Learning Hindi
- Monique Davids
- Sep 6, 2016
- 1 min read
Hindi Grammar Rules
Learning Hindi grammar rules is one of the most effective ways to speed up your ability to speak the Hindi language.
Learning Hindi grammar rules can be considered the cornerstone of the language and will take a while to learn but creates a sturdy foundation to help you completely learn.
Good luck, and have fun learning Hindi.
This is just a basic introduction into understanding how Hindi grammar works.
The Hindi Alphabet And Hindi Numbers
The Hindi alphabet is also known as the Devanagari alphabet and contains 48 characters.
Hindi contains 10 vowels, 2 symbols, 36 constants, and has no upper and lower case of each letter.
Hindi Grammar Rules: Sentence Structure
Hindi uses the sentence structure of subject then object then verb. Examples
Subject-Object-Verb
Subject-Object-Preposition-Verb
Monique in the road walked.
Monique sadak mein chala gaya.
Hindi Grammar Rules: Nouns And Pronouns
Hindi Nouns have a Gender, Masculine or Feminine.
Singular and plural nouns usually aren’t always distinguishable.
Masculine endings a Feminine endings i or iya
Masculine Plural endings e Feminine Plural endings iyaan or en
Nouns And Pronouns
Examples
Hindi Grammar Rules: Verbs
Hindi Verbs usually follow the object of the sentence Hindi Verbs do have a tense to them. Past, Present, or Future. Hindi Verbs can also be either habitual, accelerating or perspective.
Hindi Grammar Rules: Adjectives
Hindi Adjective change according of Word Gender.
Hindi Vocabulary
Hindi Phrases
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