Learn Hindi Reading Writing Part 4 of 5 - Hindi Script Writing Two Letter Words

Free Hindi Lessons by Shachi Chotia, Lead Faculty, hindihour.com. This is a live class video on Hindi script. Hindi is the most widely spoken and official language of India.
This is the part 4 of the 5 classes series on Hindi scripts. The lesson explains how to conjugate Hindi Alphabets to make two letter words. Starting with simple two letter words is the first step in learning reading & writing Hindi.
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...
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[@alexandrakilpatrick6531]

Thank you so much for posting these videos, what a great help it has been.

[@russtam85]

Thanks! Finally understand how to write it.

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[@indrapuran6883]

You are an excellent teacher. Enjoyed the lessons.

[@barbarabinder352]

Thank you so much for these videos! I have been living in India for quiet some time and finally learnt the alphabets through your videos... I am not sure, but when I am reading a book, I come across alphabets I haven't seen in your videos..

[@shachichotia2795]

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[@merchillio]

Thank you for those videos. I’ve been learning Hindi with Duolingo, but your videos greatly helped me with the script. धन्यवाद

[@thangbemgangte3960]

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[@renupaul2925]

Very nice and enjoyable lessons. You're very good at explaining and making it sound so easy. Your student is very bright too.

[@hook4257]

Great teacher

[@YTuser789]

thanks a world for teaching me to learn and write two letter words please make more videos so we could read and write any hindi word and sentence

[@fulfillkhongkiang2513]

Bohot bohot Dhyanyavad Adhyapika ji...🤗 is that right?? I just started learning hindi few months ago.

[@chitrad1902]

Very helpful mam

[@pavelgruev2725]

thank you! please upload more videos

[@tintunbirha]

Kal = means yesterday AND tomorrow. LOL no wonder we Indians are always late. We are called for yesterday and we end up coming tomorrow.

[@kanakavelukanaka2794]

Mam how to write Hindi in easy way

[@manojkhunte1318]

Bahot bdhiya... Mai v aese hi videsho me pdhana ki abhilasha rkhta Hu... Kaun se Desh me hai aap?

[@naturediversity7568]

plz upload more videos....so that we can make words and write them in hindi by joining them

[@shachichotia2795]

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[@DbossGamesStudios]

After this video, where do you recommend we continue our learning?

[@Missnyny34]

Hi. Thank you a lot for all of this. For the last word (fruit) we can't see the prononciation after indian letters, because of youtube proposition for next video. What was it wrotten "Phal" ? Thanks a lot. Regards. Nyssia

[@sathishkumarjayavelu8698]

for my son and his mother also

[@vishalsindham4659]

ma'am can you make a video on varnamal

[@shalinizahara4608]

Mam I cud not understand that m and f which u hav written. Can u please consider explaining me that

[@areehanoor1571]

m and f stand for masculine and feminine respectively. Nouns can be either masculine or feminine in Hindi language.

[@heithchen737]

I m learning Hindi,,so I m nt clear of possessive and asperative things

[@hugo.galarreta]

How is kal yesterday or tomorrow?

[@shachichotia2795]

Kal is used for both yesterday and tomorrow

[@areehanoor1571]

The sentence in which it is used clarifies whether it's meaning is yesterday or tomorrow in the sentence. Eg Me kal aya tha (sentence is in past tense which means *kal* here means yesterday, Mai kal avungi(it means I'll come tomorrow obviously it can't be I'll come yesterday) Thus, it's meaning is suggested by the sentence itself. Hope it helps ☺️

[@noursuperchinski]

Hello! There is no "z" in Hindi Varnamala, right? How to write "zindagi" so?

[@shachichotia2795]

Yes, there no z in Hindi. But zindagi comes from urdu and for z sound we put a dot under j like ज़

[@noursuperchinski]

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[@farhadullah8145]

@@shachichotia2795 Hi! Mam I am trying to find all your videos On KZbin but could not find. Please send me all links you taught to the students on WhatsApp [phone]). I have learnt all letters but it's difficult for me to join alphabet specially Hindi vowels. I have missed All the lesson except first four lesson

[@farhadullah8145]

@@shachichotia2795 Can you send me with Urdu script Or in romans

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[@Saurabh.P]

Why Hindi dropped using Schwa and most of the words in Hindi are 'Halanta' ( हलंत )? Most of the southern languages and Marathi and Sanskrut retained it? Even Halanta ( हलंत ) is pronounced as Halant ( हलंत् )

[@elborrador333]

Unknown but maybe due to evolution of the northern Prakrits and influence of Persian and Arabic. Though, Nepali doesn't delete the schwa so it's unclear what really happened that lead to schwa syncope in some but not all north Indian Indo-European languages.

[@vishwanathshetty1561]

What is the meaning of m,f

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my family

[@andihklee]

Wether the noun is masculine and feminine

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@@unstoppableplays7779lmao what

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hi

[@lakesidemission7172]

kala?

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hi