In this trial lesson, we'll be getting to know each other, discussing your language goals, creating an effective plan to achieve them, and also going through the teaching styles that we'll be using in future classes.

In this lesson, we will be focusing on: 
1. Improving your pronunciation.
2. Practicing vocabulary that you already know.
3. How to express yourself even with limited vocabulary.
4. A little bit about the Hindi language and its history and origin.
5. Learning how spoken Hindi is different from textbook Hindi.
6. Learning new vocab and its use in different situations.
7. A few tips and tricks to sound like a native (How not to sound robotic while speaking).

and at the end of every lesson, you'll be provided with materials to study further and revise what has already been learned it may include PDF/PPT/Notes Vocabulary (It depends on what we learned in the lesson and if the material is needed).

** Feel free to ask me before you apply to class if you have any questions.

Hindi guided conversation practice (spoken hindi)

Do you want to learn how to read and write in Hindi, the official language of India and one of the most widely spoken languages in the world? whether you are a beginner, intermediate, or advanced learner, you can learn how to read and write in Hindi with ease and confidence with me. You will learn the Devanagari script, which consists of 12 vowels and 36 consonants, and how to combine them to form words and sentences with proper feedback and guidance. You will also learn the pronunciation of Hindi and you will also learn about the Indian culture as well and if you are a beginner you will also learn how to introduce yourself and have a normal conversation. So what are you waiting for? let's start your journey of learning Hindi together.

** Feel free to ask me before you apply to class if you have any questions.

Learn to read and write in Hindi

In this lesson, we will be focusing on: 
1. Improving your pronunciation.
2. Practicing vocabulary that you already know.
3. How to express yourself even with limited vocabulary.
4. A little bit about the Kannada language and its history and origin.
5. Learning how spoken Kannada is different from textbook Kannada.
6. Learning new vocab and its use in different situations.
7. A few tips and tricks to sound like a native (How not to sound robotic while speaking).

and at the end of every lesson, you'll be provided with materials to study further and revise what has already been learned it may include PDF/PPT/Notes Vocabulary (It depends on what we learned in the lesson and if the material is needed).

** Feel free to ask me before you apply to class if you have any questions.