Beginner’s Grammar Lessons
In these lesson we’re going to look at Basic Grammar rules in Hindi. This is perfect if you want to expand your knowledge and be able to make your own Hindi sentences. If you simply want to learn Conversational Phrases then head over to the Conversational Hindi Section.
On this blog Grammar will be taught in an interesting, fun and laid back way. It won’t be like reading boring old Grammar books!
If you haven’t already, be sure to read An Intro to Hindi first. It would also be useful reading over the Vowels and Consonants sections too, this will help with your pronunciation!
Lessons on this page are grouped into 5 main section; Nouns and Pronouns, Adjectives, Verbs, Postpositions and Videos. Obviously there’s some overlap so don’t worry too much. Please feel free to ‘mix and match’ lessons to give some variety; so why not look at one or two lessons from Verbs then one from Adjectives and so on!
This page is quite long so please scroll right down to the bottom to make sure you don’t miss anything! Once you’ve covered everything here then head over to the Intermediate Grammar page for more advance lessons!
Nouns and Pronouns
Pronouns होना honaa - To Be Introduction to Nouns
Plurals Possessive Pronouns Possessive Pronouns Part 2
Possessive Pronouns Part 3: का kaa Part 4: अपना apnaa
कुछ kuch - Something and कोई koee - Someone
ही hee - Only; Part 1 ही hee - Only; Part 2
Adjectives
Adjectives The Negative Case Colours - रंग rang
Practice with Adjectives! Comparing Adjectives
भी bhee - Too, Also
Verbs
An Introduction To Verbs Part 2; The Present Tense
Part 3; The Present Continuous Tense Part 4: The Future Tense
Future Form of होना honaa- To Be Vocabulary Builder: Verbs
सकना saknaa - ‘Can’ Past Tense Part 1; Was and Were
Past Tense Part 2; Past Continuous Tense
Imperatives Part 1: आप aap Imperatives Part 2: तुम tum
Imperatives Part 3: तू too Imperatives Part 4: Negatives
The Future Conditional Tense चाहना caahnaa - To Want
The Past Imperfect Tense The Future Continuous Tense
Postpositions
Nouns In The Oblique Case Pronouns Part 2; The Oblique Case
Postpositions Compound Postpositions
Compound Postpositions Part 2
More about को ko - 'to’
Videos + Stories
The Elephant’s Friendship Revisiting The Elephant’s Friendship
Popeye in Hindi! आती क्या खंडाला Aati Kya Khandala
The Loyal Mongoose Indian McDonald’s Advert
Tujh Men Rab Dikhta Hai प्यासा कौआ The Thirsty Crow
Other
The Sad Banana Tense Review and Happy Diwali!
Recap and Thank You’s!
Have you covered everything here? Is it too easy? Head over the Intermediate Grammar page for more advance lessons!
Why are you reading this all the way down here? Go and click on a Lesson above and start learning! If you don’t know what Lesson to choose then click here to go to a Random Lesson!