Learn Hindi with Ash

Ash T. / Hello Hindi

Learn Hindi with Ash makes learning is uniquely designed for English speakers. Listen to everyday conversations and familiar fairy tales you already know in Hindi, while naturally building your Hindi vocabulary and picking up grammar along the way. What you'll get: • Everyday Hindi Conversations & Practical Grammar • Unique "3-Level Immersion" Stories (Fairy Tales) • Easy listening for both adults and kids Join Ash’s live Hindi classes on Zoom, where you can practice real conversation. 🌐 Website: ⁠https://hello-hindi.com 📅 Book a Class: https://calendly.com/coachashmath/hindi-trial-class

Episodes

  1. 1d ago

    Ep. 8 | Easy Hindi (English Speakers): How to Ask "What's That?"

    In this episode, you'll learn Hindi through a fun, everyday story about making chai and figuring out what's inside two similar-looking jars! Join Ash and Monika as Ben makes chai at his friend Neha's apartment. He wants sugar, but he needs to make sure he doesn't accidentally add salt! Through their story, you'll learn how to ask “What is this?” and “What is that?” in Hindi using simple, practical sentences. What you'll learn: How to ask “What is this?” in Hindi: Ye kya hai? How to ask “What is that?” in Hindi: Vo kya hai? The useful sentence pattern Ye / Vo + thing's name + hai (This / That is…) Everyday vocabulary: chai (tea), namak (salt), cheeni (sugar), kap (cup), chaabi (key), and kitaab (book) How to use Aur vo? (And that?) to ask about another object How to understand and speak simple Hindi sentences through listening and repetition The lesson includes a short story, English explanations, Roman Hindi subtitles, and speaking practice to help you build your Hindi listening comprehension and speaking confidence. You don't need to read Devanagari to get started. Listen, repeat, and practice at your own pace! 📖 Read our blog: https://hello-hindi.com/learn-hindi-through-grammar-a-beginner-listening-story-whats-that-woh-kya-hai/ 🌐 Learn more about our Hindi classes: https://hello-hindi.com/ 📅 Book a Hindi Trial Class: https://calendly.com/coachashmath/hindi-trial-class You've practiced listening. Now build your speaking skills! Join our live Hindi classes on Zoom to practice real conversations, ask questions, and gain confidence speaking Hindi. #LearnHindi #HindiForBeginners #HindiListening #hindilanguage #hindistories

    Ep. 8 | Easy Hindi (English Speakers): How to Ask "What's That?"
  2. 6d ago

    Ep. 7 | Easy Hindi (English Speakers): "Do You Have...?" Phrases

    How do you say “I have” and “Do you have?” in Hindi? In Episode 7 of Learn Hindi with Ash, Ash and Monika teach you the useful Hindi expression के पास (ke paas) through a wedding-shopping story. Learn how to talk about what you have and ask what someone else has. Follow Anita as she shops for a lehenga for her cousin’s wedding. She already has a red lehenga, so she asks whether the shopkeeper has the same design in blue. When the lehenga is too big, she asks for a smaller size. मेरे पास (mere paas) — I have आपके पास (aapke paas) — you have (polite) क्या आपके पास ... है? — Do you have ...? मेरे पास बैग था (Mere paas bag tha) — I had a bag क्या आपके पास छोटा साइज़ है? — Do you have a smaller size? क्या आपके पास और रंग हैं? — Do you have any other colors? You'll also practise useful shopping vocabulary, including lehenga, dupatta, bag, and nakad (cash). Listen to a short story, learn the Hindi grammar pattern with English explanations, and practise speaking aloud with Ash and Monika. Roman Hindi subtitles help you follow along without needing to read Devanagari. This lesson is an intermediate-level topic that uses familiar Beginner Level words and grammar. https://hello-hindi.com/learn-hindi-through-grammar-an-intermediate-listening-story-shopping-for-wedding-do-you-have/ 🌐 Website: https://hello-hindi.com/ 📅 Free Hindi trial class: https://calendly.com/coachashmath/hindi-trial-class You've practiced listening. Now build your speaking skills! Join our live Hindi classes on Zoom to practice real conversations, ask questions, and gain confidence speaking Hindi. #LearnHindi #HindiForBeginners #HindiListening #hindilanguage #hindistories What You'll LearnLesson FormatRead the Blog

    Ep. 7 | Easy Hindi (English Speakers): "Do You Have...?" Phrases
  3. Oct 29

    Ep. 5 | Who’s That in the Photo? | Learn Hindi Grammar | Beginner Hindi Listening Practice

    In this episode, you'll learn Hindi through a fun story about Ben and Kavya looking through an old family photo album before meeting her family! Join Ash and Monika as Ben learns how to ask who someone is and introduce family members in Hindi. Through their story, you'll learn how to ask “Who is this?” and introduce your sister, dad, brother, mum, and a male friend using simple, practical sentences. What you'll learn: How to ask “Who is this?” politely in Hindi: Ye kaun hain? How to say “This is my sister”: Ye meri behen hai. How to introduce your dad: Ye mere paapa hain. How to introduce your brother, mum, and a male friend The difference between mera, meri, and mere Why hain can be used respectfully for one person How to say “Oh, that's my sister!”: Ye toh meri behen hai! How to understand and speak simple Hindi sentences through listening and repetition The lesson includes a short story, English explanations, Roman Hindi subtitles, and speaking practice to help you build your Hindi listening comprehension and speaking confidence. You don't need to read Devanagari to get started. Listen, repeat, and practice at your own pace! 📖 Read our blog:https://hello-hindi.com/learn-hindi-through-grammar-a-beginner-listening-story-whos-that-woh-kaun-hai/ 🌐 Learn more about our Hindi classes:https://hello-hindi.com/ 📅 Book a Hindi Trial Class:https://calendly.com/coachashmath/hindi-trial-class You've practiced listening. Now build your speaking skills! Join our live Hindi classes on Zoom to practice real conversations, ask questions, and gain confidence speaking Hindi. #LearnHindi #HindiForBeginners #HindiListening #hindilanguage #hindistories

    Ep. 5 | Who’s That in the Photo? | Learn Hindi Grammar | Beginner Hindi Listening Practice
  4. Oct 27

    Ep. 4 | "The Three Little Pigs" in Hindi (3-Level Immersion)

    In this episode, you'll learn Hindi through the classic story of The Three Little Pigs! Specially designed for English speakers to build listening confidence step-by-step. Join Ash and Monika as three brothers build their houses and face a hungry wolf. Through their story, you'll learn useful Hindi vocabulary, simple sentence patterns, and how to understand spoken Hindi step by step. What you'll learn: • Useful Hindi vocabulary: teen (three), ghar (house), bhai (brother), darwaaza (door), mazboot (strong), and bhediya (wolf) • How to describe things using simple Hindi sentences, such as Uska ghar mazboot hai (His house is strong) • How to give simple commands, such as Darwaaza kholo (Open the door) • How to understand negative sentences, such as Ghar nahin girta (The house doesn't fall) • How to understand and speak simple Hindi sentences through listening and repetition The lesson presents the same story at three levels, gradually introducing more Hindi as you progress. With English explanations, Roman Hindi subtitles, and speaking practice, you'll build your Hindi listening comprehension and speaking confidence step by step. You don't need to read Devanagari to get started. Listen, repeat, and practice at your own pace! 📖 Read our blog: https://hello-hindi.com/learn-hindi-through-3-little-pigs-a-beginner-listening-story/ 🌐 Learn more about our Hindi classes: https://hello-hindi.com/ 📅 Book a Hindi Trial Class: https://calendly.com/coachashmath/hindi-trial-class You've practiced listening. Now build your speaking skills! Join our live Hindi classes on Zoom to practice real conversations, ask questions, and gain confidence speaking Hindi. #LearnHindi #HindiForBeginners #HindiListening #hindilanguage #hindistories

    Ep. 4 | "The Three Little Pigs" in Hindi (3-Level Immersion)
  5. Oct 22

    Ep. 3 | Where Are You? | Learn Hindi Grammar | Beginner Hindi Listening Practice

    In this episode, you'll learn Hindi through a fun, everyday story about finding someone at a crowded restaurant! Join Ash and Monika as Priya searches for her partner, Ben, who seems to be hiding in all the wrong places. Through their story, you'll learn how to ask “Where are you?” in Hindi and explain where you are using simple, practical sentences. What you'll learn: How to politely ask “Where are you?”: Aap kahaan hain? The useful sentence pattern Main + location + hoon (I am…) Everyday location words: andar (inside), baahar (outside), neeche (downstairs), and yahaan (here) The difference between yahaan (here) and yahin (right here) How to use aap and hain to ask questions politely How to understand and speak simple Hindi sentences through listening and repetition The lesson includes a short story, English explanations, Roman Hindi subtitles, and speaking practice to help you build your Hindi listening comprehension and speaking confidence. You don't need to read Devanagari to get started. Listen, repeat, and practice at your own pace! 📖 Read our blog: https://hello-hindi.com/learn-hindi-through-grammar-a-beginner-listening-story-where-are-you-aap-kahaan-hai/ 🌐 Learn more about our Hindi classes: https://hello-hindi.com/ 📅 Book a Hindi Trial Class: https://calendly.com/coachashmath/hindi-trial-class You've practiced listening. Now build your speaking skills! Join our live Hindi classes on Zoom to practice real conversations, ask questions, and gain confidence speaking Hindi. #LearnHindi #HindiForBeginners #HindiListening #hindilanguage #hindistories

    Ep. 3 | Where Are You? | Learn Hindi Grammar | Beginner Hindi Listening Practice
  6. Oct 20

    Ep. 2 | Easy Hindi (English Speakers): "I'm Ready... Almost!"

    In this episode, you'll learn Hindi through a fun, everyday story about getting ready for a family celebration! Follow Anita as she gets dressed, chooses her earrings, and worries about being late. With Ash and Monika, learn how to describe yourself in Hindi using the sentence pattern Main + describing word + hoon, meaning “I am…” What you'll learn: How to say “I’m ready” in Hindi Useful expressions such as Main theek hoon (I’m okay), Main busy hoon (I’m busy), and Main late hoon (I’m late) How to describe feelings using simple Hindi sentences The reassuring expression Main hoon na, meaning “Don’t worry, I’m here for you” in this story How to improve your Hindi listening and speaking skills through repetition and practice The lesson includes a short story, English explanations, Roman Hindi support, and speaking practice. You don't need to read Devanagari to get started. Listen, repeat, and practice at your own pace! 📖 Read our blog: https://hello-hindi.com/learn-hindi-through-grammar-a-beginner-listening-story-im-ready-almost/ 🌐 Learn more about our Hindi classes: https://hello-hindi.com/ 📅 Book a Hindi Trial Class: https://calendly.com/coachashmath/hindi-trial-class You've practiced listening. Now build your speaking skills! Join our live Hindi classes on Zoom to practice real conversations, ask questions, and gain confidence speaking Hindi. #LearnHindi #HindiForBeginners #HindiListening #hindilanguage #hindistories

    Ep. 2 | Easy Hindi (English Speakers): "I'm Ready... Almost!"

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Learn Hindi with Ash makes learning is uniquely designed for English speakers. Listen to everyday conversations and familiar fairy tales you already know in Hindi, while naturally building your Hindi vocabulary and picking up grammar along the way. What you'll get: • Everyday Hindi Conversations & Practical Grammar • Unique "3-Level Immersion" Stories (Fairy Tales) • Easy listening for both adults and kids Join Ash’s live Hindi classes on Zoom, where you can practice real conversation. 🌐 Website: ⁠https://hello-hindi.com 📅 Book a Class: https://calendly.com/coachashmath/hindi-trial-class

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