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INTRODUCTION

 
Hindi Gyan Vikas Pathshala (HGVP) Program is designed to help beginners to quickly familiarize themselves with the Hindi vowels, consonents and simple words.

The kids are expected to be able to read and write fluently simple words paragraphs before they move to the advance level.

The Students will be expected to be able to fully and fluently Read and Write Hindi and develop understanding of the language at the end of the Advanced Hindi course.

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DEFINATE  LEARNING

Hindi is spoken exactly as it is written so being a phonetic language it is very easy to learn to read.

Students will learn to read Hindi in 6 months.

Based on my Teaching Experience:  

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COURSE OUTLINE

During the teaching session the lessons will cover the listed Lessons for the Beginnners and Advanced Classes.

Tests will be scheduled after the completion of each Lesson.

All Study Material will be provide to the sudents. The students are expected to be current with their home work and class work.

At the end of each level Examinations will be conducted.

Qualifying Certificates will be granted at the end of each Level.

Level I--Beginners Introduction to Hindi Language

HINDI VOWELS Introduction to Hindi vowels Writing skill Development on vowels Word Vocabulary Development for vowels

HINDI CONSONENTS Introduction to Hindi Consonants Writing skill Development on Consonants Word Vocabulary Development for Consonants

Hindi Conjunct Consonents Introduction to Hindi Conjunct Consonants Writing skill Development on Consonants Word Vocabulary Development for Consonants

HINDI DOTTED CONSONENTS Introduction to Hindi Dotted Consonants

Writing skill Development on Dotted Consonants

Word Vocabulary Development for Dotted Consonants

WORDS FORMATION

Two Letter Hindi Word Reading with out Matras

Three Letter Hindi Word Reading with out Matras

Four Letter Hindi Word Reading with out Matras

Writing Two Letter Hindi Words with out Matras

Writing Three Letter Hindi Words with out Matras

Writing Four Letter Hindi Words with out Matras

Short paragraph reading with Two letter words

Short paragraph reading with Three letter words

Short paragraph reading with Four letter words

HINDI NUMBERS Number Introduction in Hindi from 1 to 100

Numbers Recognition in Hindi

Numbers Writing Development Skills in Hindi Various math exercises

VOCABULARY WORDS Fruit Names vocabulary in Hindi

Vegetables Names vocabulary in Hindi

Color Names vocabulary in Hindi

Animal Names vocabulary in Hindi

Human Body parts vocabulary in Hindi

Birds Names vocabulary in Hindi

Level II - Advanced Hindi Language

Learning words with Matras, 80-100 words, their meanings and equivalent english words will be the focus of this level. 

Each lesson will include reading paragrapha, with their translation in English to develop understanding of the language. The paragraphs have been compiled and selected from various hindi literature.

Comprehension- Reading hind paragraphs , answering questions and writing answers in hindi will also form the part of this level. Various hands on exercises will form part of each lesson. 

Matra -Long  aa     आ   ा   words and meaning

Matra -Short  ee     इ   ि   words and meaning

Matra -long    ee     ई   ी   words and meaning

Matra -Short   u      उ   ु    words and meaning

Matra -long    oo     ऊ   ू   words and meaning

Matra -Short   i       ए    े   words and meaning

Matra -long      ai       ऐ    ै   words and meaning

Matra -Short   o      ओ   ो  words and meaning

Matra -long     au    औ   ौ  words and meaning

Matra -Short   ang   अं   ं   words and meaning  Matra -Short   an     अँ         words and meaning

Matra -long     aha   अः  ः  words and meaning

Writing Two Letter Hindi Words for each Matras

Writing Three Letter Hindi Words for each Matras

Writing Four Letter Hindi Words for each Matras

Conjunct consonents (संयुक्ताक्षर) क्ष, त्र, ज्ञ, etc

Dotted consonents  eg. क़ ख़ ग़ फ़ ज़ ड़ ढ़

Special R forms     eg.   ृ  ऋ,

Half Letter words   eg.  क्या,वस्तु

Enhanced Hindi level 2 : General Awarness

Reading Enhancement

Vocabulary

Hindi Conversation

Writing about Festivals in Hindi

Introductionm to India's Patriotic songs

Introduction to Indian culture and civilization

Introduction to Map of India (states, capitals, towns)

Introduction to India's Physical Map (Rivers, mountains..)

Introduction to the story of Ramayan

Introduction to Panchtantra stories

Reading story books

Introduction to Hindi Muhavras (sayings)

Level III - Super Advanced Hindi Language

 

Introduction to Hindi Grammar

Nouns

Verbs

Pronouns

Adjectives

Number: singular and plural  लड़की/लड़कियाँ/लड़कियों

Vocabulary

Genders (masculine, feminine),

Tense(present, past, future),

Action (perfect, imperfect, continuous)

Degree of respect (intimate, familiar, respect)

Conversation and Reading/writing drills- Active use of Hindi

Comprehension

Writing Essays

Poems

Discussion of grammar

Introduction to literature

You become a Hindi Gyani Pandit

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OUR HINDI LANGUAGE

Hindi is an Indo-Aryan language with about 487 million speakers. It is one of the official languages of India.Hindi is used as the language of administration, the media, education andliterature in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh.

Elsewhere in India, Hindi is used, along side English, as a second language. Hindi is also spoken in Bangladesh, Belize, Botswana, Canada, Germany,Guyana, Kenya, Nepal, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, South Africa, Suriname, Trinidad, Uganda, UAE, UK, USA, Yemen, Zambia.

Hindi is closely related to Urdu,  which is written with the Arabic script. Hindi first started to be used in writing during the 4th century AD.

It was originally written with the Brahmi script but since the 11th century AD it has been written with the Devangari alphabet. The first printed book in Hindi was John Gilchrist's Grammar of the Hindustani Language which was published in 1796.

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How is language naturally acquired?

Languages are naturally acquired by people by listening and interacting with real people in real-life situations. The human brain is built to analyze it. The human mind is constructed to learn language. That's one of the basic things.Just as a spider spins its web, so too do people acquire language. It's just as natural as that.

What is the key to language learning?

Motivation and Exposure to the real thing.

But given the learner has a reasonable amount of motivation,then the burden lies upon the course to hold the learner's attention and continually present them with material that is both interesting in itself, and relevant to the kinds of things the learner will have to do when he's using the language. That will keep up the motivation. Since we are equipped to learn languages, the brain does the rest of the job for us.

All it needs is sufficient motivation and sufficient first-class, first-language speaker material from which to learn.

How does the brain acquire new information?

When you hear anything at all, it is stored in your short term memory.

The short-term memory will hold it, but unless it is repeated and re-emphasized, it is not going to hold on to it. In order to make long-term memories, the information must be transferred. This occurs through repetition of the information.

Our brain is automatically programmed to take words and put them together. It differs from language to language,you already have in your brain a machine that is ready and waiting for language.

What is Needed to Learn any Language?

You have to learn the sound system of the language.

Then, you have to learn the words. And when you've done that, you have to learn what the particular properties of the words are, because the properties will tell you how to put them together in a sentence. You do this by hearing them used correctly in sentences, preferably, by a native speaker of that language. You don't have to be given a lot of elaborate grammatical rules, because your brain's already equipped to figure them out for you.

                                     

                                 

                                

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