नमस्ते (Namaste)
Start speaking in Hindi from lesson one
An AI voice trainer. 16 conversational lessons for beginners. The first lesson is free, no sign-up.
- Lexy asks questions aloud
- You answer out loud in your own words
- After the conversation you drill the phrases in exercises
You'll need a microphone and internet. No bank card required.
Your first micro-dialogue in Hindi
Lexy asks a question, you answer and ask one back. The microphone turns on once, at the start of the whole session.
Lexyनमस्ते (Namaste)
Youनमस्ते (Namaste)
You ask backनमस्ते (Namaste)
Lexyमैं एक AI ट्यूटर हूँ और मेरा नाम LEXY है।
What you'll learn in 16 lessons
Topics come from Lexy's live course. Each lesson has six voice questions across five stages: words, lesson, exercises, dialogue, and text.
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01
नमस्ते (Namaste)
Базовые приветствия и прощания на хинди.
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02
मैं (Main)
Личные местоимения в хинди.
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03
होना (Hona)
Формы глагола «быть» в настоящем времени.
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04
परिवार (Parivaar)
Члены семьи на хинди.
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05
संख्याएँ (Sankhyayen)
Счет от одного до десяти.
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06
भोजन (Bhojan)
Базовая лексика, связанная с едой.
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07
रंग (Rang)
Названия основных цветов.
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08
जानवर (Jaanvar)
Домашние и дикие животные.
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09
स्थान (Sthaan)
Общественные места и здания.
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10
समय (Samay)
Слова для обозначения времени суток и дней.
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11
मौसम (Mausam)
Описание погодных условий.
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12
शरीर (Shareer)
Названия основных частей тела.
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13
कपड़े (Kapde)
Предметы одежды.
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14
भावनाएँ (Bhaavnaayen)
Выражение эмоций и состояний.
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15
परिवहन (Parivahan)
Виды транспорта и путешествия.
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16
दिशाएँ (Dishaayen)
Ориентация в пространстве.
Phrases from the course
These are the exact questions Lexy asks inside the lessons — spoken aloud, so you can hear the real rhythm before you answer.
एक (Ek)
लाल (Laal)
आज (Aaj)
कमीज़ (Kameez)
दाएँ (Daayen)
Devanagari script and postpositions
Hindi is written in the Devanagari script. The verb usually comes at the end of the sentence, and postpositions do the work of many English prepositions.
15 real-life scenarios at levels A2–B2
You pick a role and hold a conversation in Hindi. Each scenario has a two-sided goal board: what you need to say and what you need to get from Lexy.
- Order food at a café
- Check in at the airport
- Explain a route to a taxi driver
- Talk to a doctor
- Discuss renting a place
- Go through a job interview
Before your first lesson
Can I learn Hindi from scratch?
Yes. Level A1 opens a sequential 16-lesson course. Lesson one starts with introductions and short answers about yourself.
Do I need to already read in Hindi?
No. Lexy speaks the questions aloud. For scripts other than Latin, phrases come with a transliteration, so you can focus on sound and response first.
How does a conversation lesson work?
Lexy asks a question aloud, you answer out loud and ask a question back. Through the first 15 lessons Lexy never interrupts you with corrections. You can review the grammar separately after the conversation.
What's available after A1?
At levels A2, B1, and B2, instead of a linear course, 15 roleplay scenarios open up in Hindi: a café, a trip, a doctor's visit, renting a place, a job interview, and more.
What do I need for the first lesson?
A browser, internet, and a microphone. The first lesson is free and needs no sign-up.
Start speaking in Hindi
The first lesson is open with no sign-up. Lexy starts the conversation and asks the first question.