Learn 48 everyday Hindi words and phrases for the commands and warnings grown-ups say all day. 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: गंदा है (ganda hai) – it's dirty छी (chhee) – yuck — said to stop a child touching something dirty गंदी बात (gandi baat) – a naughty thing, a dirty thing शरम (sharam) – shame — शरम करो बदमाश (badmaash) – naughty, a rascal — usually affectionate शैतान (shaitaan) – little devil — affectionate for a lively child नटखट (natkhat) – mischievous सीधा (seedha) – straight; well-behaved बैठ जा (baith ja) – sit down — blunt form सुन (sun) – listen — blunt form देख (dekh) – look — blunt form क्यों (kyon) – why क्या (kya) – what कौन (kaun) – who कहाँ (kahaan) – where कब (kab) – when कैसे (kaise) – how कितना (kitna) – how much, how many किसका (kiska) – whose कौन सा (kaun sa) – which क्या हुआ (kya hua) – what happened क्या चाहिए (kya chaahiye) – what do you want कहाँ गया (kahaan gaya) – where did it go किसने किया (kisne kiya) – who did it अभी (abhi) – right now अभी नहीं (abhi nahin) – not now बाद में (baad mein) – later फिर (phir) – then; again एक मिनट (ek minute) – one minute थोड़ी देर (thodi der) – a little while जल्दी (jaldi) – quickly; early देर (der) – late; a delay पहले (pehle) – first; before आख़िर में (aakhir mein) – at the end प्लीज़ (please) – please — the English word is standard सॉरी (sorry) – sorry थैंक यू (thank you) – thank you धन्यवाद (dhanyavaad) – thank you — the formal Hindi शुक्रिया (shukriya) – thanks माफ़ करना (maaf karna) – to forgive — माफ़ करो, sorry नमस्ते (namaste) – hello, goodbye प्रणाम (pranaam) – respectful greeting to an elder पैर छूना (pair chhoona) – to touch an elder's feet आशीर्वाद (aasheervaad) – blessing ख़ुश रहो (khush raho) – be happy — the standard blessing in reply …and more in the episode