Have you ever tried to learn Hindi? Here are five fascinating Hindi language facts for kids.
Hindi is written in Devanagari script. The Hindi alphabet comprises of 11 vowels and 33 consonants that are written together to form meaningful sentences from left to right. The Hindi alphabetical table is often called Varnmala, meaning Garland of letters.
Unlike English, all Hindi nouns have genders, either masculine or feminine. Adjectives and verbs change according to gender. For beginners, learning the grammar aspect of Hindi Language is considered to be one of the most difficult steps in learning Hindi.
Every possible sound in the world can easily be written down in Hindi simply making the use of alphabets. This is because of the uniqueness in the pronunciation of the letters in Hindi. English however, requires supplementary symbols like • : ‘ ` to specify pronunciation because English lacks uniqueness.
The letters in Hindi are illusion-free. Consider the mirror image of any Hindi letter; it will never give you another letter. It prevents confusion unlike some English letters such as 4 & h, m & w, a & e, d & b that look like each other if they are turned upside down or if their mirror image is taken.
There are no articles in Hindi language as English has three articles: a, an, and the. One of the most interesting facts about Hindi is that every noun has its own gender, either masculine or feminine.
We hope you enjoyed learning more things about Hindi Language as much as we loved teaching you about them. Now that you know how majestic this language is, you can move on to learn about other ones like: English, Hindi Alphabets, French, German, Japanese, Hindi, Greek, Latin, Chinese, Arabic, Hawaiian and Italian.
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