Author Archives: Samta Varia

Updated May 8, 2021. This article is based on my experience of sending an oxygen concentrator to India from the United States. I decided to write this article on how to send an oxygen concentrator to India from the United States because a lot of people have the same questions…and I want to help. UnfortunatelyContinue reading “How To Send an Oxygen Concentrator to India From the United States”

As part of my Hindi classes designed for children who are growing up with English as their first language, I teach Indian culture as well. Recently, I have been teaching my students the differences among namaste, namaskar and pranam. In this article I share a few heartwarming stories to demonstrate the power of pranam andContinue reading “The Power of Pranam”

Last month I prepared lessons about love for Valentine’s Day. I shared Indian folk stories about love between siblings and caring for one’s community. And I taught my students how to say, “I love you” Mama, Papa, Bhaiya, Didi, Dadi etc. in Hindi which quickly became “I pyaar you”. Most of my students are beginners.Continue reading “I Pyaar You”

The Hindi Pronoun “You” is a simple and easy to understand explanation of the different forms of, “you” in Hindi and how they’re used.

Is it hard to learn Hindi shares 3 things that can make Hindi a difficult language to learn and practical ways to overcome them.

In this post we are going to talk about conversational Hindi dining vocabulary. Dining means flatware and dinnerware. I like to teach a unit about this to students because it’s useful to know the words for plate, fork, spoon, knife, bowl, etc. and they’re practical to practice, since we use these items everyday! In theContinue reading “Conversational Hindi Dining Vocabulary”

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4 Ways to learn Hindi at home. A small amount of effort makes a big impact.