Basic Openings

This is not the place to fight! This is the place to answer my question!

To be serious for a second -

A very easy to learn opening repretoire that will take you a long way, geared for the attacking player:

White: Scotch Game (vs 1. ... e5), Exchange variation vs French, Panov-Botvinnik attack vs Caro Kann, c3 Sicilian.

Black: Petroff (vs 1. e4), Leningrad Dutch (vs everything else)

Most of these openings you only need to learn like 3-4 moves and then can just follow normal development principles.  There are a few tricks (like in the Petroff not taking back immediately if he takes the pawn), but they will be learned very quickly through play and not through memorization.

Some more work will need to be done when the student hits around 2000, probably will want to drop the c3 Sicilian for an open sicilian as white, maybe switch the leningrad dutch for the kings indian, and look into the ruy lopez.  And perhaps the student may play an open sicilian as black himself.

I said, "Speak in this forum ony if you wanna answer my question".

Hi friends,

                    I have a small question. What are the basic openings that should be learnt by a beginner?

Hope you'lll find it useful

You never said that.

Macer's choice of queens gambit was an excellant opening choice its very solid and powerful but if you perfer something else there is always the bongcloud. It gets your king into the center where its most active.

very risky play..u must be a very good player to win without a Queen. Any one with historical stats of white wins with queens gambit?

Well, if the queen's gambit leads to a lost position, as you claim, then why is it so popular, even at the highest level of chess?

This is not the place to fight! This is the place to answer my question!

He is a beginner, and so are you. I think you have some kind of superiority complex.

What you will find are some trolls here. I am sure there are better or respectful chess forums out there. Your question is a good one. Follow basic opening principles. http://www.chess.com/article/view/the-principles-of-the-opening    Also look up the Sicilian or Ruy Lopez to get some ideas.

these are good:

http://www.chess.com/article/view/study-plan-directory

What you will find are some trolls here. I am sure there are better or respectful chess forums out there. Your question is a good one. Follow basic opening principles. http://www.chess.com/article/view/the-principles-of-the-opening    Also look up the Sicilian or Ruy Lopez to get some ideas.