[100 Nepali Phrases] Learning Through Mean Words and Negative Expressions
Have you ever felt that standard language textbooks are a bit too polite? While grammar and etiquette are important, true fluency comes from expressing raw, unfiltered emotions. Learning “”negative”” phrases is actually a secret shortcut to mastering the nuances of a language, helping you understand social boundaries and local temperament. In this article, we dive into 100 essential Nepali phrases, including how to say “”I hate him,”” “”He is so shameless,”” “”Looking at him makes me annoyed,”” “”Are you looking for a fight?””, and “”He has a bad personality.”” Get ready to speak Nepali with real human grit!
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【1】त्यो मान्छे मलाई मन पर्दैन।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchhe (guy) malai (I) man (like) pardaina (do not) ※ The expression ‘man pardaina’ is used to express disliking or hating something or someone.）
I hate that guy.
【2】त्यो मान्छे कति निर्लज्ज छ।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchhe (guy) kati (so) nirlajja (brazen) chha (is) ※ ‘Kati’ functions here as an exclamatory modifier meaning ‘so’ or ‘how’.）
That guy is so brazen.
【3】त्यो मान्छेलाई देख्दा रिस उठ्छ।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchhelai (person) dekhda (when looking at) ris (irritated) uthchha (get) ※ ‘Dekhda’ combines the verb ‘dekhnu’ (to see) with the suffix ‘-da’ indicating an action during which something occurs.）
I get irritated when I look at that person.
【4】झगडा गर्न खोजेको?
Explanation→→（jhagada (fight) garna (to pick) khojeko (trying to) ※ ‘Khojeko’ comes from ‘khojnu’ (to search/try), forming an informal question about intention.）
Are you picking a fight?
【5】त्यो मान्छेको व्यवहार राम्रो छैन।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchheko (person’s) byabahara (personality) ramro (good) chhaina (is not) ※ ‘Byabahara’ literally means behavior or conduct, often used to refer to someone’s personality.）
That person has a bad personality.
【6】त्यो मान्छेको व्यवहार साँच्चै नराम्रो छ।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchheko (person’s) byabahara (personality) sanchchai (really) naramro (bad) chha (has) ※ ‘Sanchchai’ is an adverb meaning ‘really’ or ‘truly’ used for emphasis.）
That person really has a bad personality.
【7】त्यो मान्छे बाङ्गो स्वभावको छ।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchhe (person) bango (twisted) swabhavako (natured) chha (is) ※ ‘Bango’ (crooked) combines with ‘swabhava’ (nature) to describe a crooked or twisted character.）
That person is twisted.
【8】त्यो मान्छेलाई विश्वास गर्न सकिँदैन।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchhelai (person) bishwas (trust) garna (to do) sakindaina (can’t be) ※ ‘Sakindaina’ is a passive potential form meaning ‘cannot be done’.）
That person can’t be trusted.
【9】त्यो मान्छे झुट बोल्ने मान्छे हो।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchhe (person) jhut (lie) bolne (telling) manchhe (person) ho (is) ※ ‘Jhut bolne’ literally translates to ‘lie-speaking’, describing someone as a liar.）
That person is a liar.
【10】त्यो मान्छे झुट बोल्छ, ध्यान दिनुहोस्।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchhe (person) jhut (lies) bolchha (tells) dhyan (attention) dinuhos (give) ※ ‘Dhyan dinuhos’ is a polite imperative phrase meaning ‘be careful’ or ‘pay attention’.）
That person is a liar so be careful!
【11】त्यो मान्छेको प्रेमिका पक्कै छैन।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchheko (person’s) premika (lover) pakkai (definitely) chhaina (doesn’t have) ※ ‘Pakkai’ adds strong emphasis meaning ‘definitely’ or ‘surely’.）
That person definitely doesn’t have a lover.
【12】त्यो मान्छे डरपोक हो।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchhe (person) darpok (coward) ho (is) ※ ‘Darpok’ comes from ‘dar’ (fear) and refers to a cowardly person.）
That person is a coward.
【13】उहाँसँग सँगै काम गर्नु त असम्भव छ!
Explanation→→（uhansanga (with person) sangai (together) kam (working) garnu (to do) ta (emphasis) asambhava (no way) chha (is) ※ ‘Uhansanga’ combines the respectful pronoun ‘uhan’ with the postposition ‘-sanga’ (with).）
No way I’m working with that person!
【14】म त्यो मान्छेसँग साथी बन्न चाहन्न।
Explanation→→（ma (I) tyo (that) manchhesanga (with person) sathi (friends) banna (to be) chahanna (don’t want) ※ ‘Chahanna’ is the first-person negative form meaning ‘I do not want’.）
I don’t want to be friends with that person.
【15】त्यो मान्छेले ढिलो काम गर्छ।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchhele (person) dhilo (slow) kam (work) garcha (does) ※ ‘Manchhele’ attaches the agentive marker ‘-le’ to the subject.）
That person is slow at work.
【16】त्यो मान्छे बेकार छ।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchhe (person) bekar (useless) chha (is) ※ ‘Bekar’ is a loanword/adjective meaning ‘useless’ or ‘can’t be used’.）
That person can’t be used.
【17】मूर्ख होइन र?
Explanation→→（murkha (idiot) hoina (aren’t) ra (tag particle) ※ ‘Ra’ placed at the end of a sentence forms a tag question.）
Aren’t you an idiot?
【18】मूर्ख जस्तो छ।
Explanation→→（murkha (fool) jasto (like) chha (look) ※ ‘Jasto’ is used to express resemblance, meaning ‘like’ or ‘seems’.）
You look like a fool.
【19】त्यो मान्छे मूर्ख हो?
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchhe (person) murkha (idiot) ho (is) ※ A rising intonation turns this statement into a confirmation-seeking question.）
That person is an idiot, right?
【20】मूर्ख भएकाले केही गर्न सकिँदैन।
Explanation→→（murkha (idiot) bhaekale (because being) kehi (anything) garna (to do) sakindaina (cannot be) ※ ‘-bhaekale’ acts as a causal conjunction meaning ‘because of being’.）
It’s understandable because that person is an idiot.
【21】त्यो मान्छे घिन लाग्दो छ, मन पर्दैन।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchhe (person) ghin (disgust) lagdo (disgusting) chha (is) man (like) pardaina (hate) ※ ‘Ghin lagdo’ describes something repulsive or disgusting.）
I hate that person because he’s disgusting.
【22】त्यो एकदमै नराम्रो छ।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) ekdamai (the) naramro (worst) chha (is) ※ ‘Ekdamai’ serves as an intensifier meaning ‘extremely’ or ‘the most’.）
That’s the worst.
【23】त्यो मान्छे गनाउँछ।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchhe (person) ganaunchha (stinks) ※ ‘Ganaunchha’ is a third-person verb meaning ‘to smell bad’ or ‘to stink’.）
That person stinks.
【24】त्यो मान्छे धेरै गनाउँछ।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchhe (person) dherai (really) ganaunchha (smells bad) ※ ‘Dherai’ intensifies the verb ‘ganaunchha’ to mean ‘smells really bad’.）
That person smells really bad.
【25】म तिमीलाई कतै जाओस् भन्ने चाहन्छु।
Explanation→→（ma (I) timilai (person) katai (somewhere else) jaos (to go) bhanne (that) chahanchhu (want) ※ ‘Jaos’ is an optative verb form expressing a desire for someone else’s action.）
I want that person to go somewhere else.
【26】कुरा गर्दागर्दै मेरो मुड बिग्रियो।
Explanation→→（kura (talking) gardagardai (while) mero (my) mud (mood) bigriyo (feel sick) ※ The suffix ‘-dagardai’ indicates an ongoing action while another event occurs.）
I’m starting to feel sick while talking to that person.
【27】यो मान्छे पागल छ।
Explanation→→（yo (this) manchhe (person) pagal (crazy) chha (is) ※ ‘Pagal’ is a common colloquial word meaning ‘crazy’ or ‘mad’.）
This person is crazy.
【28】यो मान्छे रमाइलो छैन।
Explanation→→（yo (this) manchhe (person) ramailo (funny) chhaina (isn’t) ※ ‘Ramailo’ can mean fun, pleasant, or funny depending on context.）
This person isn’t funny.
【29】त्यो मान्छेको खुट्टा छोटा छन्।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchheko (person’s) khutta (legs) chhota (short) chhan (are) ※ ‘Chhota’ and ‘chhan’ take plural forms to agree with the plural noun ‘khutta’ (legs).）
That person has short legs.
【30】आँखा साना छन्, हैन?
Explanation→→（ankha (eyes) sana (slanted) chhan (are) haina (right) ※ ‘Haina’ at the end of a sentence seeks confirmation, equivalent to ‘right?’.）
That person has slanted eyes, right?
【31】बुद्धि कम भएको जस्तो छ।
Explanation→→（buddhi (intelligence) kam (low) bhaeko (having) jasto (seems) chha (to) ※ ‘Jasto chha’ is used to express appearances or impressions (‘seems to’).）
That person seems to have low intelligence.
【32】दिमाग पुगेको छ?
Explanation→→（dimag (brains) pugeko (enough) chha (do you have) ※ ‘Dimag pugeko chha?’ literally asks ‘Is your brain sufficient?’.）
Do you have enough brains?
【33】अल्छी लाग्यो, गर्न मन छैन।
Explanation→→（alchhi (sluggish) lagyo (feeling) garna (to do) man (desire) chhaina (don’t want) ※ ‘Alchhi lagyo’ expresses feeling lazy or sluggish.）
I don’t want to do it because I’m feeling sluggish.
【34】टाउको दुखेकोले छिटो घर जान चाहन्छु।
Explanation→→（tauko (head) dukhekole (hurts so) chhito (early) ghar (home) jana (to go) chahanchhu (I want) ※ ‘-le’ attached to ‘dukheko’ forms a causal marker meaning ‘because [it] hurts’.）
My head hurts so I want to go home early.
【35】यो कम्पनीमा तलब कम छ।
Explanation→→（yo (this) kampanima (company) talab (pay) kam (low) chha (has) ※ ‘Kampanima’ combines ‘kampani’ (company) with the locative suffix ‘-ma’ (in/at).）
This company has low pay.
【36】किन हामीभन्दा त्यो मान्छेको तलब राम्रो छ?
Explanation→→（kina (why) hamibhanda (than ours) tyo (that) manchheko (person’s) talab (salary) ramro (better) chha (is) ※ ‘-bhanda’ is a postposition used for comparative constructions meaning ‘than’.）
Why is that person’s salary better than ours?
【37】त्यो मान्छेसँग थकाइ लाग्छ।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchhesanga (with person) thakai (tired) lagchha (makes me) ※ ‘Thakai lagchha’ literally means ‘tiredness occurs/is felt’.）
Being with that person makes me tired.
【38】छोएकोले अप्ठ्यारो लाग्यो।
Explanation→→（chhoekole (because touched) apthyaro (bad) lagyo (feel) ※ ‘Apthyaro lagyo’ means to feel uncomfortable or uneasy.）
I feel bad because I was touched.
【39】चाँडै घर जाओस्।
Explanation→→（chandai (early) ghar (home) jaos (go) ※ ‘Jaos’ is a third-person optative form expressing a wish for someone to go.）
I want you to go home early.
【40】धेरै गम्भीर भएकाले रमाइलो छैन।
Explanation→→（dherai (too) gambhir (serious) bhaekale (because being) ramailo (funny) chhaina (is not) ※ ‘Gambhir’ means serious; ‘-bhaekale’ provides the cause ‘because of being’.）
It’s not funny because it’s too serious.
【41】यसको अर्थ छैन, हैन।
Explanation→→（yasako (it) artha (sense) chhaina (doesn’t make) haina (does it) ※ ‘Artha’ means meaning or sense; ‘artha chhaina’ means ‘it makes no sense’.）
It doesn’t make sense, does it?
【42】त्यो मान्छे गलत छ।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchhe (person) galat (wrong) chha (is) ※ ‘Galat’ is an adjective meaning ‘wrong’ or ‘mistaken’.）
That person is wrong.
【43】त्यो मान्छेले किन बुझ्दैन?
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchhele (person) kina (why) bujhdaina (doesn’t understand) ※ ‘Bujhdaina’ is the negative third-person singular present form of ‘bujhnu’ (to understand).）
Why doesn’t that person understand?
【44】दिमाग कम भएकोले केही गर्न सकिँदैन।
Explanation→→（dimag (bright) kam (not very) bhaekole (because being) kehi (anything) garna (to do) sakindaina (understandable) ※ ‘Dimag kam’ literally translates to ‘little brain’, colloquially meaning ‘not very bright’.）
It’s understandable because that person is not very bright.
【45】त्यो मान्छे मन नपर्नेले कुरा गर्न मन छैन।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchhe (person) man (heart) naparnele (not good at) kura (talk) garna (to) man (desire) chhaina (don’t want) ※ ‘Man naparnele’ combines ‘man naparnu’ (to dislike) with ‘-le’ (because of).）
I don’t want to talk to that person because I’m not good at it.
【46】त्यो के हो!? रिस उठ्यो!
Explanation→→（tyo (that person) ke (what’s up) ho (is) ris (irritating) uthyo (really) ※ ‘Ris uthyo’ expresses a sudden onset of anger or irritation.）
What’s up with that person?! They’re really irritating!
【47】किन त्यो पनि गर्न सक्दैनौ? मूर्ख होइन र?
Explanation→→（kina (why) tyo (that) pani (even) garna (do) sakdainau (can’t you) murkha (idiot) hoina (aren’t you) ra (tag particle) ※ ‘Sakdainau’ is the informal second-person negative present verb form.）
Why can’t you do that? Aren’t you an idiot?
【48】तलब कम छ, हैन। टोयोटामा काम गर्न मन छ।
Explanation→→（talab (pay) kam (low) chha (is) haina (after all) toyotama (at Toyota) kam (work) garna (to) man (want) chha (I) ※ ‘Toyotama’ combines the brand name Toyota with the locative postposition ‘-ma’ (at/in).）
The pay is low. After all, I want to work at Toyota.
【49】कञ्जी धेरै गाह्रो छ। पढ्ने तरिका धेरै छन्, अर्थ बुझ्न गाह्रो छ।
Explanation→→（kanji (Kanji) dherai (too) gahro (difficult) chha (are) padhne (reading) tarika (ways) dherai (so many) chhan (are) artha (sense) bujhna (understand) gahro (difficult) chha (is) ※ ‘Padhne tarika’ literally translates to ‘ways of reading’.）
Kanji are too difficult. There are so many ways to read it that it doesn’t make any sense.
【50】जापानमा बेच्ने मासु गनाउँछ!
Explanation→→（japanma (in Japan) bechne (sold) masu (meat) ganaunchha (stinks) ※ ‘Bechne’ is a participle modifying the noun ‘masu’ (meat) to mean ‘sold’.）
The meat sold in Japan stinks!
【51】काँचो माछा सक्दिनँ!
Explanation→→（kancho (raw) macha (fish) sakdina (I cannot) ※ The verb ‘sakdina’ is the negative first-person form of ‘saknu’ (to be able to).）
I can’t eat raw fish though!
【52】यो मान्छे जीवनभर अविवाहित बस्ने हो कि?
Explanation→→（yo (this) manche (person) jiwanbhar (for the rest of life) abiwahit (single) basne (to remain) ho ki (I wonder) ※ ‘Ho ki’ at the end of a sentence expresses doubt or a rhetorical question.）
Does this person intend to remain single for the rest of their lives?
【53】जापानी अण्डा धेरै महँगो छ!
Explanation→→（japani (Japanese) anda (eggs) dherai (too) mahango (expensive) cha (are) ※ ‘Dherai’ can mean ‘very’ or ‘too’ depending on context.）
Japanese eggs are too expensive!
【54】भन्नु नै पर्दा मूल्य धेरै महँगो छ।
Explanation→→（bhannu (to say) nai (emphasis particle) parda (strictly speaking) mulya (prices) dherai (way too) mahango (high) cha (are) ※ ‘Bhannu nai parda’ is a conversational phrase meaning ‘or rather’ or ‘actually’.）
Or rather, prices are way too high.
【55】यो मजाक होइन।
Explanation→→（yo (this) majak (kidding) hoina (is not) ※ ‘Hoina’ is used to negate a noun or assertion.）
no kidding.
【56】मैले किन गर्नुपर्छ? अप्ठ्यारो भयो।
Explanation→→（maile (I) kina (why) garnuparcha (have to do) apthyaro (annoying) bhayo (it is) ※ ‘Garnuparcha’ expresses obligation, meaning ‘must do’ or ‘have to do’.）
Why do I have to do it? It’s annoying.
【57】किन म? झन्झटिलो छ।
Explanation→→（kina (why) ma (me) jhanjhatilo (hassle) cha (it is) ※ ‘Jhanjhatilo’ describes something tedious, bothersome, or a hassle.）
Why me…it’s such a hassle.
【58】धेरै फुर्सद भयो, निन्द्रा लाग्यो। घर गए हुन्छ?
Explanation→→（dherai (too much) fursad (free time) bhayo (have) nindra (sleep) lagyo (feel) ghar (home) gae (go) huncha (can I) ※ A past-form verb + ‘huncha’ (e.g., ‘gae huncha’) asks for or gives permission.）
I have too much free time…I want to sleep. Can I go home?
【59】हुन्छ र? पिट्छु नि?
Explanation→→（huncha (okay) ra (rhetorical particle) pitchu (I hit) ni (tag question) ※ ‘Huncha ra?’ is a rhetorical question implying strong disapproval.）
Of course it’s not okay! Do you want me to hit you?
【60】जापानमा साइकलको नियम धेरै कडा छ!
Explanation→→（japanma (in Japan) saikalko (bicycle’s) niyam (etiquette) dherai (too) kada (strict) cha (is) ※ The suffix ‘-ma’ functions as the locative preposition ‘in’ or ‘at’.）
Japan is too strict about bicycle etiquette!
【61】सुरक्षाको लागि हो, त्यसैले केही गर्न सकिँदैन।
Explanation→→（surakshako (safety’s) lagi (for) ho (it is) tyasaile (because of that) kehi (anything) garna sakindaina (can’t be helped) ※ ‘Kehi garna sakindaina’ is a common idiom meaning ‘it can’t be helped’.）
It can’t be helped because it’s for safety.
【62】जापानका युवाहरू विवाह गर्न चाहँदैनन्, हैन।
Explanation→→（japanka (Japanese) yuwaharu (young people) biwaha garna (to get married) chahandainan (don’t want) haina (right) ※ The suffix ‘-haru’ makes nouns plural (e.g., ‘yuwa’ to ‘yuwaharu’).）
Young Japanese people don’t want to get married.
【63】शायद जापानमा तलब कम भएकोले होला।
Explanation→→（shayad (probably) japanma (in Japan) talab (salaries) kam (low) bhaekole (because of being) hola (probably) ※ ‘Shayad’ combined with sentence-final ‘hola’ expresses high probability.）
Probably because Japanese salaries are low.
【64】तर जापान सुरक्षित र सफा भएकोले राम्रो छ।
Explanation→→（tara (but) japan (Japan) surakshit (safe) ra (and) safa (clean) bhaekole (so) ramro (good) cha (it is) ※ ‘Bhaekole’ connects clauses to express cause or reason (‘since / because’).）
But Japan is safe and clean, so it’s good.
【65】सुशीभन्दा याकिनिक पक्कै राम्रो छ।
Explanation→→（sushibhanda (than sushi) yakiniku (yakiniku) pakkai (definitely) ramro (better) cha (is) ※ The suffix ‘-bhanda’ is used to form comparative statements meaning ‘than’.）
Yakiniku is definitely better than sushi.
【66】तर याकिनिक महँगो छ नि!
Explanation→→（tara (but) yakiniku (grilled meat) mahango (expensive) cha (is) ni (emphasis particle) ※ ‘Ni’ at the end of a sentence adds conversational emphasis.）
But grilled meat is expensive!
【67】ए हो! त्यो मान्छेलाई तिराउन लगाऊँ।
Explanation→→（e ho (that’s right) tyo (that) manchelai (person) tirauna (pay) lagaun (let’s make) ※ The causative structure ‘-auna lagaun’ translates to ‘let’s make someone do’.）
Ah, that’s right. Let’s make that person pay.
【68】जापानको हिउँद धेरै जाडो छ।
Explanation→→（japanko (Japan’s) hiund (winter) dherai (too) jado (cold) cha (is) ※ ‘Hiund’ specifically refers to the winter season in Nepali.）
Winter in Japan is too cold.
【69】गर्मी पनि छ, तर मेरो देश बढी तातो छ।
Explanation→→（garmi (hot) pani (also) cha (it is) tara (but) mero (my) desh (country) badi (hotter) tato (hot) cha (is) ※ ‘Badi’ is used to indicate a comparative degree meaning ‘more’.）
It’s hot in summer, but it’s hotter in my country.
【70】त्यो मान्छेको चाल हाँसो लाग्दो छ।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) mancheko (person’s) chaal (way of moving) hanso lagdo (makes me laugh) cha (is) ※ ‘Hanso lagdo’ describes something funny or laughable.）
The way that person moves makes me laugh.
【71】आफ्नै कर्मको फल, हैन?
Explanation→→（aafnai (own) karmako (action’s) fal (fault) haina (right) ※ ‘Karma ko fal’ literally means ‘fruit of one’s actions’, equivalent to one’s own fault.）
It’s your own fault, right?
【72】त्यस्तो काम गर्ने तपाईं गलत हुनुहुन्छ।
Explanation→→（tyasto (like that) kaam (thing) garne (doing) tapai (you) galat (at fault) hunuhuncha (are) ※ ‘Hunuhuncha’ is the respectful form of the verb ‘to be’.）
You’re at fault for doing something like that.
【73】किन त्यस्तो मूर्ख काम गरेको?
Explanation→→（kina (why) tyasto (so) murkha (stupid) kaam (thing) gareko (did) ※ Ending with the past participle ‘gareko’ creates an informal, direct question.）
Why did you do something so stupid?
【74】अलि बढी दिमाग चलाउनुहोस्।
Explanation→→（ali (a little) badi (more) dimag (head) chalaunuhos (use) ※ ‘Chalaunuhos’ is a polite imperative form meaning ‘please use/operate’.）
Use your head a little more.
【75】यो पटक्कै मिठो छैन।
Explanation→→（yo (this) patakkai (at all) mitho (good) chaina (doesn’t taste) ※ ‘Patakkai’ paired with a negative verb means ‘not at all’.）
This doesn’t taste good at all…
【76】स्वास्थ्यलाई नराम्रो छ जस्तो लाग्छ।
Explanation→→（swasthyalai (for health) naramro (bad) cha (is) jasto lagcha (I think) ※ ‘Jasto lagcha’ expresses personal impressions or opinions (‘I think / feels like’).）
I think it’s bad for your health.
【77】किनकि यो नुनिलो छ।
Explanation→→（kinaki (because) yo (it) nunilo (salty) cha (is) ※ ‘Kinaki’ introduces an explanatory clause meaning ‘because’.）
Because it’s salty.
【78】किनकि यो गनाउँछ।
Explanation→→（kinaki (because) yo (it) ganauncha (stinks) ※ ‘Ganauncha’ is a verb meaning ‘to smell bad’ or ‘to stink’.）
Because it stinks.
【79】किनकि यो धेरै गुलियो छ।
Explanation→→（kinaki (because) yo (it) dherai (too) guliyo (sweet) cha (is) ※ ‘Guliyo’ specifically refers to sweetness in taste.）
Because it’s too sweet.
【80】म उहाँको नजिक जान चाहन्न।
Explanation→→（ma (I) uhanko (to him) najik (close) jaana (to get) chahanna (don’t want) ※ ‘Chahanna’ is the negative first-person form of ‘chahanu’ (to want).）
I don’t want to get close to him.
【81】किनकि त्यो मान्छे सबैभन्दा खराब छ।
Explanation→→（kinaki (because) tyo (that) manche (person) sabaibhanda (the) kharab (worst) cha (is) ※ ‘Sabaibhanda’ before an adjective forms the superlative degree (‘the most’).）
Because that person is the worst.
【82】किनकि त्यो मान्छे धेरै हल्ला गर्छ।
Explanation→→（kinaki (because) tyo (that) manche (person) dherai (very) halla garcha (is noisy) ※ ‘Halla garcha’ literally means ‘makes noise’.）
Because that person is noisy.
【83】किनकि त्यो मान्छे एकदमै घिन लाग्दो छ।
Explanation→→（kinaki (because) tyo (that) manche (person) ekdamai (super) ghin lagdo (creepy) cha (is) ※ ‘Ghin lagdo’ describes something revolting, creepy, or gross.）
Because that person is super creepy.
【84】त्यो मान्छेले धेरै अत्तर लगाएको छ?
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchele (person) dherai (too much) attar (perfume) lagaeko cha (wear) ※ ‘Attar’ refers to perfume or scented oil.）
Does that person wear too much perfume?
【85】त्यो मान्छेको अँध्यारो स्वभाव छ।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) mancheko (person’s) andhyaro (dark) swabhav (personality) cha (has) ※ ‘Swabhav’ means natural disposition or personality trait.）
That person has a dark personality.
【86】त्यो मान्छेले के सोचिरहेको छ, थाहा छैन।
Explanation→→（tyo (that) manchele (person) ke (what) sochiraheko cha (is thinking) thaha chaina (don’t know) ※ ‘Thaha chaina’ is a standard expression meaning ‘I don’t know’.）
I don’t know what that person is thinking.
【87】पक्कै पनि केही नराम्रो सोचिरहेको होला।
Explanation→→（pakkai pani (must be) kehi (something) naramro (strange) sochiraheko hola (thinking) ※ ‘Hola’ attached to a verb indicates assumption or conjecture.）
He must be thinking something strange.
【88】केटीहरूको बारेमा मात्र सोचिरहेको होला।
Explanation→→（ketiharuko (girls’) barema (about) matra (only) sochiraheko hola (cares) ※ ‘Barema’ is a postposition meaning ‘about’ or ‘concerning’.）
I guess he only cares about girls.
【89】खराब छ। विश्वास गर्न सकिँदैन।
Explanation→→（kharab (worst) cha (it’s) bishwas garna sakindaina (can’t believe it) ※ ‘Bishwas garna sakindaina’ is a passive form meaning ‘it cannot be believed’.）
It’s the worst. can’t believe it.
【90】तर केटाहरूको अगाडि व्यवहार परिवर्तन हुन्छ, हैन।
Explanation→→（tara (but) ketaharuko (guys’) agadi (in front of) byawahar (personality) pariwartan huncha (changes) haina (doesn’t it) ※ ‘Agadi’ means ‘in front of’ or ‘in the presence of’.）
But hey, in front of boys, the personality changes right away, doesn’t it…
【91】त्यस्तो गर्न बन्द गरे हुन्थ्यो।
Explanation→→（tyasto (that) garna (doing) banda gare (stop) hunthyo (I want you to) ※ Past verb + ‘hunthyo’ expresses a strong request or wish for someone to act.）
I want you to stop doing that.
【92】साँच्चै!? एकदमै नराम्रो छ!
Explanation→→（sancchai (really) ekdamai (the) naramro (worst) cha (it’s) ※ ‘Sancchai’ is an exclamation used to express disbelief (‘Really!?’).）
Really! ? It’s the worst!
【93】केही गर्न सकिँदैन। अब हार मानौँ।
Explanation→→（kehi garna sakindaina (can’t help it) aba (already) haar manaun (let’s give up) ※ ‘Haar manaun’ is the cohortative form of ‘haar mannu’ (to accept defeat).）
I can’t help it. Let’s give up already.
【94】त्यस्तो भनेर पनि केही हुँदैन।
Explanation→→（tyasto (that) bhanera (saying) pani (even) kehi hundaina (there’s no point) ※ ‘Kehi hundaina’ literally means ‘nothing will happen / change’.）
There’s no point in saying that.
【95】गलत उ हो, म होइन।
Explanation→→（galat (wrong) u (he) ho (is) ma (me) hoina (not) ※ ‘Hoina’ negates the pronoun ‘ma’ (me) at the end of the clause.）
He’s wrong, not me.
【96】किन मेरो गल्ती हो?
Explanation→→（kina (why) mero (my) galti (fault) ho (is it) ※ ‘Galti’ means mistake, error, or fault.）
Why is it my fault?
【97】साँच्चै अर्थ बुझिएन।
Explanation→→（sancchai (really) artha (meaning) bujhiena (don’t understand) ※ ‘Bujhiena’ is the passive negative past form of ‘bujhnu’ (to understand).）
I really don’t understand.
【98】जापानीहरू धेरै इमान्दार छन्।
Explanation→→（japaniharu (Japanese people) dherai (too) imandar (serious) chan (are) ※ ‘Imandar’ means honest or earnest, often translated as serious.）
Japanese people are too serious.
【99】नराम्रो बोलेमा सबैले घृणा गर्छन्।
Explanation→→（naramro (bad things) bolema (if you say) sabaile (everyone) ghrina garchan (will hate) ※ Adding ‘-ema’ to a verb root creates a conditional clause meaning ‘if’.）
If you say bad things, everyone will hate you.
【100】तपाईंबाट सुन्न चाहन्न।
Explanation→→（tapaibata (from you) sunna (to hear) chahanna (don’t want) ※ The suffix ‘-bata’ is a postposition meaning ‘from’.）
I don’t want to hear that from you.
Summary
We have covered some punchy Nepali phrases today, ranging from expressing personal dislike to calling out shameless behavior or standing your ground in a heated moment. Remember that language is a tool for connection, and sometimes, setting boundaries or expressing frustration is part of that communication. Practice these 100 phrases in your internal monologue or with a trusted language partner to get a feel for the rhythm and tone. Don’t be afraid to use these expressions when the situation calls for it—it’s all part of becoming a truly confident Nepali speaker. Keep pushing your limits, and happy learning!
