Made for every Marathi learner
Whether you're a parent, a teacher or learning for yourself, Barakhadi makes Marathi engaging and fun.
For parents
“I want my kids to speak Marathi with their grandparents and understand our culture, but I don't have time to teach them myself.”
Between work, school and everything else, finding time to teach Marathi at home is hard. That's exactly why Barakhadi exists.
Kids learn through play: activities that feel like games, not homework. They practice conversations, learn to read Devanagari and write their first Marathi words, at their own pace.
- Self-paced: kids work at their own speed, with no pressure
- Progress you can see, activity by activity
- Works on a computer, tablet or phone
- Unlimited practice: repeat any activity as often as needed
For Marathi shalas and teachers
“I need structured lessons that keep students engaged, but I don't have time to create everything from scratch.”
Barakhadi gives weekend Marathi schools and community classes a ready-to-use program designed by experienced Marathi teachers. It is built for 30 classes, and each class comes with a conversation topic, a vocabulary game and writing practice.
Every class gets its own private space. Teachers assign activities as homework, grade assignments and follow each student's progress, and students only ever see their own class.
- 300+ activities across three levels
- Week-by-week lesson structure, ready for the classroom
- Assignments and grading built in
- A private space for each class or batch
- Packages customised for your number of students and teachers
For teens and adult learners
“I grew up hearing Marathi but never learned to read or write it. I want to connect with my roots, but I don't know where to start.”
It's never too late. Whether you're reconnecting with your heritage, planning a trip to Maharashtra or just curious, Barakhadi meets you where you are.
Start with the alphabet, work up to reading and writing, and practice everyday conversations, all at your own speed. High school students can also use the higher levels to practice for their state's Seal of Biliteracy exam.
- Start from zero or brush up on the basics
- Real-world conversations you will actually use
- No deadlines: learn whenever it suits you
