Phrasal verbs for daily life

I wake up at six, but I get up at six thirty.

Say it: ai WAYK UP at SIKS, but ai get UP at siks THUR-tee

मैं छह बजे जाग जाता हूँ, पर साढ़े छह बजे बिस्तर से उठता हूँ।

Wake up = your eyes open. Get up = you leave the bed.

Please turn off the fan before you leave.

Say it: pleez turn OFF the FAN bi-FOR yoo LEEV

जाने से पहले कृपया पंखा बंद कर देना।

Many of us say "close the fan" or "open the light". Abroad, say turn on / turn off (or switch on / switch off) for lights, fans and machines.

I'm looking for my keys. Have you seen them?

Say it: aim LUK-ing for my KEEZ. hav yoo SEEN them?

मैं अपनी चाबियाँ ढूँढ रहा हूँ। तुमने कहीं देखी हैं?

Could you pick me up from the station?

Say it: kud yoo PIK mee UP from the STAY-shun?

क्या तुम मुझे स्टेशन से ले सकते हो?

Pick up = go and collect someone. Drop off = take someone and leave them somewhere.

We've run out of milk. I'll get some.

Say it: weev run OWT ov MILK. ail GET sum

दूध ख़त्म हो गया है। मैं ले आता हूँ।

I get along well with my new roommate.

Say it: ai get a-LONG WEL with my NYOO ROOM-mayt

मेरी अपने नए रूममेट से अच्छी बनती है।

Sorry, I missed your call. I'll call you back in ten minutes.

Say it: SOR-ee, ai MIST yor KAWL. ail KAWL yoo BAK in TEN MIN-its

माफ़ करना, तुम्हारा फ़ोन छूट गया। मैं दस मिनट में वापस फ़ोन करता हूँ।

Don't give up. You'll figure it out.

Say it: DOHNT giv UP. yool FIG-er it OWT

हार मत मानो। तुम इसका हल निकाल लोगे।

In speech, the small word usually carries the stress: give UP, figure it OUT, turn it OFF.