अ क Vowels & Consonants App

Hindi Vowels & Consonants — All Letters with Audio

The Hindi script (Devanagari) has vowels (स्वर: अ through औ) and consonants (व्यंजन: क through ज्ञ). Our app teaches each letter with native audio, a picture mnemonic and a phonetic guide — the same method used in Hindi primary schools across India.

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फल · Fruit

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हाथी · Elephant

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तोता · Parrot

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Vowel · A

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रंग · Color

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संख्या · Number

The Hindi Vowels (स्वर)

The Hindi vowel set covers both short and long forms. Each vowel has a distinct character and sound:

अ (A, as in "up") — अनार (Pomegranate)
आ (Ā, as in "father") — आम (Mango)
इ (I, as in "it") — इमली (Tamarind)
ई (Ī, as in "eel") — ईख (Sugarcane)
उ (U, as in "put") — उल्लू (Owl)
ऊ (Ū, as in "ooze") — ऊन (Wool)
ऋ (Ri) — ऋषि (Sage)
ए (E, as in "angel") — एक (One)
ऐ (Ai, as in "ice") — ऐनक (Spectacles)
ओ (O, as in "open") — ओस (Dew)
औ (Au, as in "out") — औजार (Tool)

The Hindi Consonants (व्यंजन)

Hindi consonants are organized into phonetic groups called vargas. The ka-varga (क ख ग घ ङ), cha-varga (च छ ज झ ञ), ta-varga, tha-varga, pa-varga and the semi-vowels (य र ल व श ष स ह). A key feature of Hindi consonants is the aspirated/unaspirated distinction: क vs ख, ग vs घ, च vs छ, ज vs झ — sounds that children can only master by hearing them repeatedly. The Vowels category is free; Consonants is part of the premium set. Both use the same format: the letter, its picture word, English phonetic pronunciation and native audio.

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All Hindi Vowels — Free

The complete Hindi vowel set with picture mnemonics and native audio. The Vowels category is completely free to use without any payment.

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All Hindi Consonants — Premium

Every Hindi consonant organized by phonetic group, including aspirated consonants ख, घ, छ, झ. Covers the full structure with picture words and clear audio for each letter.

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Two-Stage Audio

For each letter, the app plays the letter sound alone, then the letter in its picture word context — exactly how a Hindi schoolteacher introduces a new letter.