Learn 50 everyday Hindi words and phrases for greetings, leave-taking and small talk. 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: और सुनाओ (aur sunaao) – so, what's new — the universal opener और क्या हाल है? (aur kya haal hai) – and how are things? सब ठीक? (sab theek) – all well? सब बढ़िया (sab badhiya) – all great ठीक-ठाक (theek-thaak) – so-so, okay चल रहा है (chal raha hai) – it's going on, getting by कट रही है (kat rahi hai) – getting through the days बस, चल रहा है (bas, chal raha hai) – just getting along क्या चल रहा है? (kya chal raha hai) – what's going on? कुछ ख़ास नहीं (kuchh khaas nahin) – nothing special तुम कैसे हो? (tum kaise ho) – how are you? — familiar आप सुनाइए (aap sunaaiye) – and you? — tell me your news कब आए? (kab aaye) – when did you arrive? कहाँ थे इतने दिन? (kahaan the itne din) – where have you been all this time? बहुत दिनों बाद (bahut dinon baad) – after a long time बड़े दिन हो गए (bade din ho gaye) – it's been ages मिलकर अच्छा लगा (milkar achha laga) – nice to meet you आपसे मिलकर ख़ुशी हुई (aapse milkar khushi hui) – pleased to meet you आइए, बैठिए (aaiye, baithiye) – come in, sit down अंदर आ जाओ (andar aa jaao) – come on in पानी लोगे? (paani loge) – will you have water? — the first offer चाय पियोगे? (chaay piyoge) – will you have tea? कुछ लेंगे? (kuchh lenge) – will you have something? बस, अभी खाकर आया हूँ (bas, abhi khaakar aaya hoon) – no thanks, I've just eaten तकल्लुफ़ मत करो (takalluf mat karo) – don't stand on ceremony अपना ही घर समझो (apna hi ghar samjho) – treat it as your own home अच्छा, चलता हूँ (achha, chalta hoon) – right, I'll be off अच्छा, चलती हूँ (achha, chalti hoon) – right, I'll be off — feminine चलो, निकलते हैं (chalo, nikalte hain) – come on, let's head out …and more in the episode