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English |
Nepal Basa |
May I step inside? |
Du-ne wa-ne jii laa? |
Do I have to take off my shoes? |
Laa- kaa twah-te maah laa? |
Yes/no |
Maah/mwah |
What god is kept in there? |
A-na chhu dyah ta-yaa tah-gu du? |
Can I take a picture? |
Tas-bir kaa-ye jii laa? |
What’s that temple? |
Wa chuu de-gah? |
We come to see the procession. |
Ji-pii jaa-traa swah-was-yaa-gu. |
Will the procession pass this way? |
Jaa-traa tha-naa hai la? |
Is there a restaurant around here? |
Tha-na ga-naa restaurant du la? |
I will have a plate of momo. |
Ma-ma-chaa chha-guu plate ha-yaa di-saa. |
Please bring it quickly. |
Yaa-ka-naa ha-yaa di-saa |
Is it spicy? |
Paa-lu laa? |
This is not what I ordered? |
Jin dha-yaa gu thaw ma-khu. |
Please bring the bill. |
Bill bi-yaa di-saa |
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Health
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
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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Souvenir Shop
English
|
Nepal Basa
|
Brass |
Lee |
Bronze |
Kayn |
Copper |
Si-jaw |
Coral |
Bhim-poo |
Diamond |
He-raa |
Gold |
Luu |
Iron |
Naa |
Jewel |
Thii |
Pearl |
Mo-ti |
Silver |
Wa-ha |
Turquoise |
Yuu |
Jewelry |
Ti-saa |
Mask |
Khwaah-paah |
Scared statue |
Dyaah |
Do you have rings? |
Chhi-thaau anguu du laa? |
Yes,we do. |
Du |
Show me a nice one. |
Baa-laah-gu chha-paah kya-naa di-saa. |
Is this OK? |
Thwa jiu laa? |
No I don’t like it. |
Aa-ma haa-laah ,a-juu. |
Let me see that one. |
Wa chha-kah bi-yaa di-saa. |
This one? |
Thwa khak laa? |
The one next to it. |
Aa-maa naa-paa chwangu. |
Do you have a cheaper one? |
Thwa si-bee dangu du laa? |
What is it made of? |
Chhu-ki-yaa-gu da-ye-kaa tah-gu? |
Is the staute gilded? |
Dyah luu si-yaa tah-gu khah laa? |
Do you accept credit cards? |
Credit card jiu laa? |
I will come back later. |
Li-paa wa-ye. |
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