Family life is full of ownership: my cup, your shoes, Grandma's glasses, whose phone is this? English just says "my" every time. Hindi's "my" changes its ending, and the surprise is that it matches the thing owned, not the owner. In this episode: • Ka, ki, ke: the little "of" • My, your, his, her • Everyday "whose" questions • Having things: mere paas • Having family and having a fever • Practice • Self-check questions with answers Key Hindi from this episode: का (ka) before a masculine singular thing: रोहन का घर (Rohan ka ghar) = Rohan's house. की (ki) before any feminine thing: रोहन की गाड़ी (Rohan ki gaadi) = Rohan's car. मेरा, मेरी, मेरे (mera, meri, mere) = my तेरा, तेरी, तेरे (tera, teri, tere) = your, very close तुम्हारा, तुम्हारी, तुम्हारे (tumhaara, tumhaari, tumhaare) = your, familiar आपका, आपकी, आपके (aapka, aapki, aapke) = your, polite उसका, उसकी, उसके (uska, uski, uske) = his or her हमारा, हमारी, हमारे (hamaara, hamaari, hamaare) = our उनका, उनकी, उनके (unka, unki, unke) = their, or his and her with respect यह किसका है? (Yeh kiska hai?) = Whose is this? for a masculine thing. यह किसकी है? (Yeh kiski hai?) = Whose is this? for a feminine thing. यह मेरा गिलास है (yeh mera gilaas hai) = This is my glass. यह आपकी चाबी है? (Yeh aapki chaabi hai?) = Is this your key? ये किसके मोज़े हैं? (Ye kiske moze hain?) = Whose socks are these? मेरे पास एक गाड़ी है (mere paas ek gaadi hai) = I have a car. तुम्हारे पास पैसे हैं? (Tumhaare paas paise hain?) = Do you have money? उसके पास टाइम नहीं है (uske paas time nahin hai) = He has no time. आपके पास पेन है? (Aapke paas pen hai?) = Do you have a pen? मेरे दो भाई हैं (mere do bhai hain) = I have two brothers. Season 3 · Spoken Hindi at Home: the complete self-study course for English speakers. Every Hindi item is given in Devanagari, Hinglish and English. Take the 52-question quiz after listening. Audio voiced with AI from an original script by Dr. Rashmi R Nair.