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Hello! Do you want to learn Hindi but don't know where to start? Then I've got the perfect resource list for you whose link you can find below! Here is what the resource list contains; >> "Handmade" resources on certain grammar concepts for easy understanding. >> Resources on learning the Devnagari script. >> Websites to practice reading the Devnagari script. >> Documents to enhance your Hindi vocabulary. >> Notes on Colloquial Hindi. >> Music playlists >> List of podcasts/audiobooks And a compiled + organized list of websites you can use to get hold of Hindi grammar! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JxwOZtjKT1_Z52112pJ7GD1cV1ydEI2a9KLZFITVvvU/edit?usp=sharing

Hi, I probably have a C1 level & want to do a Proficiency C2 test. Therefore I'd like to do a course for about 2 months in an Asian country. I do speak English daily since years, read books, watch movies & use google in English. My budget isn't particularly low but neither high. I can't or won't afford expensive classes in Great Britain, North America or Oceania. I traveled a lot in the last years & am able to feel at home in many places. I can imagine doing a course in Thailand, India, Vietnam or even in the Philippines (well, probably the least favourite as I really don't like the food in the Philippines but on the other hand it might be better as the locals speak English...) Any recommendations? It could be either a language school with group courses or a privat teacher which knows the requirements of the CPE test & can help me filling the gaps & pointing me in the right direction to pass the test... I estimate that 8 weeks of two private lessons per week or 8 weeks of 4 group lessons per week will be enough if I study hard beside classes... Has anybody done the same?