Hindi for kids growing up in Dubai

India is a three-hour flight away, the grandparents are ninety minutes behind on the clock, and yet your child answers them in English. Ten minutes a day with Kiki is how that changes.

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Two school systems, the same missing piece

Indian families in Dubai usually land in one of two situations. If your child is at a CBSE or ICSE school, Hindi is on the timetable — but it's exam Hindi: read the chapter, write the answers, pass the test. Plenty of children score well and still freeze when asked to hold a two-minute conversation.

If your child is at a British or IB school, there's often no Hindi at all. The language slot goes to French or Arabic, and Hindi survives only on what the family manages at home after long school days and activities.

Either way, the missing piece is the same: daily speaking. A few minutes every day where your child produces Hindi out loud, at their level, somewhere it's safe to fumble. That is what Kiki does.

Ten minutes a day, whichever school your child attends

For CBSE kids, speaking confidence makes the school subject feel lighter. For IB and British-school kids, Kiki can be the structured Hindi in their week — a real curriculum, from first words to full conversations, no reading required.

They talk out loud

Real voice conversations, no typing and no Devanagari needed — speaking comes first

Starts wherever your child is

Tiny questions for beginners, richer conversations for kids who already understand a lot

A reason to come back daily

Every conversation builds a new place in Kiki's town, shaped by the words your child actually said

You see everything

A weekly report shows what your child said, the words they used, and what Kiki works on next

Children across nine countries practise with Kiki

4,000+

Hindi sentences spoken by children on Hindi Tutor

210+

Families across 9 countries practise with Kiki

10 min

A day — short daily practice, not cramming

Curious what children actually say after a few weeks? Read the case study.

Questions Dubai parents ask

My child studies Hindi at a CBSE school. Is this worth adding? +

School teaches reading and writing for the exam. Kiki builds the speaking those lessons rarely get to — and when speaking feels natural, the school subject stops being a chore. We build confidence and habit; we don't promise a particular grade.

My child is at a British/IB school with zero Hindi. Is it too late? +

Not at all — this is one of the most common starting points. Kiki begins with tiny questions, accepts answers that mix English in, and never makes your child feel wrong. No reading or writing needed; it's all voice.

We visit India every year. Doesn't that keep Hindi alive? +

Trips are wonderful for understanding — kids come back sharper every time. Speaking is what ten minutes a day between trips builds. Imagine the next trip where your child chats with their cousins instead of just following along.

What does it cost? +

The first 4 conversations are free — no card needed. After that it's $9.99/month in the UAE (3- and 6-month plans work out cheaper per month). Nothing is charged unless you choose a plan, and you can cancel anytime.

Hear where your child's Hindi is — in ten minutes

4 free conversations with Kiki. Your child has fun; you get to listen to them actually speaking Hindi.

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First 4 conversations free • No card needed