Hindi Baby Flash Cards

History has proven flash cards work. Having said that, the most obvious simple improvement this app desperately needs: Hindi words printed with English letters. The native text and translations into English words fall short. I hoped deselecting English words in settings would replace the English translation with Hindi words written in English... but no! Obviously, I want to see the original text and have it translated. For example, a son with a picture of a son... but why not also help me recognize beta is son? Additionally, for those with hearing impairments, seeing beta printed next to son would assist with hearing the pronunciations clearly.

I am learning Hindi as a grownup and I think these flashcards are great for me, I have learned so much in just a few hours of playing with this app, because it makes it fun.

My granddaughter is biracial and I want to show her I embrace all of her heritage. She just turned 1 and I feel like as she learns both English and Hindu. Hopefully I can keep up. Cards are great

I love the pictures and clear pronunciations. You can really hear each sound clearly. The words are in english and devangali script which is super helpful. So far no crashes, and it is organized well and is fun and easy to use. Thank you!

I was told brown and gray are wrong in this app. I checked multiple apps and vocabulary sites and भूरा is brown not gray. Please assist, because I like your app.

I really like this app. I paid for the non-ad version. Stupid app still has ads. This tells me it’s a rip off. App will be deleted.

This is a very child-friendly app that makes learning Hindi fun and enjoyable! I love the fact that it has pictures for words. And even the words are written in both English and Devanagari! It has shapes and colors, and even the word "Indradanush" meaning Rainbow with a beautiful rainbow picture. I am very happy with this App. I give it Five Stars.

This is the worst app ever

Very good app with real pictures as visuals! Loved it.

The colors category has gray and lavender but not blue, green, orange... Very strange! Also, the transliterations might be helpful. Still, I'm hoping to catch a word here and there when watching my favorite Bollywood films, so thanks for creating!