Learn 48 everyday Hindi words and phrases for the nursery register: the words Indian toddlers actually say. 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: अलग-अलग (alag-alag) – separately, each one apart चुपचाप (chupchaap) – quietly, without a word धीरे से (dheere se) – gently ज़ोर से (zor se) – loudly, hard खाना-वाना (khaana-vaana) – food and that sort of thing — the echo-word pattern पानी-वानी (paani-vaani) – water and so on चाय-वाय (chaay-vaay) – tea and whatnot काम-वाम (kaam-vaam) – work and all that छुट-पुट (chhut-put) – odds and ends, minor bits गोल-मोल (gol-mol) – roundabout, evasive उल्टा-पुल्टा (ulta-pulta) – upside down, all muddled टूटा-फूटा (toota-phoota) – broken down, in bits सीधा-सादा (seedha-saada) – plain and simple गंदा-संदा (ganda-sanda) – dirty and messy हिल-मिल (hil-mil) – together, mixing happily चल (chal) – come on, move — the blunt intimate form चलो (chalo) – come on, let's go आ (aa) – come — said to a small child आ जा (aa ja) – come here, come along इधर आ (idhar aa) – come here जा (ja) – go रुक (ruk) – stop, wait रुको (ruko) – wait ठहर (thahar) – hold on चुप (chup) – quiet, hush चुप हो जा (chup ho ja) – be quiet बस (bas) – enough, stop हट (hat) – move aside शाबाश (shabaash) – well done — the standard praise to a child बहुत अच्छे (bahut achhe) – very good गुड बॉय (good boy) – good boy — English, used constantly in Indian homes प्यारा (pyaara) – darling, sweet प्यारी (pyaari) – darling — of a girl गुड़िया (gudiya) – doll — and a pet name for a little girl राजा बेटा (raja beta) – my prince — coaxing address to a boy रानी बेटी (rani beti) – my princess — to a girl जान (jaan) – life, darling — a term of deep affection भूख (bhookh) – hunger — भूख लगी है, I am hungry प्यास (pyaas) – thirst — प्यास लगी है, I am thirsty …and more in the episode