Is it possible to learn Hindi language without going to a class? My mother tongue is Tamil.

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I am a tutor of 2 years Experience

If your mother tongue is Tamil, then u should definitely go for Hindi class.
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ENGLISH TEACHER (TOEFL Certified) with 20 Years of Experience.

It's possible but may take lots of time in self learning. It's better to learn from teacher.
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Teaching hindi for last 20 years.

You can learn Hindi without going to a class if you have strong urge for it.If someone practices it seriously can learn the language.But proper guidance makes this journey smoother.
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It is possible to learn Hindi.It will also depends upon which class you are in now. you have to put lot of efforts from your side..you should first know the basic like swarakshar,vayanjanakshar and barahkhadi,then you can easily read.But if you want to know the meaning or talk in that language I prefer...
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It is possible to learn Hindi.It will also depends upon which class you are in now. you have to put lot of efforts from your side..you should first know the basic like swarakshar,vayanjanakshar and barahkhadi,then you can easily read.But if you want to know the meaning or talk in that language I prefer to take take classes. read less
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I have 15 plus years of experience in taking tutions cbse. Iam a praveenprachark

Hi it's not possible as u need to know the swar and vyanjan and concept of sentence word formation etc. So u need to go for classes it will improve your vocabulary and other speaking skills as the tutor will be able to clarify the doubts and other stuff. It's better to go to classes. Thanks
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Bachcho ki hindi adyapika sudha

No , you have to learn by any medium You can watch hindi movie You can watch hindi tutorial video on you tube You have to understand basics by someone
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