Foundation Hindi (Learn Hindi with the Michel Thomas Method)

: Introduction; how to use this course.: Comparisons between English and Hindi: ‘What’s this?’: asking, identifying, ordering things ‘Is there any/do you have..?: He/she/it/they/this/these/those: ‘And’: ‘Yes’ ‘no, isn’t, aren’t’: Identifying origins: ‘On the table’, ‘by taxi’, ‘till Agra’: ‘He too’: ‘Absolutely!’ / absolutely not’: ‘But’, ‘okay’, ‘good!’, ‘really?’: ‘Today’, ‘tomorrow’: My/your/his/her name – possessives, introducing and identifying people ‘Right now, at present’: Yes/no: Masculine & feminine nouns and adjectives Masculine endings for nouns and adjectives Belonging to (possession) ‘Very much’, ‘a lot’, ‘a bit, a little’: Present tense: Adverbs: ‘To speak/come/go/see/eat/drink/take/give/tell/say/talk’: Informal and polite imperative (orders, requests, invitations) Masculine & feminine noun plurals ‘One, all, some’: ‘Where?’ looking for things, places; ‘here, there’.: ‘My, your, his/her, their’: Wanting, needing things: More & less: Liking something: Verbs ‘make’ & ‘do’: Compound prepositions & pronouns: Liking someone & something: To be hungry/thirsty/cold/hot: ’Who’, ‘whom’, ‘whose’: Making suggestions: Present continuous tense: Asking questions with ‘how’: Future tense: More adverbs: quickly, early’, ‘slowly’, ‘sometimes’, ‘often’, ‘always’, ‘tomorrow’, ‘everyday’: Past imperfect tense: Past perfect tense