​, थ​, द​, ध​, न​ प-family: प​, फ​, ब​, भ​, म​ Interior-family: य, र​, ल​, ळ, व​ (ळ is not used in Hindi, but used in other languages like Marathi and dialects like Hariyanavi) Friction-family: श​, ष, स​, ह​ (ष is used only in Sanskrit words directly adopted in Hindi) Vowels imported from other Indian languages: अँ Consonants imported from other Indian languages: ड़, ढ़, झ़ Vowels imported from foreign languages (used to express English language sounds): ऍ, ऑ Consonants imported from foreign languages (used to express Persian, Arabic and English language sounds): क़​, ख़​, ग़​, ज़​, द़, फ़​

[@rashmiganotra]

Hi! This was absolutely informative! Did you read in some book? Could you please tell me the same? Thanks!😊

[@therash09]

​@@rashmiganotra hi, thanks for appreciating!! No, I did not read this specifically in any book. Most of my knowhow is from my school days studying Hindi as a subject until middle school. Any further enhancement happened gradually through random means (songs, articles, websites, news, etc.). I never consciously gathered any language knowhow and have just kept my eyes and ears open to any new thing that I come across anywhere. I am really sorry if you find this reply underwhelming.