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: अभी तक (abhi tak) – until now, yet तब से (tab se) – since then जब से (jab se) – ever since रोज़-रोज़ (roz-roz) – day after day हर रोज़ (har roz) – every single day हर हफ़्ते (har hafte) – every week हर महीने (har maheene) – every month हर साल (har saal) – every year कल रात (kal raat) – last night कल सुबह (kal subah) – tomorrow morning; yesterday morning नरसों (narson) – three days from now or ago पिछले हफ़्ते (pichhle hafte) – last week अगले हफ़्ते (agle hafte) – next week इस बार (is baar) – this time पिछली बार (pichhli baar) – last time अगली बार (agli baar) – next time पहली बार (pehli baar) – the first time आख़िरी बार (aakhiri baar) – the last time थोड़ी देर में (thodi der mein) – in a little while थोड़ी देर पहले (thodi der pehle) – a little while ago बहुत देर से (bahut der se) – for a long time जल्दी से (jaldi se) – quickly अचानक (achaanak) – suddenly आख़िरकार (aakhirkaar) – at last पहले से (pehle se) – from before, already उससे पहले (usse pehle) – before that इतने में (itne mein) – meanwhile कब तक? (kab tak) – until when? कितने बजे? (kitne baje) – at what time? ठीक पाँच बजे (theek paanch baje) – at five sharp पाँच बजे के आस-पास (paanch baje ke aas-paas) – around five सवा पाँच (sava paanch) – quarter past five साढ़े पाँच (saadhe paanch) – half past five पौने छह (paune chhah) – quarter to six दोपहर को (dopahar ko) – in the afternoon शाम को (shaam ko) – in the evening सुबह-सुबह (subah-subah) – early in the morning तड़के (tadke) – at daybreak सारा दिन (saara din) – all day हफ़्ते भर (hafte bhar) – all week आजकल (aajkal) – these days उन दिनों (un dinon) – in those days पुराने ज़माने में (puraane zamaane mein) – in the old days