Hindia Language Learning Course

Here is a detailed syllabus outline for learning Hindi across ICSE, CBSE, and Kerala State syllabi.

1. ICSE Syllabus for Learning Hindi

Classes 1-5:

• Basic vocabulary: Common words, animals, colors, numbers, and fruits.
• Hindi alphabets (Varnamala), vowels, and consonants.
• Basic grammar: Nouns, pronouns, verbs, and adjectives.
• Reading and writing simple sentences.
• Listening and speaking skills: Rhymes, stories, and conversations.

Classes 6-8:

• Advanced grammar: Tenses, prepositions, conjunctions, and sentence construction.
• Vocabulary building and comprehension passages.
• Writing skills: Essays, letters, and paragraph writing.
• Literature: Stories, poems, and moral lessons from textbooks.

Classes 9-10:

• Literature: Prose, poetry, and drama (prescribed textbooks).
• Grammar: Advanced concepts, idioms, and phrases.
• Writing: Essays, formal/informal letters, precis, and speech writing.
• Reading comprehension and unseen passages.

2. CBSE Syllabus for Learning Hindi

Classes 1-5:

• Hindi alphabets, two- and three-letter words.
• Vocabulary: Days, months, seasons, family, and nature.
• Simple grammar: Singular/plural, gender, and sentence structure.
• Rhymes, stories, and creative writing.

Classes 6-8:

• Grammar: Noun forms, synonyms/antonyms, sentence types, and direct/indirect speech.
• Literature: Textbook stories and poems.
• Creative writing: Letters, diary entries, and essays.
• Comprehension: Reading and listening activities.

Classes 9-10:

• Grammar: Advanced grammar, including idiomatic expressions.
• Literature: Textbook prose, poetry, and drama.
• Writing: Formal letters, advertisements, articles, and reports.
• Unseen passages for comprehension and analysis.

3. Kerala State Syllabus for Learning Hindi

Classes 1-5:

• Hindi letters (Varnamala), matras, and basic sentence formation.
• Reading and writing simple words and sentences.
• Introduction to short stories and rhymes.
• Speaking skills: Conversations and vocabulary building.

Classes 6-8:

• Grammar: Gender, number, tense, and basic sentence structure.
• Vocabulary: Words from daily life, synonyms, and antonyms.
• Writing: Essays, short stories, and letters.
• Literature: Stories and poems from the prescribed textbook.

Classes 9-10:

• Grammar: Advanced sentence formation, idioms, and proverbs.
• Literature: Prescribed textbook prose, poetry, and drama.
• Writing: Essays, reports, and formal/informal letters.
• Reading comprehension: Analysis and interpretation.

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