Conversational Hindi classes online

Trusha and a learner from McKinney practiced Hindi conversational skills, focusing on travel-related vocabulary and sentence structure. The learner worked on translating sentences and understanding the flexible use of question words. For homework, they were assigned to analyze and practice translating sentences 6-20, with an emphasis on structure, tense, and vocabulary.

Trusha taught a student from New York University the basics of Hindi sentence construction in the present tense. The lesson focused on identifying subjects, verbs, and root verbs. They practiced constructing simple sentences using the formula Subject + Root Verb + रहा/रही + हूं, with emphasis on gender agreement. The learner was encouraged to review their notes and create flashcards for vocabulary reinforcement.

Trusha conducted a Hindi lesson with a learner based in New York City, focusing on dialogue practice, sentence structure, and question answering. The student worked through five example sentences, analyzing them by subject, time, and tense, and identifying question words. For continued practice and to improve conversational skills, they were assigned to write 10 questions daily.

Trusha tutored a student from El Paso in Hindi, focusing on grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation, while also providing cultural context. The learner shared about work-related stress, and Trusha offered advice. They reviewed a worksheet, learned new vocabulary, and discussed cultural topics like Rakhi, with Trusha assigning a new worksheet for homework to be reviewed the next day.

Trusha tutored a student from New York University in a Hindi language lesson, focusing on practical conversational skills and grammar. They practiced sentence construction, verb tenses, and vocabulary through exercises and corrections. Trusha assigned five new words for the learner to review and scheduled their next lesson for Saturday.

Trusha Mehta tutored Bryan Bedigian in a Hindi language lesson, focusing on translating sentences across various tenses, including past continuous, past perfect, past perfect continuous, future simple, and future continuous. Bryan practiced translating worksheets and received corrections on grammar and vocabulary. They discussed scheduling a test after ten classes and arranged to confirm the next class time via text.