I got an Hindi Board Game named Aksharit from my brother this birthday.
Its somewhat like Scrabbles, but I enjoyed it playing it with my bro and my parents.
I learned many new Hindi words by arranging each words to each side.
The use of "Matras" is the best thing I found in this game.
The game also has kids version which I'm now planning to give to my nephew next month.
You can also buy the game from Amazonif you love to learn Hindi.
Learn Hindi While Living in USA
christo09
19 July 2012 09:44:23
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Aurélie
19 July 2012 10:08:55
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Hello christo09.
Welcome to Expat.com! 
A little introduction please?
Thank you,
Aurélie
christo09
19 July 2012 10:10:12
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Thanks a lot Aurelie..!!
SinghSunita
24 December 2012 06:49:22
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Nice to know about this Game "Aksharit" to enhance Hindi vocabulary. And to learn to do conversion we can take help of Hindi learning sites. One site I know as my nephew is learning Hindi from that one is Sunosunao its course structure is very interactive.
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