Writing the Hindi Alphabet Practice Workbook: Trace and Write Hindi Letters Paperback – January 22, 2010

Easy to understand

I really appreciated that the book was packaged with cardboard to keep it from bending. Thank you so much for the special care for my purchase!

Nice, clear print for tracing letters. The biggest downside is that she doesn't give you the order of the strokes for the letters, so you need to look elsewhere for those. Otherwise, a basic practice workbook for those new to Devanagari script.

Great product no issues. Would purchase again!

Very useful.

This is a good workbook to practice Hindi Letter for kindergartens and new learners(if adult). I am using for my kid who dont get to learn hindi except me.This is overall perfect book to practice hindi alphabets but one minus point is it does not contain trace letters where kids can practice trace before actually writing so my kid is practicing on already written letters before she fill the page of letter she learn everyday.

Simple and easy to use.

No pen strokes. She gives the letters but doesn't bother to identify said letters. On of the na sounds has a circle instead of a hook, so I didn't think it was na until significant research. There is another ah sound in print that looks like a sun. I'm familiar with what I call the easy letters like la, pa, ya, ma, etc were difficult to identify and I've always been able to identify them in other books. So I'd say this is a no on buying it you don't already fluently know all the letters and how they appear in this book than a hard pass. Also I sound and ha sound look similar to me but I can't make a comparison because of the above unrecognizable letters. Also, easy ta, that looks sort of T like, sort of backwards lower case h is unidentifiable to my eyes.