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FAQ
Do I need to learn the Devanagari script to speak Hindi?
Not immediately — you can start with transliteration (Roman script) for spoken Hindi. However, learning Devanagari opens up reading and writing and most teachers recommend starting it early alongside conversation.
How long does it take to learn Hindi online?
With regular 1-on-1 lessons, most learners reach conversational ability in 6–10 months. Hindi pronunciation is very phonetic, which helps significantly.
Can I learn Hindi for Bollywood or travel in India?
Yes — many students learn Hindi to enjoy Bollywood films, music, and travel across Northern India. Teachers can focus on conversational, everyday Hindi for these goals.
Is Hindi similar to Urdu?
Hindi and Urdu share the same spoken grammar and most vocabulary. The main differences are script (Devanagari vs Nastaliq) and some formal vocabulary. A Hindi teacher can also help with Urdu comprehension.
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