Your child's day runs in English at school and Mandarin in the corridor. Hindi lives at home and on calls to India. Ten minutes of real conversation with Kiki each day is how speaking catches up with all that understanding.
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Singapore's Indian families have built real infrastructure for Hindi. Many children take it as their Mother Tongue Language through the in-lieu route: weekly classes at a weekend or after-school centre, homework, and eventually the national exams. Others go to weekend Hindi school purely to stay connected to the language.
Those classes do the heavy lifting on reading and writing. Speaking is the part that needs the other six days. Between Saturdays, most children hear Hindi only in passing, and answer it in English, because English always works.
The children who end up speaking confidently are the ones who get a few minutes of real, low-stakes conversation every day. That is the slot Hindi Tutor fills.
Your child's Hindi school gives structure, script, and community. Kiki adds the daily speaking practice in between: ten minutes out loud, gentle help when they freeze, and a child who walks into Saturday class less shy about opening their mouth.
Real voice conversations, no typing — closer to a call with family in India than an app
Half a Hindi sentence, then English? Kiki rewards the Hindi and gently builds from there
Daily conversation builds exactly the speaking ease that classes and orals draw on
A weekly report shows what your child said, the words they used, and what Kiki works on next
Hindi sentences spoken by children on Hindi Tutor
Families across 9 countries practise with Kiki
A day — short daily practice, not cramming
Hindi Tutor's own story began at a family dinner in Singapore. Curious what children actually say after a few weeks? Read the case study.
4 free conversations with Kiki. Your child has fun; you get to listen to them actually speaking Hindi.
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