Learning Hindi for Kids: Hindi Fruits

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Sweet, ripe, sour, or juicy, the world of fruits is limitless and delicious! Fruits come in all different shapes, sizes, tastes, and textures. They make great snacks or even dessert! Some fruit grow on trees like apples, oranges, apricots, peaches, and plums. Other fruits grow on vines from the ground like watermelon, blueberries, cantaloupe, and grapes!

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Learning Hindi for Kids: Hindi Fruits

Learn Hindi Online for Kids

Sweet, ripe, sour, or juicy, the world of fruits is limitless and delicious! Fruits come in all different shapes, sizes, tastes, and textures. They make great snacks or even dessert! Some fruit grow on trees like apples, oranges, apricots, peaches, and plums. Other fruits grow on vines from the ground like watermelon, blueberries, cantaloupe, and grapes!

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Why Learn Hindi Fruits?

Fruits are a great healthy choice because they are full of fiber, vitamins, and essential nutrients. They help give our bodies the energy they need to run, dance, climb, do homework, and more.

Whether you’ve already learned fruit names in English or are just starting out, learning fruit names in Hindi is a fun activity and valuable skill! Speaking Hindi words is a great way to practice learning a language and is even more fun when you’re using a list of fruits to practice!

Want to know another fun fact? Fruits can be found all over the world, but some are more rare than others. Ever tried durian or rambutan? If you haven’t, you’re not alone. Durian is a rare fruit native to Indonesia and Malaysia and is known for its distinctive scent and green, thorny husk. Rambutan also grows in South Asia, with a sweet taste and pink, prickly outer skin.

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Fruits from India

India is no stranger to extraordinary fruits. As the world’s second largest producer of fruit, India is full of exotic, impressive fruits. Learning Indian fruits is a great way for kids to dive further into Indian history, learning fruit vocabulary, geography, and agriculture. Did you know that mango is the national fruit of India?

Sweet and soft, mangoes can be used in chutneys, dhals, and desserts, or eaten raw on their own as a delectable snack. Check out our adorable mango and other fun characters in Shoonya Kids! Or download our free printables and practice vocabulary below!

Hindi Vocabulary: Fruits

Practice Hindi vocabulary with our special Hindi fruits resources! Here’s a fun Hindi for kids tip: next time you are preparing a meal or snack with fruit, have your child list each fruit in Hindi! Visualization is a great way to ensure kids are pairing Hindi and English words and phrases.

Here’s our list to help get your child started with Hindi language practice or even for native speakers wanting to refresh their memory! Let us know what your favorite fruit is down in the comments below.

apple / seb / सेब

banana / kela / केला

cantaloupe / kharabooja / खरबूजा

coconut / naariyal / नारियल

grapes / angoor / अंगूर

mango / aam / आम

pear / naashapaatee / नाशपाती

pomegranate / anaar / अनार

watermelon / tarabooj / तरबूज

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The kids are interacting with the game based platform and they can move from language to language - and that’s awesome!”

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Frequently Asked Questions About Hindi Learning for Kids

To make sure you have all the information you need to help your child learn Hindi, we’ve covered all of the most frequently asked questions we get on the topic.

Still have questions? Get in touch with our friendly team today, we’d love to help!
 

Experts believe it takes 25 hours a week for a child to become proficient in a second language. For a young child, that is a good amount of their waking hours and they can’t all be spent sitting at a whiteboard or in class.

In addition to creating an immersive environment and encouraging conversation in the home to help your child build confidence, you will need supplemental resources to engage your child with the language.We recommend mixing it up with fun worksheets and games that your child will enjoy.

Try setting a goal of playing with a learning tool like the Shoonya app for 15 minutes per day of immersive play and sticking to that goal.

Studies have shown that learning a second language at an early age improves executive function in children. Additionally, learning a heritage language is particularly beneficial to children and enhances social and emotional development.

If you are a Hindi native speaker or have grandparents that speak Hindi, providing your child with the opportunity to learn Hindi with the best resources available will bring them the confidence to communicate with their family authentically and give them a richer sense of community.

There are many conversational words and phrases that you can use to help your child learn hindi. “Yeh kya hai?” (What is this?) is a phrase that will help you to engage and speak with your child and get them to identify everyday objects.

Playing with the Shoonya app is a great way to learn basic Hindi words. The app breaks down vocabulary into theme-based sections so children can learn basic words and phrases like, “These are pants.” or “This is a boy.”

What People Are Saying About Shoonya

Parents and educators alike are loving Shoonya Kids!

indiawithjessica

"Download Shoonya Kids today and get your kids a head start in Hindi, Telugu, Marathi, English or Spanish! My daughter loves it!"

BhashaKids

“Shoonya Kids is a new app with introductory content in Hindi, Telugu and Marathi. Ananya and I played with it yesterday- take a look at our review.”

“The bright colors, beautiful graphics, and funny animations really make this app stand out! You can tell there was a lot of thought put into every element and we especially loved the peacock and building characters in the rewards center! Super glad to have found this in time for summer.”

Parent

“As the director of multilingual education, I know the research is clear about the many additional benefits to the exposure of a bilingual education in early childhood. These include increased problem-solving abilities, better working memory and improved capacity for abstract thinking, among other benefits. Having the opportunity to experience the multilingual Shoonya app will contribute to the benefits and will also expand our students’ multicultural awareness and stimulate their curiosity about other parts of the world. We are excited to get started with Shoonya!”

Marisol Guillen

Senior Director, Multilingual Education Hueneme Elementary School District

“I love Shoonya Kids because it is so dynamic, it is game-based, it provides social interaction, kids can see themselves in it, its equitable, and it’s fun!

The kids are interacting with the game based platform and they can move from language to language - and that’s awesome!”

Dr. Barbara Flores

Former President, CABE

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Frequently Asked Questions About Hindi Learning for Kids

To make sure you have all the information you need to help your child learn Hindi, we’ve covered all of the most frequently asked questions we get on the topic. Still have questions? Get in touch with our friendly team today, we’d love to help!

Experts believe it takes 25 hours a week for a child to become proficient in a second language. For a young child, that is a good amount of their waking hours and they can’t all be spent sitting at a whiteboard or in class.

In addition to creating an immersive environment and encouraging conversation in the home to help your child build confidence, you will need supplemental resources to engage your child with the language.We recommend mixing it up with fun worksheets and games that your child will enjoy.

Try setting a goal of playing with a learning tool like the Shoonya app for 15 minutes per day of immersive play and sticking to that goal.

Studies have shown that learning a second language at an early age improves executive function in children. Additionally, learning a heritage language is particularly beneficial to children and enhances social and emotional development.

If you are a Hindi native speaker or have grandparents that speak Hindi, providing your child with the opportunity to learn Hindi with the best resources available will bring them the confidence to communicate with their family authentically and give them a richer sense of community.

There are many conversational words and phrases that you can use to help your child learn hindi. “Yeh kya hai?” (What is this?) is a phrase that will help you to engage and speak with your child and get them to identify everyday objects.

Playing with the Shoonya app is a great way to learn basic Hindi words. The app breaks down vocabulary into theme-based sections so children can learn basic words and phrases like, “These are pants.” or “This is a boy.”