Hindi is the main language used in the Indian northern states of Delhi, Rajasthan, Uttar, Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, Bihar, Himchai Pradesh, and Jharkhand. It is the second main language in the nearby Andaman and Nicobar Islands, where it is spoken alongside other regional languages like Gujarati, Punjabi, Bengali, and Marathi. The writing is done from left to right wherein there is a lack of letter casing usage and the presence of a recognizable distinctive horizontal line that runs above the letters providing some sort of a link. As mentioned above Devanagari is the main script for Hindi but it is also part of the writing system of Nepali and Marathi. The term dates back to the 1970s during the phase of the movie industry when India was said to be on top of the game even outscoring the US in film production. Since then, there have been several people who tried to claim recognition of creating the word. These individuals include the likes Amit Khanna, a known scholar, lyricist, and filmmaker and Bevinda Collaco a journalist. Sanskrit Hindi came from the ancient Sanskrit language, and is a member of the Indo-Aryan branch of the Indo-European language family. It is related to Urdu, spoken in Pakistan, although Hindi and Urdu use different alphabet systems to represent the sounds. To most people, the Hindi spoken in Delhi is indistinguishable whether it is Urdu or Hindi. The dominant language in the lines of these songs is Hindi. There are also songs wherein both Hindi and Urdu are being used specifically in places of Pakistani nature. Several other language of Indian background in the likes of Punjabi, Rajasthani, Braj, and Bhojpuri are also part of the song lines. At present English has also been incorporated to give songs more of a global appeal. You know it would not be possible trying to consume a 10-course meal in just five minutes. Be practical and realistic when setting goals and scheduling daily learning tasks. Observe proper and comfortable pacing for your initiative to learn Hindi. There is no need to rush when learning the language, unless you are in a professional deadline.