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: फिर भी (phir bhi) – even so ही (hi) – only, just, exactly न (na) – not; neither अरे (are) – hey, oh ज़रा सा (zara sa) – a tiny bit थोड़ा (thoda) – a little थोड़ा सा (thoda sa) – a little bit बहुत (bahut) – very, much काफ़ी (kaafi) – enough, quite एकदम (ekdam) – completely, totally सच में (sach mein) – really, truly सिर्फ़ (sirf) – only केवल (keval) – only — formal भी नहीं (bhi nahin) – not even सारा (saara) – the whole हर (har) – every कई (kai) – several दोनों (donon) – both तीनों (teenon) – all three साथ-साथ (saath-saath) – together, side by side वाला (waala) – the -one — किताब वाला, the book one वाली (waali) – the -one, feminine लगभग (lagbhag) – approximately क़रीब (qareeb) – nearly; near के मुताबिक़ (ke mutaabiq) – according to के मारे (ke maare) – out of — डर के मारे, out of fear के नाम (ke naam) – in the name of के हाथ (ke haath) – at the hands of के सिवा (ke siva) – except के बग़ैर (ke bagair) – without के पार (ke paar) – across के किनारे (ke kinaare) – at the edge of के आसपास (ke aaspaas) – around के ऊपर से (ke oopar se) – over the top of के नीचे से (ke neeche se) – from under में से (mein se) – out of, from among पर से (par se) – off, from on top of यहाँ तक कि (yahaan tak ki) – even, to the extent that जबकि (jabki) – whereas इसके अलावा (iske alaava) – besides this इसके बाद (iske baad) – after this उसके बाद (uske baad) – after that इसके बावजूद (iske baavjood) – despite this तभी (tabhi) – right then; only then अभी-अभी (abhi-abhi) – just now कभी-कभार (kabhi-kabhaar) – once in a while अक्सर (aksar) – often आमतौर पर (aamtaur par) – usually ख़ासकर (khaaskar) – especially …and more in the episode