OVERVIEW
THE PROBLEM
Despite India's rich linguistic diversity, there is a lack of accessible platforms dedicated to learning Indian languages, leaving linguaphiles, travelers, and cultural enthusiasts without engaging, conversational, and culturally immersive tools.

Carried out 15 semi-structured Interviews with linguaphiles and few college students (ones shifted to new state). Additionally, the Fly on the Wall approach was utilized to observe their behavior and google form was circulated which received 32 responses.
are dissatisfied with existing resources.
Prefer learning with a Partner/Friend.
learn through observation or communicating with skilled person.

“I moved to Gujarat for college, and I really wish I knew Gujarati to connect better with locals.”

Most learners showed greater interest in conversational fluency rather than structured grammar lessons.

“It’s not just about the words; I want to understand the cultural context behind what I’m learning.”

“I’ve always wanted to learn Marathi, but I don’t know where to start—it feels overwhelming without guidance.”

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