From first sentence to reading alone.

Five seasons, twenty units, 392 lessons, and what each season gives us.

Season 1, 47 lessons

First sentences

Say who does a simple action, for any person and number, and read it aloud.

After this season we can say:

आवां पठावः लिखावः च।

We two read and write.

  1. Unit 1: Who does it?

    17 lessons
  2. Unit 2: Sounds and script

    11 lessons
  3. Unit 3: New actions, same endings

    19 lessons

Season 2, 82 lessons

Who, whom, with what

Build sentences with people, things and places in their roles, and ask and answer simple questions.

After this season we can say:

यदा शिक्षकः आगच्छति तदा छात्राः पठन्ति।

When the teacher comes, the students read.

  1. Unit 4: Naming things

    17 lessons
  2. Unit 5: The object

    17 lessons
  3. Unit 6: Roles in the sentence

    24 lessons
  4. Unit 7: Pronouns and questions

    24 lessons

Season 3, 82 lessons

Time and manner

Tell what happened, what will happen and what should happen, and join actions into a short narration.

After this season we can say:

तेऽपि अत्रैव सन्ति।

They are right here too.

  1. Unit 8: Command, past, future

    24 lessons
  2. Unit 9: Middle verbs and prefixes

    16 lessons
  3. Unit 10: Joining actions

    19 lessons
  4. Unit 11: Connected speech

    23 lessons

Season 4, 108 lessons

Families of nouns and verbs

Recognise and use the main patterns of real texts.

After this season we can say:

रामः पित्रा सह नगरम् याति। तत्र पिता फलानि क्रीणाति।

Ram goes to town with his father. There his father buys fruit.

  1. Unit 12: Noun families

    31 lessons
  2. Unit 13: Numbers and comparison

    16 lessons
  3. Unit 14: Special uses of cases

    17 lessons
  4. Unit 15: Passive and participles

    20 lessons
  5. Unit 16: Verb classes

    24 lessons

Season 5, 73 lessons

Reading and independent use

Read sourced verses and short prose with a dictionary, and write a self-introduction and a short letter.

After this season we can say:

रामः नेपालदेशे ग्रामे वसति। सः त्रयोदशवर्षीयः अस्ति।

Ram lives in a village in Nepal. He is thirteen.

  1. Unit 17: Compounds

    15 lessons
  2. Unit 18: Derived verbs and words

    21 lessons
  3. Unit 19: Forms to recognise

    16 lessons
  4. Unit 20: Reading and writing

    21 lessons

ॐ सह नाववतु। सह नौ भुनक्तु।सह वीर्यं करवावहै।

The peace invocation of the Taittiriya Upanishad, said by teacher and student together. The course ends with it.

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