Alphabet & Number Flashcards
Tap a card to flip it, press the speaker to hear it. English alphabet, Hindi varnamala, and numbers.
About the spoken audio
Pronunciation uses the speech voices already installed on your device, so quality varies — and a Hindi voice has to be present for the Hindi cards to sound right. A few Hindi letters (like ङ, ञ and ण) don’t begin common picture words, so their cards show a dash instead of a word.
About the Alphabet & Number Flashcards
These flashcards help young children learn the English alphabet, Hindi swar (vowels) and vyanjan (consonants), and numbers from 1 to 100. Each card shows a large letter or number, and a Listen button reads it aloud using your device's speech voice.
Flashcards work by repeated, short, playful exposure. Parents and teachers can use Shuffle to randomise order, Flip to reveal the picture or word, and Next and Previous to move through the set. The spoken audio is produced by the browser's text-to-speech, so voices vary by device, and Hindi audio needs a Hindi voice installed on the device.
How to use it
- Choose a set, such as English alphabet or Numbers 1 to 20.
- Press Flip to see the picture or word.
- Press Listen to hear the sound.
- Use Next, Previous or Shuffle to continue.
Tips and good to know
- Sit with younger children and say the sound together.
- Keep sessions to five or ten minutes.
- Print letters from the set to make a wall chart.
Frequently asked questions
Why is there no sound?
Check device volume and that your browser has a text-to-speech voice for the language.
What age is it for?
Typically ages 2 to 7 with an adult.
Does it need internet?
Not after the page loads, though some voices need it.