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Door Rehne Waale Dost
In this episode, I talk about long-distance friendships — staying close across cities and countries, video calls, online dates, and finding ways to make new memories together.
Slow, natural Hindi/Hinglish for anyone looking to learn Hindi through everyday listening, with the focus phrase baat hoti rehti hai — “we keep talking/stay in touch.”
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Baarish Ke Din
A cozy Hindi listening practice episode about rainy days, chai, pakode, hot chocolate, staying warm at home, and walking around the city in the rain.
Slow, natural spoken Hindi/Hinglish for Hindi learners, with the focus phrase mann karta hai — “to feel like / want to do something.”
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Doston Ke Saath Bahar Khaana
In this episode, I talk about eating out with friends — choosing restaurants, sharing food and favourite places to eat.
You’ll hear natural Hindi and Hinglish around food, restaurants and deciding what to eat — useful language learning through everyday spoken Hindi. This episode also includes the phrase kuch bhi chalega — “anything works / anything is fine.”
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Naani Ka Ghar
In this episode, I talk about my mum’s side of the family, the different Hindi words we use for family relationships, and some of my favourite memories from my naani’s house.
You’ll hear words like Naani, Naanu, Maasi, Mama and Maami, and the phrase mummy ki taraf se — “on my mum’s side.”
I also talk about family gatherings, food, morning chai, and a childhood memory involving fresh Kashmiri roti that my Naanu used to bring home early in the morning.
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Music aur Mood
How the music I listen to changes with my mood
In this episode, I speak slowly in everyday Hindi and natural Hinglish about the different kinds of music I enjoy, from salsa and reggaeton to country, Bollywood and Arijit Singh — and how what I listen to changes depending on my mood.
I also talk about listening to music in different languages and whether you really need to understand every word to enjoy a song.
Try listening once without the transcript, then read the transcript and listen again to see how much more you can follow.
Episode transcript in Romanised Hindi/Hinglish, English and Devanagari
Meri Morning Routine Mein Ek Chhota Sa Change
Trying not to reach for my phone as soon as I wake up
In this episode, I speak slowly in everyday Hindi and natural Hinglish about my old morning phone habit, what I try to do instead, and why I prefer a quieter start to the day.
Try listening once without the transcript, then read the transcript and listen again to see how much more you understand.
Episode transcript in Romanised Hindi/Hinglish, English and Devanagari
Welcome to The Hindi Listening Room
Here you'll find slow, natural Hindi listening practice to help you immerse yourself in the language and improve your overall comprehension.
In this short introduction, I explain what the podcast is, why I created it, and how to use the episodes and transcripts to improve your Hindi listening and speaking skills.
Transcripts for Hindi episodes and learning resources:
patreon.com/TheHindiListeningRoom
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