Hindustani orthography

Hindustani orthography is the way we write words in the Hindustani language. When we write in Hindustani, we use a system of letters that represent the sounds we make when we speak. Just like how the letters "A" and "B" represent certain sounds in English.

The Hindustani language uses a combination of letters from two different writing systems: Devanagari and Perso-Arabic. These letter systems are used to represent different sounds in the language. For example, the Devanagari system is used to write words that are from Sanskrit and Hindi, while the Perso-Arabic system is used to write words that come from Urdu and Persian.

In Hindustani, each letter represents a different sound, and when we put letters together, they make up words. For example, the word "kaam" (work) is made up of three letters - "k", "aa", and "m". When we put these letters together in the right order, they make up the word "kaam".

It's important to learn Hindustani orthography if you want to read and write in the language properly. By learning the different letters and their sounds, you'll be able to read and write words correctly, and better communicate with native speakers of the language.