A channel to Learn Hindi I teach Hindi through English because there are many people out there who are not Hindi speakers but want to understand and learn Hindi or may be their children are having Hindi as a subject in school. I have seen parents struggle as they can not understand anything in Hindi and so can not help their kids. By speaking only in Hindi they will not be able to grasp the concepts and eventually loose the interest. So by teaching in English I am reaching out to people who struggle understanding Hindi. Also I use very simple English which is easily graspable by everyone.
While it is possible to slow down video speed, I think you could have recorded this placing gaps between each consonant to give the viewer time to follow the writing and retrace
Thank you for explaining it so clearly. I have a question. All the example sentences are in past tense (simple or perfect). In the present tense, why is it राम खाना खाता है। and not राम ने खाना खाता है? I would like to understand this difference. Is there any other tense where ने will be used?
2:42 you pronounced फ (pha) wrong, it's not pronounced as फ़ (fa) hindi/sanskrit alphabets don't have 'fa' sound, फ (pha) always pronoued by touching your both lips together and make sure the air flow breaks it, that's how फ sound is created. all consonants of प,फ,ब,भ,म series pronounced by same method. ps: since all english words and urdu words have फ़ (fa) sound (e.g: फ़ैसला, फ़ालतू, फ़र्ज़, मुफ़्त, दफ़्तर and सफ़र) the hindi sound फ (pha) gets overshadowed. here are some hindi words with फ (pha) pronunciation: फल (phal) फूल (phal) फिर (phir) फैलना (phaila) फटना (phatna) फूलना (phoolna)
