Learn to speak Hindi fluently

I have gone on and off but still continue to work with on learning hindi alone and with a tutor. I enjoy it very much and I just need to keep up the goal and the motivation.

gnhnfh

I’m from a Tamil family, so we don’t speak Hindi (my dad knows it though). I have wanted to do this.

I’ve applied for a scholarship for Hindi, and hopefully this will come through. I’ll be one more step towards this goal. So far, I’ve been trying to teach it to myself, starting with reading/writing devanagari.

Did straying away from standards ever help in the long run? Aren’t you glad all power outlets are the same in India and hate it when you have to buy adapters for the USA, or the other way around?

Language is pretty much the same: a vehicle for communicating ideas among humans. I claim that ideas are more important than language itself.

My argument is developed at http://dandascalescu.com/wiki/english-universal-language

i want to learn hindi fluently

beginner

This one is not at the top of the list right now, but I don’t want to forget it. I have always wanted to live in India, work in India, and experience the culture firsthand.
Right now, I’m working on Spanish though! So I’ll save this for after.

I picked up Hindi language course.
In Hungary (Budapest) the Indian embassy pays for this.
I began two weeks ago. Still learning the vowels and consonats (actually I already finished) but it has worth it. Good luck for you, too