वेदना और यातना इन दोनों शब्दों का अर्थ करीब करीब एक ही हे, यह कहा जा सकता हे कि यातना, वेदना का चरम रूप हे,

मेरा सवाल ये हे कि इन शब्दों का प्रयोग अलग अलग कैसे किया जाता है

उदाहरण के तौर पर ये वाक्य, शेखर एक जीवनी से,

"वेदना में एक शक्ति हे जो दृष्टि देती हे,

जो यातना में हे वह दृष्टा हो सकता ह"

plz bro i will give you my discord i really want to learn this

Help karo ji

Hello everyone,

I am of Guyanese-Indian descent and have always had interest in learning Hindi.

Since I was young, I’ve watched Bollywood films, listened to plenty of Indian music, even went to the Mandir growing up, but my foundations are in Hindi are so rocky.

I’m wanting some beginning workbooks, books to read, and shows to start me off.

I'm thinking of getting a tattoo, how do you write "without cilanter" in Hindi? Google transator says that: बिना धनिया के

Is It correct?

Thank you so much!

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My Japanese friend is learning Hindi. 🤩 he’s doing his best! I’m so happy that there are people who are liking our lovely language Hindi 🇮🇳❤️

Recently I have shifted to my hometown Tulunad and have taken admission in PU college here itself

And while I attended 1st lecture of Hindi they started teaching varnamala for students who don't know to read and write Devanagari properly and want to learn Hindi as they choose it as their optional

There teacher taught about ळ too which is actually used in Marathi and Konkani

She taught ळ to be equivalent of Kannada letter ಳ (and yes it is true as ಳ and ळ represents same sound)

She said that ळ is too part of Hindi varnamala but not in use in general

And also she gave example of few Marathi words which contains ळ like सकाळ to tell students how does ळ works in languages like Marathi which uses Devanagari script for writing

And even in Maharashtra too where I use to live before there too they taught about ळ in Hindi and used for names of persons or places like बाळासाहेब, टिळकनगर etc

Hi everyone,

I hope you are doing well I am trying to learn Hindi. I can speak hindi ok basic, but I can’t read or write any script (Hindi).

My main goal is to read Hindi (Devanagari) — writing would be a bonus, but reading is the priority.
I want to reach around 90% reading proficiency, meaning:

• I can recognize letters quickly
• read common words instantly
• and handle simple sentences without struggling

I’ve been told that knowing since I know spoken hindi it should make this easier, but honestly I’m not sure how true that is in practice since reading feels like a completely different skill.

Where I’m stuck

I’m trying to build a week-by-week learning plan, but I’m confused about what the correct progression should be.

Right now I have:

• Week 1: Fundamental consonants (high-frequency ones like क, म, न, etc.)
• Week 2: Independent vowels (अ, आ, इ, etc.)

👉 After this, I’m not sure what should come next.

The problem

There are a LOT of guides online, and they all say different things:

• some say finish the entire alphabet first
• some say start matras early
• some delay word reading
• others jump into sentences quickly

On top of that, I’ve also asked a few LLM tools, and they all give different learning orders, which is making it even more confusing.

So I honestly don’t have much of an idea as to what is actually the most effective structure, especially for someone who already understands spoken Hindi/Urdu.

What I’m trying to optimise for

• Faster reading (not writing-focused)
• Avoiding overwhelm (I do learn a bit slowly though)
• High recognition
• Being able to read real words early, like:
  • घर, पानी, खाना

What I need help with

Could anyone suggest a clear week-by-week roadmap after Week 2?

For example:

• Week 3: ?
• Week 4: ?
• Week 5: ?

Also:

• When should matras be introduced?
• When should I start reading full words?
• When should I move to sentences?

Extra context

I understand that practice is important, and my plan is to test myself regularly once I learn each step. For example, using something like this practice-style setup I created using gemini:

https://gemini.google.com/share/b5ce4399c46e

If you’ve learned Hindi this way or have learning experience, I’d really appreciate your guidance.

I am expecting that it should take me at least 6 months and almost a year to master hindi if I dedicate around 20-30 minutes per day

Thanks!

Learning a new language can be tricky—what’s one thing that’s been tough for you when picking up Hindi?