Vocabulary quiz 5
Vocabulary quiz 5: Hindi vegetable, spice and cooking-verb words with gender and English meanings, such as shimla mirch, adrak, bhoonna and parosna.
Category: Hindi Script
Dictation 2
Dictation 2: a Hindi-English list of about 20 English loanwords written in Devanagari, such as doctor, ticket, stadium, password and laptop, for script practice.
Sikka Badal gaya- Krishna Sobti
Vocabulary list for Krishna Sobti’s story ‘Sikka Badal Gaya’ about Partition: about 45 Hindi words with gender, English meanings and Hindi explanations.
Vocabulary quiz 2
Vocabulary quiz 2 on Partition: about 45 Hindi words and expressions with gender and English meanings, like vibhajan, visthapan, sharanarthi and bhaichara.
Dictation 1
Dictation 1: a Hindi-English list of about 20 English technology loanwords in Devanagari, such as mobile, internet, website, app, podcast and download.
Vocabulary Builder Quiz 4 (Hindi 102)
Vocabulary Builder Quiz 4 word list for Hindi 102 (Lesson 12 and ‘Mera mobile kahan hai’): postpositions, daily routine words and verbs with part of speech.
Dictation 4 204
Dictation 4 for Hindi 204 script practice: polite -iyega verbs (aaiyega, jaaiyega), possessives like uska and inka, and English loanwords in Devanagari.
Dictation Elementary (Fall)
Dictation practice for Elementary Hindi (Fall): four sets of word lists with English loanwords, names, places and verb forms to write in Devanagari.
मोची की व्यथा ( cobbler’s agony) by Lalchand Rahi
Two rupees owed, one rupee paid, and another nail in his chest. Dalit writer Lalchand Rahi’s poem ‘Mochi ki Vyatha’ (A Cobbler’s Agony), with English translation.
कभी टल नहीं सकता (कविता – कुँवर नारायण)
Hindi poem ‘Kabhi Tal Nahin Sakta’ in Devanagari, attributed to Kunwar Narayan, with a full English translation, ‘It can never be averted’.