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Spoken Hindi · Taught through Tamil

Speak ready-made spoken Hindi in just 24 hours — spend 2 hours a day for 12 days and practice to see the magic

A practical, pre-recorded course built for Tamil speakers who need working Hindi fast — not exam marks. Learn the words and grammar people actually use.

Enroll now — ₹710 → One-time payment · Lifetime access, no renewals

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Course highlights

  • Lifetime access
  • 30-day money-back guarantee
  • Post-sales email support
  • A sufficient number of real examples
  • No need to learn Devanagari
  • Localized pronunciation
  • Simplified grammar shortcuts
  • 12 videos, including Day 4 to 8
  • Downloadable PDF files

Before you start

  • Minimum knowledge of Tamil
  • Minimum knowledge of English

About this course

Built for people who need to speak Hindi at work

This online course to learn Hindi through Tamil is designed perfectly to start speaking spoken Hindi language. The aim of this course is to help those who required speaking Hindi without wasting their time to learn read and write Devanagari script. The course is designed in a perfect practical way to learn quicker by avoiding unused nouns and objects — these words are typically spoken in English language. For example, we will continue using these English words in spoken Hindi, such as shirt, pant, cycle, laptop, etc.

The primary audience of the course is mechanical and civil engineers with a requirement of labour management. We keep them in mind while designing this course. However, this course will be helpful for every Tamil speaker living in Hindi-speaking parts of the world — it's also suitable for service providers with Hindi-speaking clients around the world (medical, insurance, law, airlines, and the list continues).

This course is not suitable for school students with the intention of scoring marks in exams conducted by any government or private institution. The course is completely based on how the language is spoken by the general public, not based on any textbook.

Free preview · Foundation words & grammar

Here's exactly how the course is taught

To speak Hindi we need two elements: words, and grammar. Hindi speakers use almost 80% of the same nouns and objects as English, so we skip straight to what you actually need — question words, pointing words, and the conjunctions that link them into real sentences.

Question words

TamilHindiEnglish
என்னக்யாWhat — enna → kya
எங்கேகிதர்Where — enge → kither
எப்போதுகப் / கபிWhen — eapothu → kab / kabi
யார்கோன்Who — yar → khon
எந்த / எதுகோன்சா / கிஸ்Which — eantha / eathu → khonsa / kis
யாருக்குகிஸ்கோTo whom — yaruku → kisko
எத்தனைகித்னாHow many — eathanai → kithna
எவ்வளவுகித்னாHow much — evalavu → kithna
ஏன்க்யூWhy — ean → kiyu
எப்படிகைசேHow — eapadi → kaise

Pointing words

TamilHindiEnglish
நான்மேI — nan → may
நீதுYou — nee → thu
நீங்கள்ஆப்You (respectful) — neengal → aap
உங்களுடையஆப்காYour — ungaludaya → aapka
உங்களுக்குஆப்கோTo you — ungaluku → aapko
என்னுடையமேராMy — enudaya → mera
நம்முடைய / எங்களுடையஹமாராOur — namudaya → hamara
இது, இந்த, இவர்ஏ / இஸ்It, this, he/she — ithu, intha → ea / is
அது, அந்த, அவர்ஓ / உஸ்That, those, he/she — athu, antha → wo / us
நாமெல்லோரும்ஹம்லோக்All of us — naamellorum → humlok

Conjunctions, with real examples

  • ல → மே — BUSமே(may) SEAT ஹே(hae)
  • இருந்து → ஸே — CHENNAIஸே(say) KANYAKUMARIதக்(thak) TAMILNADU ஹே(hae)
  • வரை → தக் — CHENNAI தக்(thak) TICKET சாயியே(chayiye)
  • க்கு → கோ — RAMESHக்கோ(ko) BIRIYANI சாயியே(chayiye)
  • ஆனால் → லேகின்(ea) BEAUTIFUL ஹே(hae) லேகின்(lakin) (ea) DANGER ஹே(hae)
  • மற்றும் → ஔர் — SACHIN ஔர்(owr) DRAVID மேரா(mera) FAVORITE CRICKET PLAYERS ஹே(hae)
  • ஒருவேளை (if) → அகர்அகர்(agar) ஆப்கோ(aapko) HINDI சீக்னா(seekna) ஹே(hae) தோ(tho) மேரா(mera) COURSE PURCHASE கீய்ஜியே(keeyjiye)
  • ஆமா → ஹா / இல்லை → நெஹிஹா(ha) PAPER வாலா(vala) ஆயா(aaya) ஹே(hae)

Basic rules to speak Hindi

  • Wherever IS appears alone in English, ஹே always comes in Hindi.
  • Wherever ARE appears alone in English, ஹேங் (Hain) always comes in Hindi.
  • Wherever AM appears alone in English, ஹூ always comes in Hindi.
  • Wherever WAS appears alone, தா (masculine) or தி (feminine) comes in Hindi.
  • Wherever WERE appears alone, தே always comes in Hindi.
  • Wherever HAVE / HAS can be replaced by "இருக்கு / வைத்திருக்கிறான் / வைத்திருக்கிறாள் / இருக்கின்றது", Tamil grammar structure is fully followed — a single Hindi word covers all of them.
Read the full word & grammar guide →

Course fee: ₹710 · lifetime access