HINDI LANGUAGE MOVIE

After completing these three courses, students should be able to listen to complex conversations or stories, watch movies and understand them, read and understand short texts, engage in conversations on everyday topics, and write essays on familiar topics using the structures and vocabulary introduced in class. Presentations and discussions about Indian culture will be required and encouraged.

HINDI LANGUAGE MOVIE

A variety of practice activities and language tasks, ranging from mechanical to communicative, will be used in class, such as grammar exercises, pronunciation practice, language games, reading and listening comprehensions, movie watching, songs, role-playing, and small skits and plays. Learn about Heritage Hindi classes at UC San Diego. In Hindi 11, students are further trained to develop their skills of speaking, comprehension, reading and writing. Hindustani is derived from the word Hindustan, which is the Persian name for India, though the majority of the vocabulary and grammar comes almost entirely from Sauraseni. It is classed as an Indo-European language, though standard Hindi stems, within this, from the Hindustani language branch. By the completion of this course, students are expected to have enough vocabulary to participate in a basic conversation, and to be able to read and write simple sentences. History The history of the Hindi language is a long and complex one. Students will also learn about the culture, traditions, and history of India.

The goals of Hindi 1101 are to introduce students to the Devanagari script and sound system, elementary vocabulary, basic grammar and sentence structure, as well as to enable students to identify the elements of the spoken and the written language. Hindi, belonging to the Indo-European family of languages, is one of the 15 officially recognized languages of India.

Not open to students with credit for 201. Prereq: 1103, or permission of instructor. Hindi 1103 AU16.pdf 146.07 KB 2104 Intermediate Hindi IIД¬ontinued study of Hindi language, with appropriate cultural background development of listening, reading, speaking, and writing skills.