# Hinglish Vinglish

> Hinglish Vinglish is a Hindi learning app for English speakers. It teaches spoken Hindi and Hinglish in English letters, with an AI coach that scores every sound, so you can talk with Indian family, partners and friends. No script to learn. Free for 7 days, then one payment. iOS and Android. Built for partners of Indian-origin people in the US and UK, diaspora heritage learners who understand Hindi but cannot speak it back, and travellers. Lessons are scenario-based (dinner time, chai time, weddings, in-laws, travel, festivals) with pronunciation scored sound by sound and specific feedback from Ellie, the app's elephant coach. Made by Keeda Studios.

## App

- [Learn to speak Hindi without the script](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/learn-to-speak-hindi): What the app is, who it is for and who it is not for, what a lesson looks like, the chapters, what it costs, FAQ
- [About Hinglish Vinglish](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/about): Who makes it, why it exists, what the name means, press contact
- [iOS App Store](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/download?c=llms&p=ios): Hinglish Vinglish for iPhone
- [Google Play](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/download?c=llms&p=android): Hinglish Vinglish for Android

## Guides

- [Blog](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog): Guides on learning Hindi the way people actually speak — for partners, families, heritage learners, and real life
- [Hindi apps that never make you learn the script: how to tell](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/hindi-apps-that-dont-make-you-learn-the-script): Five tells that an app will make you read Devanagari first, a two-minute test, and why a no-script app must score your pronunciation
- [Learning Hindi for your in-laws: app, audio course or tutor?](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/learning-hindi-for-your-in-laws-app-audio-course-or-tutor): Thirty sentences said well; which tool fits a wedding in six weeks, a three-week visit, or a long relationship, and how to use your partner
- [60 days on a Hindi app and still can't speak? What to do next](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/60-days-on-a-hindi-app-and-still-cant-speak): Recognition drills do not build speaking; a fourteen-day switch to out-loud practice and how to pick the next tool by what was missing
- [How to learn Hindi: a complete guide for English speakers](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/how-to-learn-hindi): The step-by-step plan for speaking Hindi: sounds first, twenty phrases, the verb-last pattern, ten verbs in your own gender form, daily speaking practice, and a 30-day plan
- [Do you need to learn Devanagari to speak Hindi?](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/do-you-need-to-learn-devanagari): No, not to speak; when the script is worth learning, what roman letters hide, and script-first versus speaking-first
- [Why your "t" and "d" sound wrong in Hindi](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/why-your-t-and-d-sound-wrong-in-hindi): Dental and retroflex t and d, the puff of air, word pairs like daal and saath, and a five-minute daily drill
- [Is Hindi hard to learn?](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/is-hindi-hard-to-learn): An honest difficulty map for English speakers: what is easy, what is hard, what to learn first, and when to skip the script
- [Hindi vs Urdu: what's actually different](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/hindi-vs-urdu-whats-actually-different): Same spoken language, two scripts and two formal vocabularies; which words to learn and which name to use
- [Hindi numbers 1 to 100](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/hindi-numbers-1-to-100): Every number 1 to 100 with pronunciation, plus lakh and crore, ordinals, and which ones you actually need
- [50 Hinglish sentences from the family WhatsApp group](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/hinglish-sentences-family-whatsapp): The sentences every Indian family group runs on, translated, and how to reply
- [Days of the week and telling time in Hindi](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/days-of-the-week-and-time-in-hindi): Somvaar to ravivaar, the baje system, dedh and dhai, and why kal means both yesterday and tomorrow
- [Hindi greetings beyond namaste](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/hindi-greetings-beyond-namaste): Namaste, namaskar, pranam, kaise ho and aur batao — every greeting, who it is for, and the replies
- [How to say yes and no in Hindi](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/how-to-say-yes-and-no-in-hindi): Haan, nahi and ji, the softened refusals families use, and what the head movement actually signals
- [How to answer khana khaya?](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/how-to-answer-khana-khaya): Have you eaten — every version of the question, every reply that works, and why a no summons food
- [How to say I love you in Hindi](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/how-to-say-i-love-you-in-hindi): Main tumse pyaar karta/karti hoon, pyaar vs mohabbat vs ishq, and what couples and families actually say
- [Hindi words for family members](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/hindi-words-for-family-members): Chacha vs mama vs bua — the full kinship map with tables for father's side, mother's side, and in-laws
- [How to learn Hinglish](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/how-to-learn-hinglish): The six-step guide for English speakers — the spoken Hindi core, which English words stay, and what to safely skip
- [How to compliment food in Hindi](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/how-to-compliment-food-in-hindi): The compliments families actually use, surviving second helpings, and the spice question
- [How to say thank you in Hindi](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/how-to-say-thank-you-in-hindi): Dhanyavad vs shukriya, and why gratitude works differently inside families
- [Learning Hindi for your partner's Indian family](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/learning-hindi-for-your-partners-indian-family): The 12 phrases that matter, the 5 mistakes everyone makes, and cultural notes textbooks skip
- [What to say at an Indian wedding as a guest](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/what-to-say-at-an-indian-wedding-as-a-guest): Phrases and etiquette for the sangeet, baraat, and the gift envelope
- [How to introduce yourself in Hindi](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/how-to-introduce-yourself-in-hindi): Mera naam, where you're from, gender endings, and aap vs tum
- [100 most common Hindi phrases](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/100-most-common-hindi-phrases): Real phrases grouped by situation, with translations
- [Hinglish vs Hindi: what's the difference](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/hinglish-vs-hindi-whats-the-difference): What Hinglish is and which one to learn
- [How long does it take to learn Hindi](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/how-long-does-it-take-to-learn-hindi): Honest timelines by goal
- [How to learn Hindi when you grew up hearing it](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/how-to-learn-hindi-when-you-grew-up-speaking-it): A reactivation guide for heritage speakers
- [Learn Hindi by scrolling: the new Hinglish Vinglish](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/learn-hindi-by-scrolling): The app opens on a feed, one card at a time; what changed and why
- [I built a Hindi app for my wife](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/blog/i-built-a-hindi-app-for-my-wife): Why Hinglish Vinglish exists

## Company

- [Privacy policy](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/privacy)
- [Terms of service](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/terms)
- [Support](https://hinglish-vinglish.com/support): Email support@keedastudios.com for help with the app