Hindi (Alphabets) Varnmala (Svar & Vyanjan)

1. Hindi (Alphabets) Varnmala (Svar & Vyanjan): Hi, I'm saying it, Angela and welcome to the Skillshare class. This course is primarily for beginners trying to learn. The foundation of Hindi is to help moms with kids in school struggling to learn Hindi, teenagers or adults who want to learn or revise the basics. Here you'll get to see in detail how to pronounce each letter and how to write each swear, and the engine. As a non Hindi speaker at home, it became hard not just learn it, but to teach my daughter Hindi, which of course, as many Indian parents would know, is compulsory. And most Indian schools, not just in India but around the world as well. So I created a course to break things down for her visually to help her understand the alphabets which are called Var1, MLA, boats, var and we engine, and how to write them. Hope this course helps you in your journey to understand the foundation of Hindi as a second language. Let's get started within the alphabets. See you in class. 2. Let's get started : Importing WHAT YOU WILL GET IN THIS CLASS : Before we get started, let's just go through the resources that you're getting in this Skillshare class. If you go to your project and resources tab below, you will see a project description. And on the right you will see some files that are highlighted in blue or purple, depending on what you feel about that color. Click on that. What you will get is reference PDFs which you can download directly. This will give you a visual reference to guide you even after you complete this class. So this is a PDF version of this class. So that resource is for you to download. And as a bonus, they are two separate worksheets for boats, var and VNG, which are basically alphabet, vowels and consonants. These are practice worksheets which you can print out and practice. Now in case you don't have a printer, don't worry, you can also import these PDFs into your iPad or phone. And with a stylus, do the same activity or same exercises digitally as well in case you would like to save people, of course. And the worksheets are basically for you to keep practicing. As you improve. The more you practice, the better you will be and the more confident you will field. So that's about resources. So for the project, once you go through how the letter sound, find the letter sounds that spell out your name. Like for example, My name is Sanita. So my sound would be, my main sound would be so good. And the rate. So now using those sounds, particular sounds, create an artwork with that script. Of course, I'll take you to it in one of the lessons. But it's really important to do this. Not only will it give you a lot more confidence in writing it, but it will also make you feel good, be as creative as you want in this project. I'm using procreate to create my project, but you can use whatever you want. So that is the project. These next two lessons are for you looking at what these letters sound like. Feel free to pause and see the letter out loud for yourself. The more involved you get, the more you'll get out of this course. So let's get started with looking at what sewer and we engine are. 3. SVAR (VOWELS): Handy revision, pronounced like umbrella. And are pronounced like a, pronounced like India. Ie, pronounced like ou, pronounced like oops. Blue. To pronounce like ooh, la, la. Pronounced leg, room. Russia, book. A, pronounced like me. It's pronounced like enemy. Enter. 0. Pronounce like. Oh, Oakley. Pronounced like. Or Shadi. Pronounced like. Pronounce leg. Just memorize it. All books have it. In most cases, no one knows specifically why and how it's used. It's mostly used in sounds and expressions. Use the rotten music. Hindi revision. 4. VYANJAN (CONSONANTS) : Hindi via engine. Pronounced like getting car. Common, pronounced like the cosmos. Cargos. He got pronounced like gas, glob, pronounced like cat. Carrying near. Her. Pronounced like chocolate. Charaka. Churn, pronounced like char. Shattering. Pronounced like John. Junk. Drawer, pronounced like. Chula. Near, pronounced like near. The pronounced like a car. The martyr. Pronounced like her. Hannah. The pronounced like that, roughly. Pronounced like the whole alone. Pronounced like. Pronounced like the taboos. Pronounced like her. Highly pronounced like the dude. The pronounced like the town. No. Pronounced like, no. Null. But pronounced like Fanny. For pronounced like for fall. But pronounced like the bus. By chat. How pronounced like the hallux? More pronounced like me. Much sleep. Yeah. Pronounced like Yik. Yak color. Pronounced like round. Pronounced leg, love. Luckily, too. Pronounced. Life, verb. Vascular. Sure. Pronounced like she. She she pronounced like Sure. Shot gone. So pronounced like Sir. Saved. How? Pronounced like her hands. She pronounced like sure. Shutter here. Through. Pronounced like throw. Threshold. Yeah. Pronounced like Gianni. 5. SKILL INTRODUCTION TO HOW TO WRITE: So now that you have an idea of what's var and VNG, when are you going to now get into how to write them? If you're left-handed or you're right-handed, there are two options that I've given for you to write. I am left-handed. So these options are there for you to understand how to rate it and how to create that line. So I would encourage you right now to take out that worksheet and practice along as you are learning this. Another thing I would like to see is I have added music to this lesson, but in case you are not feeling very happy about the music because it happens sometimes you can mute this because there is no voice over, over these next two lessons. So you feel free to mute the music if you don't like it. It is just to fill in the space because it was very quiet. So I hope you enjoy how to write slur and how to write the engine. 7. HOW TO "WRITE" HINDI VYANJAN: There. Yeah. 8. Project: Hindi (Alphabets) VARNMALA: Now let's get started with this project. I'm going to walk you through this and I'm going to do this project along with you because it's not easy because obviously you are learning the language, you're not appropriate. So find which letters of the alphabet sounds a lot like your name. So for example, My name is Sam Gita. So the prominent sounding letters would be so go and rate. So I have to find so and how to write it, go and how to rate it and how to write it. Now, obviously, this is just the basic, I don't expect you to know how to write your name in Hindi because that's not what I've taught you. But basically now using those swearing VNG letters that you choose which sound like your name. Now in between those, right? The English or whatever language you speak, the gaps and fill them in like what I'm doing right now. So basically hydrogen, so go and tow and everything, SAR, so UNC. And then with this go and then E, and then with that, and then our rate. So you create an art with that script or be as creative as you want to be. You can show your final project in the project section. Be as creative as you'd like. I'm using Procreate, but you can use pen and paper and artwork and pins wherever you feel like. So let me give you another example of another name. So for example, George. George, the sound that you would get would be Joe, Joe, Joe, okay, George. So you will write Joe, Joe, Joe. And in-between E, O, E rate G as in Joe or as an IO are as in row. And then Joe again and E, because is it that's how you spell his name. So then you create an artwork around that. And then you save that exported and then post or scan it however you'd like and then post it in the project section. I would love to see your projects. It's really fun to see how people have different approaches and applications of the way the right, feel free to use calligraphy. I haven't used calligraphy obviously because I don't know but calligraphy, but feel free to be creative in the way that you express your name and don't forget to post it. So I can see it and your classmates can see it. And you can awfully happy that you've written in the script of swear and VNG. 9. Thank you for Joining : So thank you so much for joining me. This is the end of the class. Don't forget to use the resources that have been provided, the PDFs for swearing via engine as well as the worksheets. I've also included a blank worksheet for other extra practice in case you need it. I hope this helps you in your journey to understand the foundation of Hindi as a second language. Thank you so much for joining me in this class.