Learn 50 everyday Hindi words and phrases for family: the full kinship grid, with a name for every relative. 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: ससुराल (sasuraal) – the in-laws' house मायका (maayka) – a married woman's parental home देवर (devar) – husband's younger brother जेठ (jeth) – husband's elder brother ननद (nanad) – husband's sister जेठानी (jethaani) – husband's elder brother's wife देवरानी (devraani) – husband's younger brother's wife साला (saala) – wife's brother साली (saali) – wife's sister जीजा (jeeja) – sister's husband बहनोई (bahnoi) – sister's husband — formal समधी (samdhi) – the father of one's child's spouse दामाद (daamaad) – son-in-law बहू (bahu) – daughter-in-law रिश्तेदार (rishtedaar) – relative रिश्ता (rishta) – relationship; also a marriage proposal मेहमान (mehmaan) – guest पड़ोसी (padosi) – neighbour अंकल (uncle) – uncle — used for any adult man आंटी (aunty) – aunty — used for any adult woman भाभी (bhaabhi) – brother's wife बड़े (bade) – the elders बुज़ुर्ग (buzurg) – an elderly person बूढ़ा (boodha) – old man बुढ़िया (budhiya) – old woman जवान (jawaan) – young आदमी (aadmi) – man औरत (aurat) – woman इंसान (insaan) – human being लोग (log) – people नाम (naam) – name उम्र (umar) – age जन्मदिन (janmadin) – birthday घरवाले (gharwaale) – the people of the house, the family अपना (apna) – one's own साथ (saath) – together, with प्यार (pyaar) – love बड़ों का आदर (badon ka aadar) – respect for elders तू (tu) – you — intimate, to a child or a very close equal तुम (tum) – you — familiar आप (aap) – you — respectful, and what a child learns to use for elders हम (ham) – we; and I, in much of the Hindi belt मैं (main) – I वो (vo) – he, she, that ये (ye) – he, she, this गोद लेना (god lena) – to adopt …and more in the episode