Learn 50 everyday Hindi words and phrases for the little extra verb that changes everything. 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: खा लेना (kha lena) – to eat up — for yourself खा जाना (kha jaana) – to gobble up उठ जाना (uth jaana) – to get up, to wake up बैठ जाना (baith jaana) – to sit down लेट जाना (let jaana) – to lie down आ जाना (aa jaana) – to arrive, to turn up चले जाना (chale jaana) – to go away निकल जाना (nikal jaana) – to slip out, to leave निकल पड़ना (nikal padna) – to set off रो पड़ना (ro padna) – to burst into tears हँस पड़ना (hans padna) – to burst out laughing बोल पड़ना (bol padna) – to blurt out चौंक पड़ना (chaunk padna) – to start up in surprise कर देना (kar dena) – to do for someone कर लेना (kar lena) – to do for oneself ले लेना (le lena) – to take for oneself रख देना (rakh dena) – to put down रख लेना (rakh lena) – to keep फेंक देना (phenk dena) – to throw away छोड़ देना (chhod dena) – to leave, to give up भेज देना (bhej dena) – to send off बता देना (bata dena) – to tell outright समझा देना (samjha dena) – to explain fully लिख लेना (likh lena) – to write down for oneself पढ़ लेना (padh lena) – to read through सुन लेना (sun lena) – to hear out देख लेना (dekh lena) – to have a look देख लूँगा (dekh loonga) – I'll deal with it समझ लेना (samajh lena) – to grasp जान लेना (jaan lena) – to come to know पहचान लेना (pehchaan lena) – to recognise बच जाना (bach jaana) – to escape, to be saved बदल जाना (badal jaana) – to change खुल जाना (khul jaana) – to open up बंद हो जाना (band ho jaana) – to shut down भर जाना (bhar jaana) – to fill up ख़ाली हो जाना (khaali ho jaana) – to empty out सूख जाना (sookh jaana) – to dry up भीग जाना (bheeg jaana) – to get soaked जम जाना (jam jaana) – to freeze, to set पिघल जाना (pighal jaana) – to melt