Welcome to hindilanguage.info! This page will give you an overview of the features on this website.
If you want to see a listing of every page on this website, visit the Archives. Lists of all Hindi blog posts, English blog posts, and news posts are also available.
About This Site
For general information about the site itself, please visit the About Page. The policies (for commenting, etc.) can be found on the policies page.
Contact
If you would like to contact me, my contact information is available on the Contact Page.
If you have a specific question, you’re welcome to ask via Disqus (which is at the bottom of every page and post) or e-mail.
How To Use This Site
If you’re not sure where to find the information you’re looking for, just ask! This site can be used to learn Hindi, or as a reference for Hindi.
References
To see a list of references used to prepare some of the material on this site, please visit the References Page.
Comments
This site uses Disqus for comments.
RSS and E-Mail Subscriptions
An RSS feed is available. You may subscribe to e-mail notifications by clicking the “Mailing List” link in the top left corner under the heading “Get Connected”.
Introduction to Hindi
If you want to learn some general information about the Hindi language, read the Introduction to Hindi.
Hindi Notes
You can browse the Notes, which are brief articles about useful facts about Hindi. These articles contain a lot of information about Hindi grammar.
Hindi Grammar Reference
If you want to learn about Hindi grammar, a comprehensive Hindi Grammar Reference is available.
Hindi Vocabulary
If you want to learn some new words and how to use them in context, consult the Hindi Vocabulary List.
Devanagari (Hindi Script)
If you want to learn about how Hindi is written, read the article about The Devanagari Script.
Blogs
This site has two blogs: an English Blog and a Hindi Blog. Also, news posts are available about updates to the site.
Tutorials, Exercises, and Analyses
The Dialogs are detailed analyses of fictional conversations.
There are also a set of Exercises and Tutorials.
Q & A
There is also a Q & A section.
Links and Reviews
There are reviews and links of other websites.
Transcripts
There are transcripts of various audio/video recordings, such as episodes of Hindi television shows that can be watched on YouTube. These transcripts are good tools for learning Hindi. You can watch/listen and if you don’t understand something, you can refer to the transcript.
Lessons
There are a set of lessons that teach Hindi in a gentle, gradual manner with examples and audio recordings.
Lists
There are various lists also, i.e. lists of information such as terms for family relationships, numbers, colors, etc.
Glossary
There is a glossary of major terms also.