Bhasha Saathi
A new language, 5 minutes a day, through real conversations
Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Bengali, Gujarati, Punjabi, Odia and Urdu, learned from English. Listen, understand, speak.
Last updated: Reviewed by IndiaDigital editorsSources
Which language do you want to learn?
- हिंदीHindiNative-speaker review pending
- मराठीMarathiNative-speaker review pending
- தமிழ்TamilNative-speaker review pending
- తెలుగుTeluguNative-speaker review pending
- ಕನ್ನಡKannadaNative-speaker review pending
- മലയാളംMalayalamNative-speaker review pending
- বাংলাBengaliNative-speaker review pending
- ગુજરાતીGujaratiNative-speaker review pending
- ਪੰਜਾਬੀPunjabiNative-speaker review pending
- ଓଡ଼ିଆOdiaNative-speaker review pending
- اردوUrduNative-speaker review pending
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Our promises
- Free, unlimited, foreverNo hearts, no energy, no ads, no paid tier, no account. Practise as much as you want.
- No guiltNo streak threats, no sad mascot, no leagues. Reminders only if you turn them on in Mera.
- Your progress stays on your phoneWorks offline and can be backed up with Mera.
- Sentences real people sayWritten for real situations. Each language is checked by a native speaker before we call it reviewed.
How you learn
- One button: "Aaj ka abhyas" (today's practice). Five minutes of a little new material, due reviews, one speaking turn and one short listen.
- Every new pattern gets a one-line "Samjho" explanation, with the meaning under each word.
- Words that are the same as English show a badge, so the first days go faster.
- Each scene ends with a short role play with your talk buddy: "can you do it?" Passing it, not points, moves you forward.
- Mistakes go to your galti notebook and come back in the next sessions until they stick.
Questions people ask
Is it really free?
Yes. No ads, no account, no paid part. Practise as much as you like.
Where does my voice go?
Speaking practice is recognised on your phone where it can be. The browser's online recognition is used only after you agree to a clear notice. "Record and compare by ear" works everywhere and keeps your voice on your phone.
Whose voice is it?
Course audio is generated once on our own computer and checked. Where a line has no course audio yet, your phone's own voice reads it and the page says so.
What does "native-speaker review pending" mean?
Every language is checked by a native speaker before we call it reviewed. Until then the course says so clearly.
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