Learn easily periodic table

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it is like this 
h-hamari 
li-li 
na-na 
k-ka 
rb-br 
cs-ce 
fr-frar 
i.e.-hamari lina kabr se farar 

 be-beta 
mg-maange 
ca-car 
sr-scooter 
ba-baap 
ra-roe 
i.e.-beta maange car scooter baap roe 

 sc-science 
ti-teacher 
v-very 
cr-cruel 
mn-maange 
fe-fair 
co-copy 
ni-nickel 
cu-copper 
zn-zinc 
i.e.-science teacher very cruel maange fair copy nickel copper zinc 

 y-ye 
zr-zara 
nb-nai 
mo-modern 
tc-technology 
ru- 
rh- 
pd- 
ag-agriculture 
cd-cdma 
i.e.-ye zara nai modern technology ........................................... cdma 

 la-laa 
hf-haf 
ta-ta 
w-wo 
re-rahi 
os-oos 
ir-idhar 
pt-phata 
au-udhar 
hg-hata 
i.e.-la haf ta wo ree oss idhar hata udhar phata 

 b-ba 
al-el 
ga-gai 
in-in 
ti-tabela 
i.e.-bael(bull) gai(cow) in tabela 

 c-ca 
si-si 
ge-gae 
sn-sunn 
pb-pade 
i.e.-kaasi(religious place) gae sunn(fainted) pade 

 next t i dont remember 

 o-aur 
s-sahi 
se-se 
te-te 
po-po 
i.e.-aur sahi se tepo(cheat) 

 f-far 
cl-cal 
br-bara 
i -i 
at-hat 
i.e.-farcal barai hat 

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