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As they say: Cricket is like a religion in India. What is so special about it? Do we actually play it a lot or it's marketing? Listen the whole podcast to get the answers and learn Hindi in a natural way.
Learn Hindi in a slow-paced video Podcast. How was my weekend and how did I describe my past experience in Hindi.
In this video I am sharing my experience of learning Spanish and guiding you to learn Hindi the same way I learnt Spanish.
In this podcast you will learn Hindi trough an easy Intermediate podcast on how's winters in India. You will learn Hindi vocabulary related to winter, clothing, Indian food and Indian culture during winters.
Learn Hindi by listening a Slow Intermediate Podcast about Indian Education System.
I hate living in India sometimes because of too much noise, bad air, infrastructure and many more things. Listen full Podcast to know what things do I hate about India and pisses me off.
This podcast covers topics like: how to give opinion and city vocabulary.
In this podcast I am sharing a few reasons why I love living in India.
Being close to your family gives you relief when you are sick or suffering mentally. Streets full of people and a happening place are my favourite reasons.
Listen full podcast to get to know more and practice your Hindi.
In this episode, I share two stories about losing my phone: one where a pickpocket stole it, and another where it slid right out of my pocket while riding my scooty! Did I ever get it back? Listen to the full episode to find out—and practice your Hindi along the way!
-This Podcast is already uploaded on Youtube in video format: https://youtu.be/qQ-gUu6xjB8
This podcast is about my new beginning in a new job. I left my previous school and joined a new one as a Spanish Teacher in India.
Learn Hindi through a conversation about everyday life in Delhi.
In this episode, we talk about the Delhi Metro, traffic, street food, markets, weather, people, and what it's like to live in Delhi.
This episode is suitable for beginner-Intermediate learners and uses natural, everyday Hindi rather than overly formal Hindi.
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