Why Your Mother Tongue Matters More Than You Think | Hello Hindi Founder Reveals

Miss Liz will open the Discussion with global guests who impact lives, families, and communities through their work, service programs, books, and missions. Miss Liz Teatimes – A Brew of Transformation, Stories & Change Welcome to Miss Liz Teatimes, where real conversations steep with purpose! 🌿☕✨ Hosted by Miss Liz, a changemaker, speaker, and advocate for self-investment, this channel uses transformational storytelling and open discussions that inspire growth, resilience, and unity. Through the T-E-A (Time, Effort, and Attitude) Method, Miss Liz invites people from around the world to share their stories, insights, and life experiences, sparking change in communities and beyond. Each episode is a space to reflect on the past, embrace the present, and plant seeds for the future—because we all have a T-E-A! Here, we challenge limits with the mantra: “They say I can’t, I say watch me.” Join us for engaging interviews, deep conversations, and empowering moments that remind us that investing in yourself is the first step to changing the world. TEATIME WITH MISS LIZ SERVES: Ekta Rawat � July 14th | 11 AM EST Title: Hello Hindi: Finding Identity, Belonging & Connection Through Language Tagline: Language is more than words—it is belonging, identity, and the bridge between generations. Description: Join Miss Liz for a meaningful conversation with Ekta Rawat, founder of Hello Hindi, an innovative education platform helping people around the world learn Hindi not simply to speak a language—but to build confidence, connection, and a true sense of belonging. Growing up in Uttarakhand, India, Ekta witnessed firsthand how the loss of indigenous languages can quietly reshape identity. As her own mother tongue, Garhwali, became less common among younger generations, she came to understand that language is never just communication—it is culture, history, dignity, and home. Today, Ekta teaches practical, real-world Hindi enriched with cultural understanding, helping students navigate multicultural families, cross-cultural marriages, migration, and reconnect with their Indian roots. Whether supporting future daughters-in-law, second-generation immigrants, or parents hoping to preserve their heritage for their children, her work is changing lives one conversation at a time. Opening: Welcome everyone to another inspiring edition of Teatime with Miss Liz, where every conversation reminds us that our greatest connections begin when we truly understand one another. Today we’re honoured to welcome Ekta Rawat, founder of Hello Hindi, educator, and cultural advocate. Ekta’s work goes far beyond teaching vocabulary and grammar. She helps people discover confidence, a sense of belonging, and meaningful relationships through language. Her passion for preserving culture while empowering people across generations has made her work truly transformative. Ekta, welcome to the Teatime table. Closing: Today’s Teatime reminded us that language is one of the greatest gifts we can share. Ekta Rawat showed us that every new word learned has the power to strengthen relationships, preserve culture, bridge generations, and help people feel truly seen and understood. Thank you, Ekta, for reminding us that belonging often begins with a simple conversation. Ekta Rawat is the founder of Hello Hindi, an educational platform helping adult learners build confidence through practical Hindi and cultural understanding. Based in India, she teaches students worldwide, helping families strengthen relationships, reconnect with their heritage, and discover how deeply language is connected to identity, belonging, and opportunity. About Ekta: • Founder of Hello Hindi • Hindi Language Educator • Cultural Communication Specialist • Advocate for Language Preservation • Cross-Cultural Learning Expert • International Educator Favourite Colour Yellow One Word That Describes Her Empathetic Ekta’s T-E-E: Real World Hindi Teaching practical language through culture, connection, and belonging. Three Phrases That Share Her Story: • Language creates belonging • Preserving culture through communication • Building confidence across generations Subscribe, sip, and let’s create ripples of change, one cup at a time! ☕💫 #MissLizTeatimes #WhatsYourTEA #SelfInvestment www.misslizsteatime.com