How can I learn the Hindi language effectively?

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You can learn Hindi by listening Hindi songs and watching Hindi serials /movies .And should make friend to the persons who speak Hindi .
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u can learn hindi language by watching hindi news channel,films with sub title,speak with people who speak hindi
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You can learn Hindi by listening Hindi songs and watching Hindi serials /movies .And should make friend to the persons who speak Hindi .
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You can learn Hindi initially by a tutor then by practicing it though films, programs, news papers and magzines and through communication you can make expert in it.
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You can learnThe basics of hindi by any elderly person your parents if they know very well. Further by reading books , short stories in hindi, watching movies and news channels or any other hindi channel. If you want the perfection,hire a tuitor.
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