Part 2 of the complete self-study guide to understanding Indian English. After the sounds in Part 1, this episode decodes the words, habits and body language that confuse newcomers most. What you will learn: • 25 everyday Indian English phrases: do the needful, kindly revert, prepone, out of station, I have a doubt, passed out, today itself, timepass, cousin-brother, yaar, tiffin and more • Numbers, money and dates: lakh, crore, 1,00,000, and day-first dates (05/11 = 5 November) • Grammar patterns you will hear: "I am knowing him", "since 2019", "Myself Priya", "too good", "isn't it?" • Gestures: the head wobble (it means yes / okay, not no), the "one minute" finger, polite pointing • Politeness and titles: sir, ma'am, -ji, uncle, aunty, bhaiya, didi, chetta, chechi, anna, akka, and the gentle "no" • Phone, meeting and email habits: "Yes, tell me", PFA, "Noted", "Thanks and regards" • Regional flavours, five listening strategies and a quick-fire decoding quiz Indian English is a full, respected variety of English spoken by millions. This series is about understanding it, never mocking it. Level: B1–B2. Take the quizzes after listening. Audio voiced with AI from an original script by Dr. Rashmi R Nair.