From a professor
of languages:
I have, indeed,
been using Let's
Learn Hindi in several of my courses at Harvard University
with great success. Because it is such a "user-friendly" quick reference
grammar and dictionary, students have found it an invaluable supplement
to the other language and literature texts I use in my courses. Several
students have found the grammar explanations to be accessible as
they are written in a simple language and avoid the use of excessive
linguistic terms and jargons. Since I teach both the Urdu and Hindi
scripts in my courses, students have also found Let's
Learn Hindi most useful as a guide to Hindi orthography.
I would enthusiastically recommend this book to my colleagues who
teach Hindi at other US universities. As far as I know, Let's
Learn Hindi is unique among instructional texts for
Hindi.
Professor
Ali Asani
Harvard University
Cambridge, Mass. USA
From a biology
professor:
As a professional educator, I am very impressed with Chaytna D. Feinstein’s
pedagogical approach to learning Hindi. It is practical, easy to
use and fun. I have used this book extensively and I would highly
recommend it to anyone interested in learning Hindi.
Professor
Ellen Rosenberg
University of British Columbia
Vancouver, B.C., Canada
From a
medical practitioner:
For most people learning a foreign language such as Hindi can be
both difficult and stressful, but having such a clear, well-laid
out, easily accessible, and user-friendly learning resource has
made the subject interesting and enjoyable to learn. As a recent
student of Hindi I can personally attest to its practical and useful
nature of Let's Learn Hindi by the number of times
I have used it!
Gary Miller
MD FRCPC
Saudi Arabia
From
a language student:
There are many Hindi language courses and 'teach yourself' books
available and some are quite good. Whether you use other course material
or not, Let's Learn Hindi is a godsend to both
the beginning student and those who are looking for an easy means
of refreshing their knowledge of Hindi. It is the ultimate in user
friendliness, so much so that it makes you want
to learn.
John
Davidson
Hindi-language student
London, England