Why should people learn Hindi

I have heard many people saying, “learning Hindi is very hard.”

However, interestingly enough, these people have little experience in this language or have given up in their attempts to command it with certain level of proficiency.

Hindi is currently spoken by more than 500 million people and this number is progressively growing. The economy of India is becoming noticeable robust at a fast pace similar to China a few years ago. This fact creates superb opportunities for business, education and overall relationships.

By learning Hindi we will be able to learn other languages such as Punjabi, Marathi Gujarati, Bengali and Urdu. In fact, Urdu and Hindi are mutually intelligible at a spoken level which means you would be learning another language by learning Hindi.

Hindi is very similar to other languages, including Asian languages as well as European languages such as English, Spanish, French in terms of writing from left to right and for specially with Romance languages, most words are written in the same way they are pronounced.

In addition, Hindi uses genders for nouns that have to be in concordance with adjectives and verbs.

The script in Hindi is completely phonetic which means once you have learned it you will be able to read anything. Hindi has also very few irregular verbs which makes the conjugation process much easier in contrast with other languages.