Butcher Shop
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English
|
Nepal Basa
|
| Bone |
Kwaynn |
| Brains |
Nhya-pu |
| Fat |
Daah |
| Leaf tripe |
Sah-poo |
| Liver |
Syenn |
| Lung |
Soo |
| Skin |
Chhenguu |
| Tounge |
Me as in met |
| Tripe |
Khaah-gwah |
| Variety meats |
Taah-tuu |
| How much for a kilo of meat? |
Laa chha-guu kilo-yaa guli? |
| I want only lean meat. |
Na-lii ja-ka kaa-yeigu |
| Leave out the stringy meat. |
Puaa-thah ma-wa-ye-ka. |
| I don’t want any fat. |
Baah ta-yaa di-I ma-te. |
| Please chop up the meat for me. |
Laatyaa-naah bi-yaa di-saa. |
Shoe shop
|
English
|
Nepal Basa
|
| Canvas |
Kaa-pah |
| Leather |
Chhenguu |
| Shoelaces |
Phettaa |
| Let me see those shoes. |
Wa laa-kaa chha-kah swa-ye. |
| Here you are. |
Swa-yaa di-saa |
| They are too large. |
Tappaa ju-la |
| These should fit. |
Thwa thik ju-i maah. |
| They are too small. |
Chippaa ju-la. |
| I don’t like this style with heels. |
Gwaa-li du-gu ma-yah |
| Do you have children’s shoes. |
Mas-tay-gu la-kaa du laa? |
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Fruits and Vegetables
|
English
|
Nepal Basa
|
| Anise |
So-bu-sah |
| Bitter ground |
Ka-kah-chaa |
| Cabbage |
Bandaa |
| Cowpea |
Bhu-ti |
| Fenugreek |
mi-chah |
| Gumbo (lady’s finger) |
Ram-tor-yaa |
| Hog plum |
Am-li |
| Lettuce |
Ji-saah |
| Mushroom |
Mhu-kaa-cha |
| Mustard greens |
Pach-chhai |
| Pepper grass |
Cha-suu |
| Potato |
aa-lu |
| Rape greens |
Tuu-kaa |
| Spinach |
Paa-law |
| Sweet potato |
Chaa-ku-hi |
| Tomato |
Gol-bhe-raa |
| Chilli |
Mal-taa |
| Coriander |
Dha-nyaa |
| Garlic |
La-bhaa |
| Ginger |
Paa-lu |
| Mint |
Na-wah-ghauaa |
| Shallot |
Chhah |
| Apple |
Syaa-u |
| Banana |
Ke-raa |
| Cucumber |
Tu-si |
| Lime |
Kaa-ga-ti |
| Melting pear |
Dhaa-paa-si |
| Orange |
San-tra-si |
| Pomegranate |
Dhaa-le |
| Raspberry |
i-si |
| How much are those onions? |
a-ma pyaaj-yaa gu-li? |
| Please give me a little discount. |
Bha-chaa paah ya-naa di-saa. |
| I will take a kilo. |
Chaa-guu kilo kaa-ye-gu. |
| I will pick. |
Jin lya-yaa kaa-ye. |
| Where is the radish from? |
Lain ga-na-yaa-gu khah? |
| Don’t you have pumpkins? |
Pha-sis ma-du laa? |
| Please take the money. |
Dhe-baa ka-yaa di-saa. |
| I don’t have smaller bills. |
Ji-ke chhah-chu ma-du. |
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|
English
|
Nepal Basa
|
| How much does this cost? |
Thu-ki-ya gu-li? |
| Do you have………….? |
Tha-na……….…..du laa? |
| Do you have it in a different color? |
Me-gu rangay du laa? |
| Do you have it in a different size? |
Me-gu saa-i-jay du laa? |
| Where can I buy…………? |
……….ga-na nyaa-ya-du? |
| I have to buy………… |
…………nyaa-ye-maa-ni. |
| The shop is closed. |
Pa-sah ma-chaah. |
| When does it open? |
Gu-li ba-je-chaa-li-i? |
| Corn |
Kah-ni |
| Cumin seed |
Jii |
| Flour |
Chuu-chuu |
| Lentils |
Kenn |
| Milk |
Du-ru |
| Oil |
Chi-kaa |
| Pepper |
Ma-lay |
| Rice |
Jaa-ki |
| Riceflakes |
Ba-jii |
| Salt |
Chi |
| Soybean |
Mu-syaa |
| Spices |
Ma-sa-laa |
| Tea |
Chyaa |
| Turmeric |
Ha-luu |
| Wheat |
Chhwa |
| blanket |
Phangaa |
| Clothes |
Laa(as in long) |
| Gloves |
Pan-jaa |
| Lock |
Taah |
| Mattress |
Laa-saa |
| Mirror |
Nhay-kaa |
| Needle |
Mu-lu |
| Pillow |
Ohunga |
| Quilt |
Si-lah |
| Saree |
Par-si |
| Scissors |
Kayy-chi |
| Shawl |
Gaa |
| Shoes |
Laa-kaa |
| Socks |
Mu-jaa |
| Thread |
Su-kaa |
| Trousers |
Su-ru-waa |
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Some adjectives in Nepali. Please click here to learn more Nepali.
| Nepali |
English |
| Mahango
Sasto |
Expensive
Cheap |
| Ramro
Naramro |
Good
Bad |
| Sapha
Phohar |
Clean
Dirty |
| Thulo
Sano |
Big
Small |
| Sajilo
Gahro |
Easy
Hard |
| Thada
Najik |
Far
Close |
| Chito
Dhilo |
Fast
Slow |
| Tato
Cheeso |
Hot
Cold (for food) |
| Garmi
Jaado |
Hot
Cold (for weather) |
| Naya
Purano |
New
Old |
| Dhani
Garib |
Rich
Poor |
| Mitho
namitho |
Tasty
Not tasty |
| Bhuteko |
Fried |
| Umaaleko |
Boiled |
| Noonilo |
Salty |
| Gooliyo |
Sweet |
| Amilo |
Sour |
| Tito |
Bitter |
| Piro |
Spicy |
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English
|
Nepal Basa
|
| Appetizing |
Saa-i-khwaah wah-gu |
| Bitter |
Khaa-yu |
| First course |
Chha-sa-raa |
| Mouth watering |
Ii chu-ku chuku wangu |
| Piping hot |
Chu-inn chu-inn puu-gu |
| Second course |
Ni-sa-raa |
| Sour |
Paauu |
| Spicy |
Paa-lu |
| Sweet |
Chaa-kuu |
| Taste |
Sa-waah |
| Tasteless |
Nyaa-lu |
| Tasty |
Maa-ku |
| Very salty |
Chi-nwah |
| I do not eat meat. |
Ji laa ma-na-yaa. |
| I do not drink alcohol. |
Ji ay-laah-ma-twa-naa. |
| Is this liquor homemade? |
Thaw ay-laah chhee-ay da-ye-kaa tah-gu khak laa. |
| This yougurt was delicious. |
Dhau ta-sa-kaa saah. |
| It was a pleasure. |
Ta-sa-kaa nhyai-pu-se chwa-na. |
| Sahuji, please me a cup of tea. |
Shauji, chyaa chha-guu kap bi-yaa di-saa. |
| Not too much sugar please. |
Chi-ni ya-kwa ta-yaa di-I ma-te. |
| One cup without milk. |
Chha-guu kapay du-ru-ma-ta-ye-gu. |
| We will sit down here. |
Ji-pinn tha-na chwa-ne. |
| Do you have something to eat? |
Na-ye-gu chuu du laa? |
| Please give me a packet of biscuits too. |
Biskut chha-pu-ri naa bi-yaa si-saa. |
| How much do I owe you? |
Dhe-baa gu-li ju-la? |
| Here are the glasses. |
Gi-laas tha-na du. |
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