Other Languages
Spanish
Our Spanish Language Program Include:
- Letters – Reading, Writing, Practicing
- Simple words – Reading, Writing, Practicing
- Simple Sentences – Reading & Writing
- Common birds and animals
- Say Numbers from 1 to 100
- Naming – Months, days, colours, numbers, relatives
- Common salutations, greetings, & vocabulary related to this
- Reading – Stories, Poems
- Singing – Rhymes and Songs
- Common phrases for greeting, thanking and bidding good bye
- What not to say and do
- Famous idioms and proverbs
- How to be polite and show respect
- Verbs, Nouns, pronouns, Adjectives and Adverbs
- Tenses
- Sentence construction, word order
- Reporting
- Reading Comprehension
- Writing- Stories, Letter, Essays
- Exercises on Spoken Spanish including role plays
French
Learning French is a good basement for learning other languages like Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Romanian. It is a good footing for learning even English as almost fifty percent of English vocabulary is from French.
Our French Language Program Include:
- Letters – Reading, Writing, Practicing
- Simple words – Reading, Writing, Practicing
- Simple Sentences – Reading & Writing
- Common birds and animals
- Say Numbers from 1 to 100
- Naming – Months, days, colours, numbers, relatives
- Common salutations, greetings, & vocabulary related to this
- Reading – Stories, Poems
- Singing – Rhymes and Songs
- Common phrases for greeting, thanking and bidding good bye
- What not to say and do
- Famous idioms and proverbs
- How to be polite and show respect
- Exercises on Spoken French including role plays
- Verbs, Nouns, pronouns, Adjectives and Adverbs
- Tenses
- Sentence construction, word order
- Reporting
- Reading Comprehension
- Writing- Stories, Letters, Essays
Arabic
Do you know the fact that numerous Arabic words are borrowed by the English language like cotton, sugar, gazelle, guitar, alcohol, Sahara, carat, and lemon?
The Arabic language uses the same punctuation marks as in English, but some of the symbols are inverted, such as the comma (،), or reversed, for instance, the question mark (؟).
Our Arabic Language Program Includes:·
- Letters – Reading, Writing, Practicing
- Simple words – Reading, Writing, Practicing
- Simple Sentences – Reading & Writing
- Common birds and animals
- Say Numbers from 1 to 100
- Naming – Months, days, colors, numbers, relatives
- Common salutations, greetings, & vocabulary related to this
- Reading – Stories, Poems
- Singing – Rhymes and Songs
- Common phrases for greeting, thanking and bidding goodbye
- What not to say and do
- Famous idioms and proverbs
- How to be polite and show respect
- Verbs, Nouns, pronouns, Adjectives and Adverbs
- Tenses
- Sentence construction, word order
- Reporting
- Reading Comprehension
- Writing- Stories, Letters, Essays
German
This is widely studied as a foreign language and is one of the main cultural languages of the Western world. German also is the third most widely taught foreign language in both the US and the EU.
Our German Language Program Includes:
- Letters – Reading, Writing, Practicing
- Simple words – Reading, Writing, Practicing
- Simple Sentences – Reading & Writing
- Common birds and animals
- Say Numbers from 1 to 100
- Naming – Months, days, colors, numbers, relatives
- Common salutations, greetings, & vocabulary related to this
- Reading – Stories, Poems
- Singing – Rhymes and Songs
- Common phrases for greeting, thanking and bidding goodbye
- What not to say and do
- Famous idioms and proverbs
- How to be polite and show respect
- Verbs, Nouns, pronouns, Adjectives and Adverbs
- Tenses
- Gender
- Sentence construction, word order
- Reporting
- Exercises on Spoken German including role plays
- Reading Comprehension
- Writing- Stories, Letters, Essays
Hindi
You know a lot of Hindi.
“Alice walked along the veranda of her bungalow with a shawl over her head after a shampoo bath.”
This sentence has 4 Hindi words: ‘veranda/verandah’, ‘bungalow’, ‘shawl’ and ‘shampoo’.
English has borrowed a lot of Hindi words to its vocabulary like ‘jungle’, ‘yoga’, ‘cheetah’, ‘loot’, ‘avatar’ and ‘typhoon’.
If I learn Hindi, will it help me with any other languages?
Knowledge of Hindi will help with Sanskrit, Urdu, Nepalese, Bengali and Gujarati.
What Shall I Learn In Hindi?
- Letters – Reading, Writing, Practicing
- Simple words – Reading, Writing, Practicing
- Simple Sentences – Reading & Writing
- Common birds and animals
- Say Numbers from 1 to 100
- Naming – Months, days, colours, numbers, relatives
- Common salutations, greetings, & vocabulary related to this
- Reading – Stories, Poems
- Singing – Rhymes and Songs
- Common phrases for greeting, thanking and bidding good bye
- What not to say and do
- Famous idioms and proverbs
- How to be polite and show respect
- Exercises on Spoken Hindi including role plays
- Verbs, Nouns, pronouns, Adjectives and Adverbs
- Tenses
- Gender
- Sentence construction, word order
- Reporting
- Reading Comprehension
- Writing- Stories, Letters, Essays
Kannada
Learn Kannada online from native speakers.
The lesson plan is designed to minimise Teacher Talking Time (TTT) and maximise Student Talking Time (STT).
Regular Kannada lessons contain key sentences for many different scenarios that are used in everyday life.
What Shall I Learn In Kannada?
- Letters – Reading, Writing, Practicing
- Simple words – Reading, Writing, Practicing
- Simple Sentences – Reading & Writing
- Common birds and animals
- Say Numbers from 1 to 100
- Naming – Months, days, colours, numbers, relatives
- Common salutations, greetings, & vocabulary related to this
- Reading – Stories, Poems
- Singing – Rhymes and Songs
- Common phrases for greeting, thanking and bidding good bye
- What not to say and do
- Famous idioms and proverbs
- How to be polite and show respect
- Exercises on Spoken Kannada including role plays
- Verbs, Nouns, pronouns, Adjectives and Adverbs
- Tenses
- Sentence construction, word order
- Reporting
- Reading Comprehension
- Writing- Stories, Letters, Essays
Malayalam
“Madam, I’m Adam.”
Can you read it from back?
See the word, ‘madam.’ This is a word that we can spell the same backwards and forwards.
Such a word is called, ‘palindrome’. For example, noon, level, eye, civic, radar, etc.
The word ‘Malayalam’ is a palindrome.
What Shall I Learn In Malayalam?
- Identify, say and write the letters in Malayalam through Pictures, Videos, Animations and Nursery Rhymes
- Say, read and write small words
- Say Numbers from 1 to 100
- Say, read and write two word sentences
- Say, read and write three word sentences
- Common phrases for greeting, thanking and bidding good bye
- Read and recite nursery rhymes and songs
- Listen and retell a story
- Read and tell a story
- A map study of Kerala
- Exercises on Spoken Malayalam including role plays
- Verbs, Nouns, pronouns, Adjectives and Adverbs
- Tenses
- Sentence construction, word order
- Reporting
- Reading Comprehension
- Writing- Stories, Letters, Essays