Practice Hindi with native speakers
Everyday spoken Hindi is warm, quick and full of English words. The best way to learn it is to talk with native speakers, live, at your level.
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Textbook Hindi can sound formal in conversation. Talking with native speakers teaches you the everyday words, the mix of Hindi and English many people use, and the polite forms that matter when you meet someone's family.
How a Hindi practice call works
- Matched by level, so beginners can go slowly.
- A swap timer splits the call between Hindi and your language.
- Text chat to see words in Devanagari or Latin letters.
- Topic cards about food, films, festivals and family.
Useful phrases
| Hindi | Pronunciation | English |
|---|---|---|
| कृपया धीरे बोलिए। | Kripya dheere boliye. | Please speak slowly. |
| … को हिंदी में क्या कहते हैं? | … ko Hindi mein kya kehte hain? | What do you call … in Hindi? |
| मुझे समझ नहीं आया। | Mujhe samajh nahin aaya. | I didn't understand. |
| मेरी गलती ठीक कर दीजिए। | Meri galti theek kar dijiye. | Please correct my mistake. |
| आप कहाँ से हैं? | Aap kahaan se hain? | Where are you from? |
Aap, tum or tu?
Hindi has three ways to say "you". Use aap (respectful) with new partners. If they switch to tum, that's a friendly sign you can do the same.
Questions
Is Hindi practice free?
Yes. The free plan includes 10 minutes of video calls every day.
Do I need to read Devanagari?
No. Many learners start by speaking. Your partner can type words in Latin letters in the chat.
Can I practice English with Hindi speakers too?
Yes. Every call swaps languages, so if you speak English, your partner practices English with you.