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India Today
a day ago
- Lifestyle
- India Today
American woman shares 4 tips that helped her speak fluent Hindi in viral video
An American woman's video about how she learnt to speak fluent Hindi has gone viral. Her honest advice and fluency impressed social media users, including native Fischer, an American woman living in India for the past four years, shared a video on Instagram where she broke down the process that helped her learn Hindi. Kristen, who has a sizeable following online, often posts about her life in India with her husband, Tim Fischer, and their four viral clip begins with Kristen greeting viewers in fluent Hindi. "Namastey doston. Mera naam Kristen hai. Main Amrici hoon, magar main chaar saal se Bharat mein reh rahi hu. Main aur mere pati ki chaar betiyaan hai, aur humara web development ka business hai. Agar aap jaan'na chahte hain ki maine Hindi kaise seekhi, toh mere video ka description padhiye, aur mujhe samjhane dijiye (Hello friends, my name is Kristen. I am an American but have been living in India for four years now. My husband and I run a web development company. If you want to know how I learnt to speak Hindi, check out my video's description box and let me explain)," she said. Kristen then redirected viewers to her description, where she listed the four core tips that helped her understand and speak Hindi confidently:Master the grammar: She admitted grammar was the hardest part, but said a good grammar guide or tutor makes all the formal classes: Kristen learnt Hindi online with a tutor using the GPA (Growing Participator Approach) method, which she recommends for its structure and with a native speaker: According to her, regular conversations with Hindi speakers - especially those who don't speak English - can accelerate learning. Stay consistent: Kristen emphasised that learning Hindi takes years. It took her nearly five years of on-and-off study to reach also added a personal note: 'Let me tell you, Hindi is not an easy language to learn. It takes time and effort. Here are the ways I learned Hindi over the years, and my tips for how you can too!'Watch the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kristen Fischer (@kristenfischer3)Kristen's fluency and consistency delighted social media users. 'Wow Kristen, your Hindi is amazing! Great going,' a user said, another added, 'Aapki Hindi 4 saal me itni achi ho gyi varna yahan log 40 saal me bhi nhi seekh paate.'Several viewers shared their own experiences with Hindi. One wrote, 'I learnt Hindi in college in the US before moving to India but in Bangalore, I'm afraid to speak it.' Another user added, 'I regret never learning Hindi when I lived in Mumbai in my 20s. Listening is easy, speaking takes courage.'See the comments here:Kristen and Tim Fischer moved to India in 2021. The couple often shares their family's cultural experiences online, and their content continues to receive attention for its honest, respectful tone and relatability.- EndsMust Watch
NDTV
a day ago
- Entertainment
- NDTV
US Woman Stuns Internet With Fluent Hindi, Shares Journey And Tips In Viral Video
American content creator Kristen Fischer has taken the internet by storm with her impressive Hindi skills. Ms Fischer, who has been living in India for four years, posted a video on Instagram where she shared her journey of learning Hindi and offered practical tips for others. She emphasised that Hindi isn't easy to learn and requires time and effort. Ms Fischer shared her own experience and strategies for mastering Hindi, guiding those interested in following her path. "Hindi takes a minimum of 2–3 years to get the hang of it. I studied off and on for 5 years before I felt confident in it. Just keep going, and don't give up," she said in the video. Watch the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kristen Fischer (@kristenfischer3) She shared four key strategies for learning Hindi, emphasising the importance of: Grammar: Understanding Hindi grammar is crucial, and finding a good coach or resource can make a significant difference. "Find a good grammar coach, book, or resource. It makes all the difference," she said. Immersion: Surrounding herself with native speakers and using Hindi in real-life conversations helped her learn faster. "Find a native speaker to spend time with—preferably someone who doesn't speak English. That way, you're forced to use Hindi in real conversations," she explained. Consistency: Ms Fischer stressed that learning Hindi takes time and effort, recommending a minimum of 2-3 years of consistent practice. Effective Learning Methods: She credited online classes and the Growing Participator Approach (GPA) method for her success in learning Hindi The video has resonated with viewers, earning praise for Ms Kristen's dedication to learning Hindi. Users appreciated her fluency, with many commenting on her clear diction and encouraging others to follow her example. Some highlighted her impressive language skills, comparing her favorably to other foreigners who may struggle with Hindi pronunciation. One user wrote, "Lol… have been living here all my life, and still can't speak Hindi as fluently as you." Another commented, "I am amazed at your fluency and the diction. Fab job. What is GPA method." A third said, "Your Hindi is so clear! Unlike most foreigners." A fourth added, "I am amazed to hear your Hindi with a perfect accent. If you are behind a curtain no one can tell the difference between an Indian and American." A fifth user stated, "In a world too often divided by differences, your embrace of Hindi is truly admirable. It is a powerful gesture that transcends boundaries and connects hearts. Wishing you continued success and discovery on this beautiful linguistic journey."
Mint
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Mint
‘Hindi is not easy': American woman's fluent Hindi stuns internet, shares tips for mastering the language
An American content creator living in India has gone viral for her impressive command of Hindi, and the internet can't get enough. Kristen Fischer, who has spent the last four years in India, recently posted a video on Instagram that's grabbing attention not just for her fluency, but also for her practical tips on how others can learn the language too. In the clip, which has already crossed 78,000 views, Fischer speaks fluent Hindi and wrote in the caption, 'Hindi is not an easy language to learn. It takes time and effort.' She then shares four key strategies that helped her over the years. She emphasises grammar as the most challenging and essential part of learning the language. 'Find a good grammar coach, book, or resource. It makes all the difference,' she says. Fischer credits her success to online classes and the GPA (Growing Participator Approach) method, calling it the 'fastest and most effective way to learn any language.' Another tip? Complete immersion. 'Spend time with a native speaker who doesn't know English. That way, you'll be forced to speak Hindi in real situations,' she advises. While she now speaks the language with ease, Fischer reminds learners that it's a slow process. 'Hindi takes at least 2–3 years to get comfortable with. I studied for five years before I felt confident. Just keep going and don't give up.' The video has struck a chord with many viewers, with social media users praising her dedication and encouraging others to follow her lead. A user wrote, 'Wow Kristen, your Hindi is amazing! Great going.' Another user asked, 'I am amazed at your fluency and the diction. Fab job. What is GPA method?' 'In a world too often divided by differences, your embrace of Hindi is truly admirable. It is a powerful gesture that transcends boundaries and connects hearts. Wishing you continued success and discovery on this beautiful linguistic journey,' the third user wrote on Instagram.
