Nandani R.

I am a student as like you, I am giving online tuition since 2 years. I am certified in Hindi Language. I have a degree in Hindi Language. My key skills are dedication and regulation. Teacher is the first thing that comes to our mind when heard of learning. My teachers for Hindi were my parents.
So, you see, I got the best(est) teaching.

2. Hindi is a language which sometimes confuses you.

As a child, I used to get confused between कल(tomorrow) and कल (yesterday). Even nowadays…
3. In my early years, I used to get fascinated by this language.

If water is जल, नीर or तोय, then for clouds you can add द in each word to make जलद, नीरद or तोयद respectively. And, for making lotus you can add ज in each word to make जलज, नीरज or तोयज respectively.

4. Hindi is a very “वसुधैव कुटुंबकम्” type-of language. It takes or say, borrows some words from other languages. This concept is called पारिभाषिक शब्द or Interlinguistic words.

Doctor word in English, Shukriya from Farsi, etc. are adopted by Hindi. It would always excited me to see the same word in two different languages.

5. We speak Hindi at our home, society, classes, among friends, at shops, and many other places. Everyone has different accents which make this language diverse.

6. All over India (there are always some exceptions), the most primary mean of communication is Hindi language. And thus, this language is (in some way) a reason to unite our country.

It was easy and fun for me to learn this language. I didn’t had a memorable experience to note here for this context as it is my native language. I hope that still I am able to answer your question accurately. I apologize for any mistakes in the above context.