Indian

Hindi has three levels for “sit down”. बैठिए (baiṭhie) is polite, बैठो (baiṭho) is for friends and younger people, and बैठ जाओ (baiṭh jāo) is casual.

In Hindi a million is दस लाख (das lākh), “ten lakh”.

In geometry a circle is वृत्त (vritt). In daily speech people say गोल घेरा (gol ghera) for a round ring or a circle drawn or formed on the ground.

Go home in Hindi is घर जाओ (ghar jāo) for friends and घर जाइए (ghar jāie) for elders. To say “let us go home” use घर चलो (ghar calo).

The usual way to say “bro” in Hindi is भाई (bhai), literally brother. भैया (bhaiya) is a friendlier, more respectful form, and यार (yaar) means buddy.

A coward is कायर (kaayar) in Hindi. In everyday talk people say डरपोक (darpok), which means someone who is easily scared.

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For chicken as food, Hindi uses चिकन (chikan). The bird itself is मुर्गी (murgi) for a hen and मुर्गा (murga) for a rooster.

Get out in Hindi is निकल जाओ (nikal jāo), which is blunt and angry.

In India most people searching this mean Hindi, where the classic praise is शाबाश (shābāsh!).