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• Sleep Mode is now on the Home screen — hands-free listening while you fall asleep. • Choose what it plays: example words, pronunciation tips, and skip the letters you already know. • Example words now show the reading and the meaning in 15 interface languages. • Bigger writing pad in dictation practice, plus a redesigned letter page. • Writing rules demoed stroke by stroke, including how matras attach to a consonant. • In-app contact form, a unified look across every screen, and many smaller fixes.
Hindi uses the Devanagari alphabet — and this app takes you from your very first letter to reading real characters, while making sure you pronounce every sound correctly. And now you learn to write it, too: trace every letter with guided, animated stroke order — all the way to the shirorekha top line. Learn to recognize and read the complete Devanagari alphabet — no guessing, no shortcuts, just steady progress. WHAT MAKES THIS DIFFERENT: ▸ All 13 vowels (स्वर) and 33 consonants (व्यंजन) — the full Devanagari alphabet ▸ Audio for every letter — with IPA transcription and pronunciation tips ▸ Guided handwriting — trace each letter stroke by stroke with animated stroke order and the shirorekha top line ▸ 3 quiz modes: letter→sound, sound→letter, audio→letter ▸ Listening drills — hear the sound, then pick the right letter from memory ▸ Clear IPA and example words for every character STAY CONSISTENT: ▸ Daily Challenge — 8 questions picked from your weakest letters ▸ Spaced repetition (SM-2) schedules each letter's review at the perfect moment ▸ Streak counter & achievement badges keep you coming back ▸ Weekly charts show practice time & accuracy trends DESIGNED FOR REAL LEARNING: ▸ Step-by-step lessons from easy to hard ▸ Create custom letter groups for focused drills ▸ Dark mode for late-night sessions ▸ Available in multiple interface languages Planning a trip to India, connecting with family, enjoying Bollywood, or starting Hindi from zero — this is the fastest path to reading, writing and pronouncing Devanagari correctly.