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- Lucas: Hey everyone, welcome back to Learn Telugu with Fexingo. I am Lucas. Luna: And I am Luna. It is so good to be here again. Lucas: It really is. We have been covering so much lately, from ordering food to navigating the city. Luna: Yeah, we did a lot of travel stuff last week. But today, I want to stay home. Lucas: That sounds cozy. Today we are looking at things inside your own house. Specifically, the kitchen. Luna: Oh, I love this. I always forget the names of small things around the house. Lucas: It happens to all of us. Let us start with something very basic. The spoon. Luna: Okay. How do you say spoon in Telugu? Lucas: We use the word chamacha. Listen closely. Lucas: Chamacha. Luna: Chamacha. Lucas: Perfect. Just chamacha. It is short and sweet. Luna: I can remember that. Chamacha. Lucas: Let us try it again. Chamacha. Luna: Chamacha. Lucas: Great. Now, next to the spoon, we often have a plate. Luna: Is it a Telugu word? Lucas: Actually, we just use the English word plate. It is very common. Luna: Oh, that is easy. Plate. Lucas: Yes. Plate. You can see it on the table right now. Luna: Plate. Okay, I got that one. Lucas: Let us repeat it together. Plate. Luna: Plate. Lucas: Good. Now, what do we drink from? A cup. Luna: Ah, yes. Coffee cup. Lucas: In Telugu, we say kappu. Luna: Kappu. Lucas: Listen. Kappu. Luna: Kappu. Lucas: Exactly. Kappu. It sounds nice. Luna: Kappu. Lucas: Let us do it one more time for practice. Kappu. Luna: Kappu. Lucas: You are doing great. Next, we have a glass. Luna: Do we use English for that too? Lucas: We add a little Telugu flavor. We say glassu. Luna: Glassu. Lucas: Listen. Glassu. Luna: Glassu. Lucas: Right. Glassu. Like water glass. Luna: Glassu. Lucas: One more time. Glassu. Luna: Glassu. Lucas: Finally, let us talk about the cooking pot. Luna: The big metal thing on the stove? Lucas: Yes. We call that paatra. Luna: Paatra. Lucas: Listen carefully. Paatra. Luna: Paatra. Lucas: Perfect. Paatra. Luna: Paatra. Lucas: Let us say it again. Paatra. Luna: Paatra. Lucas: Wonderful. You nailed it. Before we go deeper into using these, I want to mention something important. Luna: Sure. What is it? Lucas: If Fexingo has been helping you make actual progress with this language, please consider supporting us. Luna: Yeah, it really does make a difference. Lucas: A small contribution keeps these episodes going ad-free. You can visit buy me a coffee dot com slash fexingo. Luna: It helps us keep making these guides for you. Lucas: Thank you so much. Now, back to our kitchen words. Luna: Let us put them together. Imagine I am in the kitchen. Lucas: Good idea. I need a chamacha. Luna: Where is the plate? Lucas: Here is your kappu. Luna: And I need a glassu for water. Lucas: The paatra is boiling. Luna: This feels so natural. Chamacha, plate, kappu, glassu, paatra. Lucas: Yes. You are building a solid foundation. Luna: I feel ready to cook dinner in Telugu. Lucas: Almost. Maybe start with tea first. Luna: Good point. Tea first. Lucas: Let us review the list one last time. Luna: Ready. Lucas: Chamacha. Luna: Chamacha. Lucas: Plate. Luna: Plate. Lucas: Kappu. Luna: Kappu. Lucas: Glassu. Luna: Glassu. Lucas: Paatra. Luna: Paatra. Lucas: Excellent work today. You learned five new words. Luna: Five new words. That is a good day. Lucas: Practice saying them while you clean your kitchen. Luna: I will definitely do that. Thanks, Lucas. Lucas: Thanks, Luna. See you next time.