Learn 50 everyday Hindi words and phrases for postpositions, conjunctions and the little words that hold Hindi together. 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: में (mein) – in पर (par) – on; but से (se) – from, with, by, since को (ko) – to; marks the object तक (tak) – up to, until का (ka) – of — masculine की (ki) – of — feminine के (ke) – of — plural or oblique के लिए (ke liye) – for के साथ (ke saath) – with के बिना (ke bina) – without के पास (ke paas) – near; in the possession of के सामने (ke saamne) – in front of के पीछे (ke peechhe) – behind के ऊपर (ke oopar) – on top of के नीचे (ke neeche) – under के अंदर (ke andar) – inside के बाहर (ke baahar) – outside के बीच (ke beech) – between के बीच में (ke beech mein) – in the middle of के बाद (ke baad) – after से पहले (se pehle) – before की तरफ़ (ki taraf) – towards की ओर (ki or) – towards की तरह (ki tarah) – like, in the manner of के बारे में (ke baare mein) – about के बदले (ke badle) – in exchange for के कारण (ke kaaran) – because of की वजह से (ki vajah se) – because of के बावजूद (ke baavjood) – in spite of के अलावा (ke alaava) – apart from के बराबर (ke baraabar) – equal to के अनुसार (ke anusaar) – according to के ज़रिए (ke zariye) – by means of की जगह (ki jagah) – instead of के यहाँ (ke yahaan) – at someone's place या (ya) – or लेकिन (lekin) – but मगर (magar) – but अगर (agar) – if यदि (yadi) – if — formal कि (ki) – that — introduces reported speech ताकि (taaki) – so that यानी (yaani) – that is, meaning मतलब (matlab) – meaning; I mean चाहे (chaahe) – whether, even if वरना (varna) – otherwise नहीं तो (nahin to) – or else बल्कि (balki) – rather, instead हालाँकि (haalaanki) – although