Consonants are sounds that need a vowel to be pronounced. In Hindi, they are called Vyanjan (व्यंजन).
🔤 There are 33 Consonants in Hindi. They are organized into 5 groups called Vargas (वर्ग).
💡 The groups are based on where the sound comes from in your mouth — throat, palate, roof, teeth, or lips.
🎧 Click on any letter in the next slides to hear its sound!
These sounds come from the throat:
These sounds come from the palate (roof of the mouth):
Curl your tongue back and touch the roof of your mouth:
Tongue touches the back of your upper teeth:
These sounds come from the lips:
These are the remaining consonants:
💨 Hindi has aspirated (with air) and non-aspirated (without air) consonants.
Q1. Which consonant sounds like "ka" in "kite"?
Q2. Which consonant sounds like "cha" in "chair"?
Q3. Which group does 'प' (pa) belong to?
You have learned all 33 Consonants in Hindi. 🎉