Although you can get by with English (although spoken by less than 10% of the population), it is only by speaking an Indian language that you will experience authentic contact with India. Hindi, the national language, is by far the most spoken of the Indian languages (about 300 million) throughout northern India, but also in Nepal and Pakistan, whose national language, Urdu, differs from Hindi only by part of the vocabulary and by writing (Arabic characters). Hindi without difficulty, in addition to learning the language
Spoken, will allow you to learn the Nagari script and will give you a lot of information about Indian civilization, from history to the small details of daily life.
Thanks to the principle of intuitive assimilation, your
Learning will be done in two phases:
The passive phase where you just repeat and understand.
Then, the active phase where, while continuing to progress, you begin to form your own sentences.
At the end of your study, you will have naturally reached, with a minimum of effort, a level of fluent conversation in a lively, useful and current Hindi.
