Gujaratiગુજરાતી

Gujarati communities in the UK, US, East Africa, Canada, and Australia are among the most established diaspora communities in the world. Your children understand dadi. Mozhi teaches them to speak it back — in the warm, colloquial Gujarati she actually uses.

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A taste of what your child will learn

નમસ્તે

Namaste

Hello / Greetings

આભાર

Aabhaar

Thank you

હું સારો/સારી છું

Hu saaro/saari chhu

I am doing well

The dadi call

Gujarati families have built communities across five continents — Leicester, New Jersey, Nairobi, Melbourne. Dadi and dada are in Ahmedabad or Surat. The grandchildren understand Gujarati — they've grown up hearing it. But replying fluently? That's where the gap lives. Mozhi closes it.

Spoken Gujarati — warm and colloquial

Mozhi teaches conversational Gujarati — the everyday language of Gujarati home life, not the formal written language. The Gujarati of family gatherings, of asking for more dal, of Diwali and Navratri celebrations. Recorded by native speakers, built for children who understand but need to find their voice.

Navratri, gatherings, and Sunday calls

Lessons are built around real Gujarati family moments: Navratri and Diwali greetings, talking with dadi about food and family, saying goodbye after a long call. The spoken phrases that turn passive understanding into confident speech.

What your child will learn

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First Words

Greetings, thank you, how are you

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Family Circle

Dadi & Dada, parents, siblings

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Mealtimes

Asking for food, compliments, table talk

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Home Life

Morning routines, everyday moments

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Calling Relatives

Video calls with Dadi

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Festivals

Celebrations, blessings, special occasions

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