Hindi · नमस्ते

Practice Hindi by texting in it

Hindi puts gender on the verb and a postposition after the noun, which is where most learners quietly go wrong for months. FluenText corrects the Hindi you text and names the rule behind each fix.

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कल तुमने क्या किया?
मैं खाना खाया।
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Original: मैं खाना खाया।
Suggested: मैंने खाना खाया।
A transitive verb in the perfective takes the ergative ने on its subject — maine khana khaya, not main khana khaya.

Hindi mistakes FluenText catches

The errors that survive years of study, because nobody in a real conversation stops to correct them.

Gender agreement

मेरी भाई आया।

मेरा भाई आया।

Adjectives and possessives agree with the noun, and the verb agrees too — भाई is masculine.

Oblique case before postpositions

लड़का को बुलाओ।

लड़के को बुलाओ।

A noun followed by को, से, में or पर shifts to its oblique form.

आप takes हैं

आप कैसे हो?

आप कैसे हैं?

आप is grammatically plural, so the verb is plural even when you are talking to one person.

तू, तुम and आप

सर, तुम कहाँ जा रहे हो?

सर, आप कहाँ जा रहे हैं?

Three levels of you, and the verb ending has to match the one you chose.

How Hindi practice works

No lessons, no streak of flashcards. Just the conversations you would be having anyway.

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Real conversations

Text a friend — or an AI partner

Set a chat's language to Hindi and message a friend who speaks it. No one to practice with? Open a chat with an AI conversation partner that replies at your level.

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Instant correction

Every message gets reviewed

Your Hindi is checked as you send it. Mistakes come back highlighted right against your own sentence, tagged by category, with a clear explanation.

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Ask follow-ups

Type @coach when you are stuck

Ask why a correction happened, how to say something more politely, or what a phrase means. The coach reads the thread and answers inline.

Devanagari or the romanized version you actually type

Text in the script you are comfortable with. Tap any word for its meaning in context, and use @coach in the thread when you want the rule behind a correction spelled out.

Hindi practice questions

It corrects the Hindi you write to real people in real conversations, so what you practice is the register you actually need rather than formal textbook Hindi.
Type @coach with your question in the same chat. It reads the recent conversation for context and answers inline, so you do not lose your place.