Learn 50 everyday Hindi words and phrases for hindi muhavare people actually use. 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: जान में जान आना (jaan mein jaan aana) – to breathe a sigh of relief जी चुराना (jee churaana) – to shirk जी भर के (jee bhar ke) – to one's heart's content ख़ाक छानना (khaak chhaanna) – to search high and low घाट-घाट का पानी पीना (ghaat-ghaat ka paani peena) – to be very worldly-wise आँखें बिछाना (aankhen bichhaana) – to roll out the red carpet राह देखना (raah dekhna) – to wait eagerly हवा लगना (hawa lagna) – to be influenced पत्थर पर लकीर (patthar par lakeer) – set in stone अक़्ल पर पत्थर पड़ना (akl par patthar padna) – to lose one's wits आँख का काँटा (aankh ka kaanta) – a thorn in one's side काँटे की टक्कर (kaante ki takkar) – a neck-and-neck contest नाचना न आए आँगन टेढ़ा (naachna na aaye aangan tedha) – a bad workman blames his tools अधजल गगरी छलकत जाय (adhjal gagri chhalkat jaay) – empty vessels make most noise जैसी करनी वैसी भरनी (jaisi karni vaisi bharni) – as you sow, so you reap दूर के ढोल सुहावने (door ke dhol suhaavne) – the grass is greener on the other side अब पछताए होत क्या (ab pachhtaaye hot kya) – no use crying over spilt milk बूँद-बूँद से घड़ा भरता है (boond-boond se ghada bharta hai) – every little bit adds up थोथा चना बाजे घना (thotha chana baaje ghana) – the emptiest talk the loudest सौ सुनार की, एक लोहार की (sau sunaar ki, ek lohaar ki) – one decisive blow beats a hundred small ones ऊँची दुकान फीका पकवान (oonchi dukaan pheeka pakwaan) – all show, no substance जहाँ चाह वहाँ राह (jahaan chaah vahaan raah) – where there's a will, there's a way दीवारों के भी कान होते हैं (deewaaron ke bhi kaan hote hain) – walls have ears आसमान छूना (aasmaan chhoona) – to sky-rocket कान का कच्चा (kaan ka kachcha) – easily swayed by hearsay