Why Should You Learn Hindi Language:

More than 365 million people speak Hindi worldwide.
Hindi is considered to be the fourth most spoken language in the world, behind Mandarin Chinese, English, and Spanish. Hindi is mainly spoken in India and southern part of Nepal. Outside India a substantially large number of Indian diaspora living in Mauritius, Fiji, Surinam, Trinidad and Tobago, U.S.A., U.K., Canada, U.A.E., Saudi Arabia, Australia and South Africa, Yemen, Uganda, Singapore, New Zealand & Germany also speak in Hindi.

India attracts lots of foreigner tourists every year for it’s rich culture and history. While travelling through India and exploring its culture, it is more meaningful when you can communicate in Hindi. India is coming up as a fastest growing global economy.

Whether you are dealing in business, information technology, sciences, medicines, Yoga, Ayurveda or digital media, India is an increasingly important presence globally and they speak Hindi.

• Many corporations are looking to expand their operations and sales to the South Asian region will recruit people who are familiar with Hindi and the Indian culture to market their products to a Hindi-speaking

•  Indian culture is beginning to influence Western culture. Many Hindi words are slowly spreading into other languages. At the same time western clothing's and fashion industries have growing influence of Indian culture and couture.

•  Western film and music is increasingly influenced by Indian traditions. Indian films (“Bollywood”) are the second most prolific in the world, behind Hollywood. Indian music is becoming increasingly influential in mainstream music in the United States. You may find that Hindi helps you better understand dialogues and lyrics from world superstars.

•  Knowledge of Hindi opens doors to the study of poetry, philosophy, sacred texts, and song that is rare for Westerners. Hindi is a beautiful, ancient, elegant, and expressive language.

•  YOGA is practiced by large number of people worldwide. This is an ancient Indian practice. It becomes easier to understand the words from ancient YOGA Sutra written in Sanskrit, if you know Hindi.

•  Hindi is one of the oldest languages in the world (descended directly from Sanskrit) and is one of the easiest and most logical languages to read, write, and pronounce.

•  The grammar of Hindi is very easy and similar to English grammar. There are virtually no grammatical concepts that do not exist in English.

•  The Devanagari script of Hindi is employed to write several other languages in South Asia, including Nepali, Marathi, and Sanskrit. It is also closely related to Punjabi (in India), Bengali, Gujarati, and Oriya.

Professional Courses in Hindi Language and Culture at LANGÉCOLE:

Our extensive batches has 4-6 hours of classes in a week. Individual or Hindi Intensive courses have customised hours per day/week. Classes are conducted at our centres during Weekends and Weekdays both.

All classes are dynamic and stimulate the students to communicate in the language they are learning. All our lectures are conducted by Native or Bilingual professionals with experience overseas.

• Hindi beginners level a1

• Hindi basic level a2

• Hindi intermediate level - b1

• Hindi intermediate level – b2

• Hindi advance level - c1/c2