One of the best ways to learn a new language is to sign up for an in person class, where you engage with an instructor and other students at least once a week. You will be able to practice your Hindi in face to face conversations with your instructor and get hands on instruction on pronunciation and intonation. It can also be useful to be surrounded by other students who are also learning the language, as you can all act as supports for each other and practice the language together. Look for Hindi language classes at your local college or university, or at an Indian community center in your area. There are many online learning tools available for beginner Hindi speakers that focus on basic words and phrases, as well as more complex elements of the language, such as conjugation, verbs, adjectives, and Hindi sounds.  There are videos on Hindi pronunciation that can be found here: http://www.linguanaut.com/videos.htm. You can access a podcast that focuses on learning Hindi here: http://www.hindipod101.com/?src=bc_LearnHindi1_Search_learning%20Hindi_{creative}_{placement}. Hindi children’s books can be a great way to learn basic words and phrases in a fun and accessible way. Many children’s books are also good for getting better at conversational Hindi and provide visuals to reinforce the vocabulary. You can find over 60 Hindi children’s books here: http://www.learning-hindi.com/, some with accompanying audio recordings of the books to get better at pronunciation. If you have a friend who is fluent in Hindi, you may want to arrange weekly meetings where you get together and practice conversational Hindi. Use simple subjects like the weather or how you’re feeling that day, and try to progress to more complex subject matter. You can also reach out to meet up groups in your area to see if there is a Hindi group where you can practice your Hindi with a more fluent speaker. India has a huge movie industry, popularly known as “Bollywood” and over 1,000 films are released per year. You can find Hindi films online through streaming services or through a content provider like iTunes. Watch Hindi films in the comfort of your home to get better at conversational Hindi. You can watch them with the subtitles on or off to practice listening to Hindi spoken by native speakers. You may want to start with popular films in Hindi cinema like Mughal-e-Azam (frequently ranked the greatest Bollywood movie of all time), the comedy Golmaal, and the drama Kahaani. Many large metropolitan areas and even smaller cities or towns will have an Indian population, who will then hold Hindi festivals and cultural events. This will give you the opportunity to meet new Hindi friends and learn more about Hindi culture. Look out for Hindi events at your local Indian cultural center or do an online search for Hindi events in your area.
احضر دورة تعليمية في اللغة الهندية. استخدم المواد التعليمية عبر الإنترنت (مثل: الفيديوهات والتسجيلات الصوتية). اقرأ كتب الأطفال الهندية (جهرًا وفي السر على حد سواء). مارس اللغة الهندية مع صديق مُتقن لها. شاهد الأفلام الهندية. احضر فعاليات ومهرجانات الثقافة الهندية التي يتم تنظيمها في مدينتك أو بلدك.