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1. Teach Yourself Hindi: Complete Audio CD Program
(Teach Yourself Language Complete Courses) by Rupert
Snell, Simon Weightman, Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Begins with the basics and gradually promotes the
student to a level of smooth and confident
communication, including: Up-to-date, graded interactive
dialogues; Graded units of culture notes, grammar, and
exercises; Step-by-step guide to pronunciation;
Practical vocabulary; Regular and irregular verb tables;
Plenty of practice exercises and answers;
Self-assessment quizzes to test progress; Bilingual
glossary.
2. Say It in Hindi (Dover Say It Series) by Veena T.
Oldenburg, Paperback: 238 pages, Dover
Contains over 1,000 useful sentences and phrases for
travel or everyday living abroad: food, shopping,
medical aid, courtesy, hotels, travel, and other
situations. Gives the English phrase, the foreign
equivalent, and a transliteration that can be read right
off. Also includes many supplementary lists, signs, and
aids. All words are indexed.3. Teach Yourself
Beginner's Hindi Script by Rupert Snell, Paperback: 176
pages, McGraw-Hill
This book offers a clear and complete introduction to
the Devanagari script with numerous reading and writing
exercises. Features: Origins of the language; A
systematic approach to mastering the script; Lots of
"hands-on" exercises and activities; Practical examples
from real-life situations.
4. The Oxford Hindi-English Dictionary by R. S.
McGregor (Editor), Paperback: 1083 pages, Publisher:
Oxford University Press
Includes a wide variety of words, whether standard
language or dialects. Etymology of words is also
interesting. It is easy to manipulate, not too thick and
easily transportable. Headword presentation and examples
are clear.
5. Teach Yourself Hindi Dictionary by Rupert Snell,
Paperback: 256 pages, Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Provides a comprehensive vocabulary and a concise
grammar section. Idiomatic usage is also covered to
create a dictionary that is easy to use.
6. The Modern English Hindi Dictionary by I. N. Anand
(Editor), Hardcover: 1155 pages, Publisher: Coronet
Books
This dictionary is designed to help all those who are
engaged in learning or teaching or translating English.
It is also meant to help the layman to understand modern
technical terms that he comes across in the print or
electronic media. This is the third updated version of
the dictionary.
7. Outline of Hindi Grammar by R. S. McGregor,
Paperback: 294 pages, Oxford University Press
This book provides both a concise presentation of the
essential grammar of modern Hindi which brings beginners
as quickly as possible to the point where they can read
modern prose with profit, and serves as a reference for
those consolidating their grasp of the language. The
material is presented in roman transliteration as well
as in the Indian script, so that the beginner can work
through the book unimpeded by script problems, while
still enjoying the advantage of contact with the script
from the outset. Available for the first time are two
accompanying cassettes containing the complete Hindi
text of the original and the new exercises.
8. Hindi Structures : Intermediate Level, with
Drills, Exercises, and Key, by Peter Hook, Paperback:
357 pages, Centers for South and Southeast Asia
Excellent for students who want to move from beginner to
intermediate Hindi level.
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