Learn 50 everyday Hindi words and phrases for time words you hear every hour. Each word is spoken slowly, repeated, explained in English and used in a natural Hindi sentence, then reviewed in a quick-fire recap. Take the matching 50-question quiz after listening to lock the words in. Words in this episode: घंटे भर में (ghante bhar mein) – within an hour आधे घंटे में (aadhe ghante mein) – in half an hour दस मिनट में आता हूँ (das minat mein aata hoon) – I'll come in ten minutes बस आया (bas aaya) – coming right away दो मिनट रुको (do minat ruko) – wait two minutes ज़रा रुकिए (zara rukiye) – wait a moment, please वक़्त नहीं है (waqt nahin hai) – there's no time वक़्त लगेगा (waqt lagega) – it'll take time समय निकालना (samay nikaalna) – to make time समय पर पहुँचना (samay par pahunchna) – to arrive on time समय बर्बाद करना (samay barbaad karna) – to waste time घड़ी देखो (ghadi dekho) – look at the clock पाँच बजने वाले हैं (paanch bajne waale hain) – it's nearly five पाँच बज गए (paanch baj gaye) – it's gone five सुबह के वक़्त (subah ke waqt) – in the morning time शाम के वक़्त (shaam ke waqt) – in the evening time ठीक उसी वक़्त (theek usi waqt) – at that very time किसी भी वक़्त (kisi bhi waqt) – at any time वक़्त-बेवक़्त (waqt-bewaqt) – at all odd hours सही वक़्त पर (sahi waqt par) – at the right time वक़्त रहते (waqt rehte) – while there's still time अभी नहीं तो कभी नहीं (abhi nahin to kabhi nahin) – now or never कल का दिन (kal ka din) – tomorrow आज का दिन (aaj ka din) – today बीता हुआ कल (beeta hua kal) – the past, yesterday आने वाला कल (aane waala kal) – the future, tomorrow कुछ दिन पहले (kuchh din pehle) – a few days ago कुछ दिनों में (kuchh dinon mein) – in a few days हफ़्ते भर पहले (hafte bhar pehle) – a week ago महीने भर बाद (maheene bhar baad) – a month later सालों पहले (saalon pehle) – years ago बरसों बाद (barson baad) – after many years लंबे अरसे बाद (lambe arse baad) – after a long time जल्दी ही (jaldi hi) – soon