Hindi for the
life you lead
Where would you like your Hindi to take you?
A learning plan built around you
Private coaching
Develop your Hindi through one-to-one lessons tailored to your goals and current ability. Strengthen your listening, pronunciation and conversational confidence for family life, social situations, travel or work.
Prepare for a real situation
Practical Hindi
Prepare for conversations with Hindi-speaking family through a structured practical programme, or discuss coaching for a particular communication task. Practise the language you need for the people and situations ahead of you, rather than following a general language-development plan.
Learn and practise with others
Group Courses
Start learning Hindi with other adult beginners in a small group of 3–6 learners. Build your skills through structured live online lessons, guided practice and feedback from a native-speaking teacher.
Bring your Hindi into everyday life
Learning Hindi can help you take a more active part in conversations with family, friends and colleagues. In Singapore, your motivation may be a personal relationship, a connection to your heritage or communication with Hindi-speaking people here and in India.
Learning Hindi can help you:
join conversations with your partner’s family or relatives
express yourself more comfortably at family gatherings and social occasions
communicate with Hindi-speaking colleagues and contacts
understand more of Hindi-language films, music and everyday conversation
India is multilingual, so the language that best fits your goals depends on the people and places involved. For some learners, Tamil may be more relevant.
Our Hindi courses support adults in Singapore with personal and professional reasons for learning, including:
beginners learning Hindi to connect with a partner, family or friends
adults who understand some Hindi but lack confidence speaking it
learners reconnecting with Hindi after years of limited use
professionals and travellers who want to communicate with Hindi speakers in Singapore or India
India and Indian communities in Singapore use many languages. Before choosing Hindi for conversations with relatives, your partner’s family or colleagues, check which language those people actually use and how often they use Hindi.
A family may combine Hindi with English or another language. Think about the exchanges you want to manage yourself, such as greeting relatives, asking about someone’s day or following plans for a gathering. Family names and familiar expressions help make that goal specific.
Tell us who you want to communicate with. If you need another language, explore our language course options or ask about availability.
Teaching that
adapts to you
A teacher matched to you
Practice for real situations
A course plan that adapts
Hindi course levels
Our courses use the internationally recognised Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) to describe language proficiency. Explore the levels below through examples of everyday, social, study and workplace communication relevant to learners in Singapore.
These are broad guides to learning at each stage. Your starting level and goals help determine the appropriate course and focus.
Beginner A1–A2
Connecting Through Everyday Hindi
Start joining simple conversations with Hindi-speaking relatives, friends and people around you in Singapore. Build the language to introduce yourself, share everyday information and respond with support.
Practise how to:
- greet relatives and introduce yourself to someone new at a family gathering
- talk simply about your work, family and where you live in Singapore
- ask a Hindi-speaking friend about their weekend or holiday plans
- offer food or drinks and express simple preferences when visiting someone
- ask someone to repeat or explain an unfamiliar word
Intermediate B1–B2
Taking Part in Family, Social and Work Conversations
Move beyond brief replies to share experiences, explain your views and follow longer conversations. Develop Hindi for the relationships and situations that matter to you in Singapore.
Practise how to:
- share news and tell relatives about something that happened at work or home
- join conversations about celebrations, family plans and life in Singapore
- explain a practical problem and discuss what to do next
- clarify arrangements or a familiar task with Hindi-speaking colleagues
- discuss a film, interview or news story and explain your reaction
Advanced C1–C2
Expressing Yourself with Nuance in Hindi
Communicate more precisely when conversations become complex, personal or sensitive. Refine your expression across family relationships, cultural interests and professional settings.
Practise how to:
- explain sensitive views during a family discussion with care and clarity
- discuss identity, traditions and the experience of growing up in Singapore
- compare perspectives in Hindi-language news or cultural discussions
- present a detailed idea and respond to questions from colleagues or contacts
- adjust your tone when speaking with elders, close friends or professional partners
What would you like to do with Hindi?
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Your questions, answered
Which Hindi course should I choose?
Choose private coaching if you want to develop your Hindi through personalised teaching and continued practice. Practical courses suit a specific task, role or situation, with either tailored coaching or a structured programme.
If you’re unsure, tell us what you want to achieve and we can recommend a suitable option.
Can beginners join, and how do I find my starting level?
Beginners can join any of our private Hindi packages. Choose the length according to how much teaching and practice you want: Builder provides 6 hours, Development 12 hours and Core 18 hours. Core offers the most time to practise, apply feedback and consolidate what you learn. Some practical courses may require an existing foundation; check the course details.
You don’t need to know your CEFR level before contacting us. For Builder, Development and Core, the first lesson includes spoken placement alongside teaching. A standalone assessment is available if you need a separate assessment of your Hindi.
How are practical courses different from private coaching?
Private coaching supports your ongoing language development, with lessons shaped around your goals and starting level.
Practical courses address a particular purpose. You can prepare for your own communication task or follow a structured programme built around a role or situation.
Both routes offer one-to-one teaching. The difference is the scope and purpose of the learning.
What is the difference between spoken Hindi and written Hindi?
Hindi is written in the Devanagari script. Everyday speech often uses more conversational vocabulary and sentence patterns than formal writing, so recognising written words and following a conversation are related but different skills.
Your goals help determine the balance. Family conversations, films and reading each call for different kinds of practice.
How can I improve my spoken Hindi if I already understand it?
Build on your existing understanding by practising your own replies. Start with familiar topics, then work towards sharing experiences, asking follow-up questions and explaining your views.
Personalised coaching can give you guided speaking practice and feedback for the Hindi conversations you want to join with relatives, friends or colleagues in Singapore.
Can learning Hindi help me understand Bollywood films?
Yes. Developing Hindi vocabulary and listening skills can help you recognise dialogue and follow more of a film. Songs, slang, fast speech and cultural references may still need explanation.
Short, suitable scenes can provide useful practice alongside your lessons. Understanding complete films without subtitles develops gradually and varies with the material.