| Aspect | Details | |--------|---------| | | Amrutha – Spoken Hindi | | Author / Compiler | Typically credited to a team of language educators (often published under the “Amrutha” brand, which is known for its series of language‑learning manuals). | | Publisher | Usually released by a regional educational press in India (e.g., Amrutha Publications or a university press). | | Language | Hindi (with English explanations and transliteration). | | Format | PDF (digital edition) – the same content that appears in the printed textbook. | | Target Audience | Beginners to lower‑intermediate learners who want to acquire practical speaking skills in Hindi. Ideal for students, travelers, expatriates, and anyone seeking conversational fluency. | | Length | Roughly 200–250 pages (including exercises, dialogues, and a small glossary). | 1. What the Book Sets Out to Do “Amrutha: Spoken Hindi” is designed as a practical, conversation‑first guide. Rather than starting with heavy grammar theory, the book introduces everyday situations—greetings, buying tickets, ordering food, making appointments, etc.—and builds vocabulary and structures around those scenarios.