Learn 50 everyday Hindi words and phrases for visiting, hosting and family get-togethers. 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: स्वागत करना (swaagat karna) – to welcome आइए-आइए (aaiye-aaiye) – come in, come in पधारिए (padhaariye) – please come — very polite बड़े दिनों बाद आए (bade dinon baad aaye) – you've come after so long रास्ता भूल गए क्या? (raasta bhool gaye kya) – did you forget the way? — teasing a rare visitor बैठिए, आराम से (baithiye, aaraam se) – sit, make yourself comfortable जूते यहीं उतार दीजिए (joote yaheen utaar deejiye) – leave your shoes here चाय बनाऊँ? (chaay banaaoon) – shall I make tea? कुछ ठंडा लेंगे? (kuchh thanda lenge) – will you have something cold? नाश्ता लगाऊँ? (naashta lagaaoon) – shall I bring snacks? खाना खाकर जाना (khaana khaakar jaana) – stay and eat before you go बिना खाए नहीं जाने देंगे (bina khaaye nahin jaane denge) – we won't let you leave without eating बस, बहुत हो गया (bas, bahut ho gaya) – enough, really एक और लीजिए (ek aur leejiye) – have one more शर्माइए मत (sharmaaiye mat) – don't be shy घर जैसा समझिए (ghar jaisa samajhiye) – treat it like home कैसे आना हुआ? (kaise aana hua) – what brings you here? यूँ ही मिलने आ गए (yoon hi milne aa gaye) – we just dropped by सोचा मिल लें (socha mil len) – thought we'd see you रात रुकेंगे? (raat rukenge) – will you stay the night? कमरा तैयार है (kamra taiyaar hai) – the room is ready बिस्तर लगा दिया (bistar laga diya) – the bed is made up कितने दिन रहोगे? (kitne din rahoge) – how many days will you stay? कुछ दिन और रुक जाओ (kuchh din aur ruk jaao) – stay a few more days जाने की क्या जल्दी है? (jaane ki kya jaldi hai) – what's the hurry to leave? फिर आना (phir aana) – come again आते-जाते रहना (aate-jaate rehna) – keep visiting सबको मेरा प्यार (sabko mera pyaar) – my love to everyone