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Hindi tutors for students in Australia
Lessons are online and one to one, with native Hindi speakers based in India. You are not limited to whoever happens to teach Hindi near you — which, in most places, is often nobody.
Why people in Australia learn Hindi
Hindi is among the fastest-growing languages spoken at home in Australia. The timezone is unusually kind: Australia is ahead of India, so a morning lesson in Sydney lands in the Indian morning too — no late nights for anyone.
Lesson times in Australia
Our tutors teach on Indian time. Converted to local time where you are, that means lessons run from about 14:30 to 03:30 (next day). You do not have to work this out yourself — the booking page converts every slot into your own timezone automatically, and shows both times side by side so there is no confusion.
The tutors
$6 · 50 min · trial available
$6 · 50 min · trial available
$6 · 50 min · trial available
Common questions
No, and we would rather say so plainly. Our tutors live in India and teach online over video. In practice that is an advantage: you get a native speaker who uses the language every day, rather than whoever is available locally.
Lessons start at $6, roughly 8 AUD at today's rate. Every price on this site converts to your own currency automatically, using live exchange rates. Most tutors offer a trial lesson.
Not to start. Plenty of students learn to speak first and add reading later. If you do want the script, our free alphabet guide covers every letter, and most learners read simple words within six weeks.
Converted to local time in Australia, lessons run from about 14:30 to 03:30 (next day). The booking page converts every slot to your own timezone automatically.
Open any tutor's profile, pick a time that suits you — shown in your own timezone — and send the request. It goes straight to that tutor, and you get a copy for your records. No account, no card, no subscription.
Start free, right now
Before booking anything, work through the free guides. No sign-up, no email, nothing to pay:
- The Hindi alphabet — every letter, with a printable chart
- Write your own name in Hindi — ten minutes, and the script stops feeling foreign
- Greetings — and when namaste is the wrong word
- Numbers 1 to 100 — why they are hard, and the shortcut Indians use
- 50 travel phrases — bargaining, autos, trains, food
- All ten guides →
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