You could easily memorize several catchy lines. Take note of correct pronunciation. You could eventually research the meaning of such lines. Intend to use such phrases and sentences appropriately in the future. Read materials that offer direct translation from Hindi to English or vice versa. This initiative could be complemented by daily learning about Hindi alphabets and vocabulary. Their first might be one of the 16 other major languages in India. To learn Hindi is like learning any other language for that matter. Depending on where you came from, there might be some difficulties but there might be some ease, too. Let us look at them. Alphabet Without going into the details of pronunciation, you might very well guess that there might be difficulties in the language starting with the alphabet. At present times, it has also reached the acceptance of the urban public. Hindustani shares a common bond with the likes of Urdu, regional Hindi, and Sanskritized Hindi that is why it is more preferred as a vernacular as compared to highly Persianized and Arabicized Urdu and highly Sanskrtized Hindi. From India, the use of the language has spread. In fact, Hindi is currently one of the most preferred and prioritized foreign languages in the United States. The reason could be because India is fast becoming an important business and career market. Many migrants from India also speak and write Hindi more than English, so to be able to communicate with these people, many businesses intend to employ professionals who could speak and write the language. Through the years, Hindi evolved, mixed with influences and several terms from other languages, including Arabic and Persian. To date, Hindi is the most spoken among all of India s official languages. Hindi is the main language used in the Indian northern states of Delhi, Rajasthan, Uttar, Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, Bihar, Himchai Pradesh, and Jharkhand. Lack of resources The world s major publishers of language tutorial programs (Assimil, Pimsleur, Linguaphone) have managed to produce only the first level of Hindi language programs. So far, there are only few universities in the U.S. offering Hindi language classes. Some people feel this is caused by a lack of either resources or interest from the point of view of economic benefit.