Learn 50 everyday Hindi words and phrases for the everyday verbs of moving, talking and thinking. 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: छिपाना (chhipaana) – to hide something भेजना (bhejna) – to send लाना (laana) – to bring सजना-सँवरना (sajna-sanvarna) – to dress up हँसाना (hansaana) – to make someone laugh रुलाना (rulaana) – to make someone cry सुलाना (sulaana) – to put to sleep खिलाना (khilaana) – to feed पिलाना (pilaana) – to give to drink बिठाना (bithaana) – to seat टिकाना (tikaana) – to prop, to lean something सँवारना (sanvaarna) – to groom, to set right निभाना (nibhaana) – to fulfil, to keep up सहना (sehna) – to bear, to put up with झेलना (jhelna) – to endure टिकना (tikna) – to last, to stay put अड़ना (adna) – to dig the heels in उलझना (ulajhna) – to get tangled, to get into an argument सुलझाना (suljhaana) – to sort out सुधारना (sudhaarna) – to fix, to improve बिखरना (bikharna) – to scatter, to fall apart सिमटना (simatna) – to shrink, to huddle फैलना (phailna) – to spread बहना (behna) – to flow डूबना (doobna) – to sink, to drown उड़ाना (udaana) – to fly a kite; to blow money लुटाना (lutaana) – to squander, to lavish जमाना (jamaana) – to set, to settle in place उखाड़ना (ukhaadna) – to uproot गाड़ना (gaadna) – to bury, to drive in a post फँसना (phansna) – to get stuck, to get caught छूटना (chhootna) – to be released, to be left छुड़ाना (chhudaana) – to free, to get out of जुटना (jutna) – to gather, to get down to जुटाना (jutaana) – to muster, to gather up परखना (parakhna) – to test, to judge जाँचना (jaanchna) – to check थमना (thamna) – to stop, to cease टोकना (tokna) – to interrupt, to check someone छेड़ना (chhedna) – to tease, to provoke चिढ़ना (chidhna) – to get irritated खीझना (kheejhna) – to be exasperated …and more in the episode