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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Butcher Shop
|
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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