The Hindi script (Devanagari) has vowels (स्वर) and consonants (व्यंजन). Our app teaches each letter through picture association and native audio so children recognise and remember them naturally.
The Hindi alphabet (हिंदी वर्णमाला) is written in Devanagari script, also used for Sanskrit and several other Indian languages. Children learning Hindi benefit from both the spoken language and the written script. Each letter has a distinct shape and sound that children can learn through consistent audio–visual exposure.
This mnemonic approach — linking each abstract letter to a vivid image — mirrors the method used in Hindi primary schools, making the app ideal for supplementing formal schooling or for diaspora children learning at home.
Our app introduces letters through the varnamala (alphabet) sequence children learn in Hindi schools: अ आ इ ई उ ऊ ऋ ए ऐ ओ औ for vowels, followed by the consonant groups starting with क ख ग घ ङ... Each letter card shows the Hindi letter in large, clear script, a memorable picture word, a phonetic pronunciation guide, and native audio.
Vowels (अ through औ) and consonants (क through ज्ञ) each get their own illustrated flashcard with audio, phonetic guide and a memorable picture word to anchor the sound.
Tap any letter card to hear the correct Hindi pronunciation. Children hear the letter sound and the associated picture word together — just like a teacher saying 'अ for अनार'.
Every card includes an English-script phonetic hint (e.g., 'Ka as in kayak') so parents without Hindi can guide their children confidently.
All Hindi letters with native audio and picture associations. Free to download on Android and iOS.