Hindi vowels

                Hindi vowels 

In hindi language there are 13 vowels they are different in pronunciation. And structure of letters are all also varied from other languages.  Study the Hindi vowels through the guidance following below :

                   Vowels-स्वर

 अ -  a

  आ-  aa

   इ -   e

   ई -  ee

   उ -  oo

    ऊ- Ooooo

    ए-  ae

     ऐ  -i

     ओ- O

     औ - awh

     अं- am

     अः - aga

Above are all Hindi vowels and it's pronunciations .

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