Manjit Singh

Namaste. Mere adhyapak bahut badhia hai! I have been taking weekly lessons with Manjit for about two months, starting as an absolute beginner, and I feel like I am making so much progress. I am surprised that we are already starting to have actual conversations in Hindi! Manjit makes the classes interesting, and he keeps me motivated with homework and memory tests. He is patient, and even when he is "testing" me I feel like it is done in a supportive, instructive way. He's obviously focused on helping me learn and gain confidence in speaking this new language. His lessons cover basic grammar and vocabulary, but he also introduces useful, common phrases and slang, so I feel like I'm learning how people actually speak in India. Manjit provides helpful downloads like PDFs and text documents, links to videos, and even sound files he records to help study with the correct pronunciation. I forward to many more lessons with Manjit and making further progress in Hindi!

Manjit paaji, bohat dhanvaad ji. You are a very insightful and encouraging teacher, with a teaching style that strikes a great balance between conversation practice vs. learning the "rules" (i.e., grammar, conjugation, tenses, etc.). I am very much looking forward to continuing our lessons together and mai umeed karda aa ki mai, bhavikh vich, fluent bolangaa !

Manjit is a fantastic teacher! He is also very flexible - accommodating me to take lessons over the phone while I commute to work/get ready in the morning. Dhanyavaad!

Manjit was punctual. He made the lesson fun. He tested my knowledge of Hindi to help me learn new verbs. He is very good at explaining things in an easy to understand manner. He records how to pronounce different vowels in Hindi so I can listen to them in my own time. He provides a lot of resources tailored to my needs. I.e. PDFs.

I've taken quite a few lessons with Manjit. I really like he's teaching style and he's very kind. He structures the class in a style that works well for beginner students.

Manjit was punctual which meant I didn't have to wait at all. This gave me a good experience. I noticed Manjit used word documents but I would recommend him to use Google Docs so I can access the material on the cloud. This would be more convenient. That being said, Manjit taught me the sentence structure for Hindi. I.e. In Hindi, it is Subject+Object+Verb, not Subject+Verb+Object like in English. This helped me communicate more easily in Hindi. All in all, Manjit was on time. Sure, he could have used Google Docs but he taught me the Hindi sentence structure in an easy to understand way.