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>>137317(OP)

Comprehensible input

Brainwash yourself with Hindi.

1. Shadowing

Watch some Hindi videos or movie clips and try to imitate and copy the dialogue as close as possible with the accent, style of delivery, intonation and so on.

Do this a few hours a day for some weeks.

2. Learn the characters/script, maybe 5 glyphs a day as you continue shadowing practice.

You will be done in some 12 days.

3. Read about schwa elimination.

Continue shadowing practice.

4. Start learning basic vocabulary, look up 500 most frequently used words in Hindi, make flashcards and memorise them.

Keep doing the shadowing practice.

5. Now, you should watch a few movies in full, without any subtitles except Hindi subtitles if available.

Do this alongside shadowing.

Around this time, you would be a month in, and having studied no grammar, you would have your brain full of random Hindi phrases and would have nailed down the accent and manner of speech.

Next month...

6. Now, instead of memorising and making flashcards of words, you want to mine sentences from online news articles, Hindi websites, and Wikipedia. Aim for at least 5-10 sentences a day.

Try to avoid writing the translation in the flashcard.

Use dictionary to look up words you don't know and maybe just write those words.

Keep at this with the shadowing practice, and consuming movies for 2 more weeks.

Aim to get around 250-500 sentences.

Now

For the last two weeks.

7. Read through a grammar book for Hindi, twice, while you continue the usual practices. Reduce time but don't stop practicing and revising.

8. 2 months will have passed.

Now you can probably say a lot of shit on your own and manage things by yourself.

Start reading a bit of Hindi every day to make your shift easier. You can stop doing flashcards when you feel like you are understanding things with ease while reading.

You can stop doing shadowing practice when you make 2-3 friends who talk with you in Hindi.

You can stop watching movies and such and instead watch news or youtubers at this point too.

Hope this helps.

>>137322

>t.

went from failing JLPT N1 thrice to passing it after 1 full season of Breaking bad in Japanese, followed by Better Call Sail in Japanese, followed by some 2-3 movies, and a novel in Japanese read alongside an audio book.

>>137317(OP)

Doraemon, shinchan

>>137328

Yaar zoom zoom faggots

Took me 10 minutes to recollect and type and you fags think it's all GPT.

Won't I at least make the formatting better or choose better wording if I had to use Gpt?

>>137333

I never had to learn Hindi this way, so no.

If you have Netflix, start using that.

Hindi audio

With Hindi subtitles or no subtitles if Hindi subs are not available.

Then maybe check out some Youtubers like Nitish Rajput, Mohak Mangal etc who make content in Hindi to explain stuff to the masses.

>>137326

This is also great advice.

Better than both netfloox and youtubers tbh.

Hindi Dubbed cartoons will get you very far.