हिन्दी

Hindi is the official language in India. Hindi too is written in the Devanagri script as it is a Sanskrit register of the Khariboli dialect. There are a number of dialects found all over the country. Thus, the way of speaking and pronouncing words are different in various parts of the country. Often, one finds that the accents differ too. For example, a person in Mumbai and Delhi will have two different variations of Hindi. Certain words too are different. In Mumbai, it is “paani-puri”, but in Delhi it will be called “gol gappas” or “chuski”.

Learning Hindi, too has become immensely popular among foreigners. In order to be able to function in India, it is essential for a person to be able to speak Hindi fluently. Conversing with the locals becomes much easier and a communication gap does not arise. Over 500 million people speak Hindi and is the third most spoken language.

Hindi has a connection with Urdu as well. Linguistically, both Hindi and Urdu are very similar – even when it comes to grammar and vocabulary. The only difference is that Hindi has been derived from Sanskrit whereas Urdu has Persian roots. Before the partition, spoken Hindi and Urdu were considered to be the same language.

Learning Hindi, is very interesting if you love languages. The array of idioms that it possesses is really fun to learn. Speaking fluent Hindi has always been considered impressive and sophisticated.

SIFIL-ELTIS is offering Hindi language classes for a total duration of 60 hours and the frequency is twice a week. Enroll yourself today!