Health
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English |
Nepal Basa |
| Body | Mah |
| Ear | Nhaay-paa |
| Elbow | Chu-lyaa |
| Eye | mi-khaa |
| Hai | Saa |
| Hand | Lhaah |
| Head | Chhyaa |
| Mouth | Mhu-tu |
| Nail | Lu-si |
| Neck | Ka-ku |
| Nose | Njaay |
| Shoulder | Bwa-hah |
| Stomach | Pwaah |
| Thigh | Kham-paa |
| Tounge | Mea |
| Tooth | Waa |
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Health
|
English |
Nepal Basa |
| I feel unwell. | Ji-tah mha-su-ku ma-du. |
| I have a cold. | Ji-tah se-khaa chaah. |
| He has a fever. | Wa-yaa jwar wah. |
| There is a boils on my face. | Ji-gu khwaa-lay kai wa-la. |
| My friend’s leg is broken. | Ji-mi paa-saa-yaa tu-ti twa-dhu-la. |
| It is difficult to breathe. | Saa-sah ihaa-ye thaa-ku. |
| My finger is swollen. | Ji-gu pa-tii ma-naa wa-la. |
| It burns | Hi-yu |
| It itches | Cha-su |
| It tickles | Ku-vhu |
| My friend has been bitten by a dog. | Ji-mi paa-saa-yaa-ta khi-chaan nyaa-ta. |
| I cut my hand. | Ji-gu lhaa-tay ghaah ju-la. |
| I feel dizzy. | Ji-tah i-ki-se chwa-na. |
| I feel nauseous. | Ji-tah lhwa-ye wa-yi thee ju-la. |
| My knee hurts. | Ji-gu pu-li syaah. |
| Can you give me something for the pain? | Ma-syaai-gu waa-sah du laa? |
| Where does it hurt? | Ga-na syaah? |
| Does it hurt here? | Tha-na syaah laa? |
| Don’t move. | Sa-ne ma-jiu. |
| Please take tis medicine. | Thwa waa-sah na-yaa di-saa. |
| Two spoons thrice a day. | Ni-guu cham-chaa nhinn swa-kah. |
| Before meals/after meals. | Na-ye bhyah/na-ye dhunkaah. |
| Stay away from… | ….na-yaa di-I ma-te. |
| I need to do a blood test. | Hi jaan-che yaa-ye maa-ni. |
| Don’t worry. You will be OK. | Dhandaa ka-yaa di-I mwah. Chhi-tah tik jui. |
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On the phone
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English |
Nepal Basa |
| Hello, can I speak to Adam? | Hello, Adam di-I laa thee? |
| No, he is out. | Ma-di, pi-haane wa-naa chwa-na. |
| When will he be back? | Ga-ba-le li-haa jhaa-i? |
| I don’t k now when he might be back. | Ma-siu ga-ba-le wai-gu ju-i |
| I must see him today. | Thaunn na-pa ma-laa-sen ma-jiu-gu. |
| Please have him call me. | Ji-tah phone yaa-kaa di-saa. |
| You are breaking up. | Sah jhyaak-jhuk ju-yaa chwa-naa. |
| I can’t hear you. | Taa-ye man-ta. |
Weather
|
English |
Nepal Basa |
| It is going to rain. | Waa wa-i-na. |
| The sun is out. | Ni-bhaah twa-la. |
| The sky is overcast. | Dyah bhug-lu chwaa. |
| It is very hot today. | Thauu ta-sa-kaa taa-nwah. |
| It was cold yesterday. | Mhi-gah chi-ku. |
| It snows sometimes. | Ga-ba-lee ga-ba-lee chwaa-pu wah. |
| Lightning flashed. | Pal-pa-saa twa-la. |
| Lighting struck a tree. | Si-maa-ya ma-lah-juu-wa-la. |
| Fog | Kha-su |
| Frost | Pu-gaah-gu |
| Hailstone | Poo |
| Hurricance | Dhaa-ku-phay |
| Thunder | Naa nayaah-gu |
| Rain | Waa |
| Strom | Waa-phay |
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My favourite designer, Prabal Gurung, just showcased his ready to wear Fall 2014 collection and I have to say it is one of my favourite collections so far. The collection reflects the kingdom of Mustang, a part of Dhaulagiri Zone, one of the seventy-five districts of Nepal, and definitely the most amazing place in earth. I am in love with the vivid shades of saturated crimson and saffron worked into rich layered looks, filled with draping that recalls the robes of monks. The lot of his cashmere were produced in Nepal which adds to the collection’s vibrancy.
The catwalk was dominated by marigold, crimson, bordeaux, black, gray, and ivory palette and featured asymmetry, wrapped fabric, embroidery, masterful draping, high slits, hiked hemlines, and the mixing of textures and proportion– soft chiffon micro skirts paired with big chunky sweaters.
Of course I loved it all but here are my favourites.
And here is the full collection.
The man himself 🙂
Take care everyone ,
M from nepaliaustralian
XOXO
This is one of my favourite recipe as it is so easy to make is very healthy.
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