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سنڌي
Sindhi you can actually use.
Six CEFR bands, each a real course — from the Perso-Arabic script to native-speed talk. Start A1. Or test out of a band you already have, in one sitting.
- A1 through C2
- Speak in the class
- Test out a band you have
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A class on this path
A1 · First class
The map
Each heading is its own course. Later ones open when you finish — or test out of — the one before. A later course does not reteach earlier bands.
A1
Start hereRead and write the Sindhi Perso-Arabic script and handle present-tense everyday talk — greetings, family, food, getting around.
A2
After A1 — or test outTell a routine in past and present, and get through ordinary errands and social plans in spoken Sindhi.
B1
After A2 — or test outGive opinions, follow slower authentic talk, and write a short clear note in Sindhi.
B2
After B1 — or test outFollow news or a lecture and argue a position in unvowelled Sindhi.
C1
After B2 — or test outKeep up with native-speed conversation and most everyday written Sindhi.
C2
After C1 — or test outWork near-native: humour, register, and long-form Sindhi.
What this is for
- 01
Read a shop sign and a WhatsApp thread in Sindhi script.
- 02
Get through greetings, family, food, and errands in spoken Sindhi.
- 03
Follow everyday talk without vowel marks — then hold a real conversation.
Why a path, not a playlist
Sindhi is not Hindi with different letters, and it is not Urdu with the labels swapped. This path starts with the Perso-Arabic script as written in Sindh, then spoken everyday talk. Each band is its own course. Later ones do not reteach A1.
Already have some from family? Test out of a band in one sitting.
After you sign in
- •You land on this map — every heading is already there.
- •Start a heading, or test out in one sitting, like placing out of a college course.
- •Each heading is one shared course — same syllabus and first class for everyone. Later classes continue on your copy.