Have you ever dreamed of connecting with Nepali people on a deeper level? Whether you are traveling to the stunning Himalayas or simply want to make new friends, speaking their language is the ultimate key to opening hearts. In this article, we will explore 100 essential Nepali phrases covering everything from casual small talk and romantic confessions to practical questions like “”What time is it?”” or “”How much longer will it take?”” Mastering these expressions will transform your interactions and turn every conversation into an unforgettable cultural experience. Let’s dive in!
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【1】फेरि भेटौं
Explanation→→（pheri (again) bhetaum (let’s meet) ※ bhetaum is the first-person plural proposal form of the verb meaning ‘to meet’.）
see you later
【2】तिमी धेरै रमाइलो छौ
Explanation→→（timi (you) dherai (too / very) ramailo (funny) chhau (are) ※ chhau is the informal second-person auxiliary verb used with timi.）
you are too funny
【3】फेरि भेट्नेछौँ
Explanation→→（pheri (again) bhetnechhaum (we will meet) ※ bhetnechhaum is a plural future tense form used to express meeting again.）
Let’s meet again
【4】तिमी धेरै अद्भुत छौ
Explanation→→（timi (you) dherai (very) adbhut (amazing) chhau (are) ※ adbhut means ‘amazing’ or ‘wonderful’.）
You’re amazing
【5】म तिमीलाई मनपर्छ
Explanation→→（ma (I) timilai (you) manparchha (like) ※ manparchha literally means ‘appeals to the heart’, expressing liking someone.）
I like you
【6】तिमी मलाई माया गर्छौ?
Explanation→→（timi (you) malai (me) maya (love) garchhau (do) ※ maya garnu means ‘to love’, combining the noun maya with garnu (to do).）
Do you love me?
【7】माया गर्दिन
Explanation→→（maya (love) gardina (don’t) ※ gardina is the negative first-person form of garnu (to do).）
I don’t love you
【8】तपाईं धेरै सुन्दर हुनुहुन्छ
Explanation→→（tapain (you) dherai (very) sundar (beautiful) hunuhunchha (are) ※ tapain and hunuhunchha are formal, polite terms used to show respect.）
you are very beautiful
【9】म तिमीलाई माया गर्छु
Explanation→→（ma (I) timilai (you) maya (love) garchhu (do) ※ garchhu is the first-person singular present form of garnu (to do).）
I love you
【10】तिम्रो नाम के हो तिमीलाई के बोलाऊ हुन्छ?
Explanation→→（timro (your) naam (name) ke (what) ho (is) timilai (you) ke (what) bolaau (call) hunchha (should) ※ Combines asking someone’s name and asking how they prefer to be called.）
What is your name?・What should I call you?
【11】तिमी धेरै ह्यान्डसम छौ
Explanation→→（timi (you) dherai (so) handsome (cool / handsome) chhau (are) ※ handsome is borrowed from English and used informally to compliment appearance.）
you are so cool
【12】आज कुन बार हो?
Explanation→→（aaja (today) kun (what / which) baar (day) ho (is) ※ baar refers specifically to the day of the week.）
What day is today?
【13】राम्रो सप्ताहन्त होस्
Explanation→→（ramro (nice) saptahanta (weekend) hos (have) ※ hos is a subjunctive form used to express a polite wish.）
have a nice weekend
【14】तिमी कुन देशबाट आएको हो?
Explanation→→（timi (you) kun (what / which) deshbata (country from) aaeko (came) ho (are) ※ -bata is a postposition meaning ‘from’, attached to desh (country).）
What country are you from?
【15】को हो?
Explanation→→（ko (who) ho (is) ※ A short, direct question used to ask someone’s identity.）
Who is it?
【16】यात्रा मजा गर
Explanation→→（yatra (trip) maja (enjoy / fun) gara (do) ※ gara is the informal imperative form of garnu (to do).）
Enjoy your trip
【17】भोलि मेरो जन्मदिन हो
Explanation→→（bholi (tomorrow) mero (my) janmadin (birthday) ho (is) ※ mero is the possessive form meaning ‘my’.）
tomorrow is my birthday
【18】तिमी कति वर्ष हो?
Explanation→→（timi (you) kati (how old / how many) barsha (years) ho (are) ※ barsha means ‘year(s)’, used here to ask age.）
How old are you?
【19】म एकत्तीस वर्ष हो
Explanation→→（ma (I) ekattis (31) barsha (years old) ho (am) ※ ekattis is the Nepali cardinal number for 31.）
i am 31 years old
【20】कति बज्यो?
Explanation→→（kati (what) bajyo (time is it / struck) ※ bajyo is the past tense form of bajnu, standard for asking or telling the time.）
What time is it?
【21】अहिले पाँच बज्यो
Explanation→→（ahile (now) paanch (5) bajyo (o’clock) ※ ahile means ‘now’ and paanch is the number five.）
It’s 5 o’clock now
【22】जन्मदिनको शुभकामना
Explanation→→（janmadinko (birthday) shubhakamana (happy / wishes) ※ shubhakamana means ‘good wishes’ or ‘congratulations’.）
happy birthday
【23】आज सोमबार हो
Explanation→→（aaja (today) sombaar (Monday) ho (is) ※ sombaar means Monday.）
Today is Monday
【24】आज मंगलबार हो
Explanation→→（aaja (today) mangalbaar (Tuesday) ho (is) ※ mangalbaar means Tuesday.）
Today is Tuesday
【25】आज बुधबार हो
Explanation→→（aaja (today) budhabaar (Wednesday) ho (is) ※ budhabaar means Wednesday.）
Today is Wednesday
【26】आज बिहीबार हो
Explanation→→（aaja (today) bihibaar (Thursday) ho (is) ※ bihibaar means Thursday.）
Today is Thursday
【27】आज शुक्रबार हो
Explanation→→（aaja (today) shukrabaar (Friday) ho (is) ※ shukrabaar means Friday.）
Today is Friday
【28】आज शनिबार हो
Explanation→→（aaja (today) shanibaar (Saturday) ho (is) ※ shanibaar means Saturday, the official weekly day off in Nepal.）
Today is Saturday
【29】आज आइतबार हो
Explanation→→（aaja (today) aaitabaar (Sunday) ho (is) ※ aaitabaar means Sunday.）
Today is Sunday
【30】आज बिदा हो
Explanation→→（aaja (today) bida (day off / duty) ho (is) ※ bida means a holiday or a day off work.）
I am out of duty today
【31】केही होइन
Explanation→→（kehi (anything) hoina (is nothing) ※ kehi hoina is a common phrase meaning ‘it’s nothing’.）
It’s nothing
【32】तिमीलाई जापानमा मायालु चाहिन्छ?
Explanation→→（timilai (you) japanma (in Japan) maayalu (lover) chahinchha (want) ※ -ma is a locative suffix added to Japan meaning ‘in’.）
Do you want a lover in Japan?
【33】तपाईंलाई जेठो मन पर्छ कि कान्छो?
Explanation→→（tapainlai (you) jetho (older) man (heart / mind) parchha (prefer) ki (or) kaanchho (younger) ※ jetho (older) and kaanchho (younger) are used here to compare age preferences.）
Do you prefer someone older, or someone younger?
【34】उमेर बराबरको मनपर्छ?
Explanation→→（umer (age) baraabarko (same) manparchha (prefer) ※ baraabarko comes from baraabar (equal) with the possessive suffix -ko.）
Would you prefer someone the same age?
【35】अहिले मायालु चाहिँदैन
Explanation→→（ahile (right now) maayalu (lover) chahindaina (don’t want) ※ chahindaina is the negative form of chahinchha (to want/need).）
I don’t want a lover right now
【36】तपाईं प्रेमी / प्रेमिकासँग कति समयदेखि सम्बन्धमा हुनुहुन्छ?
Explanation→→（tapain (you) premi / premikaasanga (with partner) kati (how long) samayadekhi (since time) sambandhama (in relationship) hunuhunchha (have been) ※ premi means boyfriend and premikaa means girlfriend.）
How long have you been dating your partner?
【37】चिसो जुस खान मन छ
Explanation→→（chiso (cold) jus (juice) khaana (to drink) man (want) chha (is) ※ khaana man chha is used to express a desire to eat or drink something.）
I want to drink cold juice
【38】आज राति होटलमा बस्छु
Explanation→→（aaja (tonight / today) raati (night) hotelma (at hotel) baschhu (stay) ※ baschhu is the first-person present/future form of basnu (to stay/live).）
I’ll stay at a hotel tonight
【39】टिभी कहिल्यै हेर्दिन
Explanation→→（tibi (TV) kahilyai (at all) herdina (don’t watch) ※ kahilyai combined with a negative verb form means ‘never’ or ‘at all’.）
I don’t watch TV at all
【40】झोला बोकिदिउँ है?
Explanation→→（jhola (bag) bokidium (shall I bring / carry) hai (right?) ※ bokidium is a helpful offer form derived from boknu (to carry).）
Shall I bring my bag?
【41】काम के हो?
Explanation→→（kaam (job) ke (what) ho (is) ※ kaam means work or job, asking about someone’s occupation.）
What is your job?
【42】को गरेको हो थाहा छैन
Explanation→→（ko (who) gareko (did) ho (it is) thaaha (know) chhaina (don’t) ※ thaaha chhaina is a common expression meaning ‘I don’t know’.）
I don’t know who did it
【43】चिसो पानी खान मन छ
Explanation→→（chiso (cold) paani (water) khaana (to drink) man (want) chha (is) ※ khaanu (to eat) is commonly used in Nepali for drinking liquids like water.）
I want to drink cold water
【44】मजा आयो?
Explanation→→（maja (fun) aayo (was / came) ※ maja aayo literally means ‘fun came’, asking if something was enjoyable.）
Is It was fun?
【45】हिजो धेरै निद्रा आएन
Explanation→→（hijo (last night) dherai (much) nidra (sleep) aaena (didn’t come) ※ nidra aaena literally means ‘sleep did not come’.）
I didn’t sleep much last night
【46】आज कति फर्किन्छौ?
Explanation→→（aaja (today) kati (what time) farkinchhau (will you go home) ※ farkinchhau is the second-person informal form of farkinu (to return).）
What time will you go home today?
【47】त्यो लुगा राम्रो देखिन्छ
Explanation→→（tyo (that) luga (dress) ramro (suits / good) dekhinchha (looks) ※ ramro dekhinchha literally means ‘looks good’.）
That dress suits you
【48】त्यो कति परेको हो?
Explanation→→（tyo (it) kati (how much) pareko (cost) ho (was) ※ pareko comes from parnu, which means ‘to cost’ when discussing prices.）
How much was it?
【49】तिमी धेरै धनी छौ
Explanation→→（timi (he / you) dherai (very) dhani (rich) chhau (is) ※ dhani means rich or wealthy.）
He’s rich, isn’t he?
【50】तिमी पैसा जमागर्छौ?
Explanation→→（timi (you) paisa (money) jamagarchhau (are saving) ※ jamagarchhau comes from jamaa garnu, meaning to save or accumulate.）
Are you saving money?
【51】अहिले के चाहिन्छ?
Explanation→→（ahile (now) ke (what) chahinchha (do you want) ※ The verb ‘chahinchha’ literally means ‘is needed’, used here to ask what someone wants.）
What do you want now?
【52】हालै फुर्सदमा के गर्दैछौ?
Explanation→→（halai (lately) fursadma (in free time) ke (what) gardachhau (have you been doing) ※ ‘Gardachhau’ is an informal continuous verb form used with informal ‘you’ (timi).）
What have you been doing in your free time lately?
【53】निद्रा लागेको छ, छिट्टै घर फर्किन मन छ
Explanation→→（nidra (sleepiness) lageko (felt) chha (is) chhitai (early) ghar (home) farkina (to return) man (desire) chha (is) ※ ‘Nidra lageko chha’ literally means ‘sleepiness has caught me’, expressing feeling sleepy.）
sleepy. I want to go home early.
【54】यस्तै फुर्सद भयो भने निद्रा लाग्छ
Explanation→→（yastai (this much) fursad (free time) bhayo (happens) bhane (when) nidra (sleepiness) lagchha (comes) ※ The conditional word ‘bhane’ connects the condition of having free time to getting sleepy.）
When I have this much free time, I get sleepy.
【55】हालै के जापानी खाना खायौ?
Explanation→→（halai (recently) ke (what) japani (Japanese) khana (food) khayau (did you eat) ※ ‘Khayau’ is the informal past tense form of ‘khanu’ (to eat) conjugated for ‘timi’.）
What Japanese food did you eat recently?
【56】विदेशी भाषा सिक्नु गाह्रो छ
Explanation→→（videshi (foreign) bhasha (language) siknu (learning) gahro (tough) chha (is) ※ Adding ‘-nu’ to a verb root forms an infinitive noun acting as the subject of the sentence.）
Learning a foreign language is tough, isn’t it?
【57】त्यो स्वाद पातलो ले मनपर्दैन
Explanation→→（tyo (it) swad (taste) patalo (bland) le (because) manpardaina (don’t like) ※ ‘Manpardaina’ is the negative form of ‘manparchha’ (to like).）
I don’t like it because it tastes bland.
【58】जापानी एनिमे के मनपर्छ?
Explanation→→（japani (Japanese) anime (anime) ke (what) manparchha (do you like) ※ ‘Manparchha’ combines ‘man’ (mind) and ‘parchha’ (falls) to express liking something.）
What do you like about Japanese anime?
【59】केही नयाँ जानकारी छ?
Explanation→→（kehi (any) naya (new) jankari (information) chha (do you have) ※ Ending with ‘chha’ creates a simple yes/no question when spoken with rising intonation.）
Do you have any new information?
【60】हालै नयाँ चलचित्र हेर्नुभयो?
Explanation→→（halai (recently) naya (new) chalachitra (movie) hernubhayo (have you seen) ※ ‘Hernubhayo’ is the respectful honorific past tense form of ‘hernu’ (to watch).）
Have you seen a new movie recently?
【61】सप्ताहन्तको योजना छ?
Explanation→→（saptahantako (for the weekend) yojana (plans) chha (do you have) ※ The suffix ‘-ko’ is the possessive marker meaning ‘of’ or ‘for’.）
Do you have any plans for the weekend?
【62】जापान कहाँ यात्रा गर्न मन हुन्छ?
Explanation→→（japan (Japan) kahan (where) yatra (travel) garna (to do) man (desire) hunchha (would like) ※ ‘Garna man hunchha’ expresses a polite desire or interest in performing an action.）
Where in Japan would you like to travel?
【63】कस्तो मानिस मन पर्छ?
Explanation→→（kasto (what kind of) manis (person) man (desire) parchha (do you like) ※ ‘Kasto’ is an interrogative word used to ask about qualities or types of people or things.）
What kind of person do you like?
【64】तिमी ह्यान्डसम हौ त्यसैले छिट्टै विवाह गर्न सक्छौ
Explanation→→（timi (you) handsome (handsome) hau (are) tyasaile (so) chhitai (soon) vivaha (marriage) garna (to do) sakchhau (will be able to) ※ ‘Sakchhau’ expresses capability or potential conjugated for informal ‘you’ (timi).）
You’re handsome, so you’ll be able to get married soon.
【65】तिमी क्युट हौ त्यसैले छिट्टै विवाह गर्न सक्छौ
Explanation→→（timi (you) cute (cute) hau (are) tyasaile (so) chhitai (soon) vivaha (marriage) garna (to do) sakchhau (will be able to) ※ English loanwords like ‘cute’ are commonly integrated into casual spoken Nepali.）
You’re cute, so you’ll be able to get married soon.
【66】कति सम्म विवाह गर्न मन हुन्छ?
Explanation→→（kati (what age) samma (by) vivaha (marriage) garna (to do) man (desire) hunchha (do you want) ※ ‘Samma’ functions as a postposition meaning ‘until’ or ‘by’.）
By what age do you want to get married?
【67】अब तिमीहरू विवाह गरे राम्रो हुन्छ
Explanation→→（aba (already) timiharu (you two) vivaha (marriage) gare (if you get) ramro (good) hunchha (it would be) ※ The structure ‘[verb]-e ramro hunchha’ is used to offer friendly advice.）
You two should get married already!
【68】के तपाईंलाई प्रेमी / प्रेमिका चाहिँदैन?
Explanation→→（ke (question) tapainlai (you) premi (partner) premika (partner) chahindaina (don’t you want) ※ ‘Chahindaina’ is the negative form of ‘chahinchha’ (is wanted/needed).）
Don’t you want a partner?
【69】विदेशीसँग डेट गर्न मन हुन्छ?
Explanation→→（videshisanga (with a foreigner) date (dating) garna (to try) man (desire) hunchha (do you want) ※ The suffix ‘-sanga’ is a postposition meaning ‘with’.）
Want to try dating a foreigner?
【70】तपाईंलाई जेठो मन पर्छ कि कान्छो मन पर्छ?
Explanation→→（tapainlai (you) jetho (older people) man (desire) parchha (do you like) ki (or) kanchho (younger people) man (desire) parchha (do you like) ※ ‘Ki’ is used as a conjunction meaning ‘or’ when offering choices in questions.）
do you like older people? Or do you like younger people?
【71】कस्तो फिल्म मन पर्छ?
Explanation→→（kasto (what kind of) film (movies) man (desire) parchha (do you like) ※ ‘Film’ is a widely adopted English loanword in modern spoken Nepali.）
What kind of movies do you like?
【72】म एक्शन फिल्म मन पर्छ
Explanation→→（ma (I) action (action) film (movies) man (desire) parchha (like) ※ In informal speech, ‘ma’ is often used instead of ‘malai’ (to me) with ‘man parchha’.）
I like action movies.
【73】म पोर्नो फिल्म मन पर्छ
Explanation→→（ma (I) porno (porn) film (movies) man (desire) parchha (like) ※ The pronoun ‘ma’ is casually used here as the subject expressing personal preference.）
I like porn movies.
【74】कुन ऋतु मन पर्छ?
Explanation→→（kun (which) ritu (season) man (desire) parchha (do you like) ※ ‘Kun’ is an interrogative pronoun used when choosing among specific options.）
Which season do you like?
【75】बादल लागेको ले छिट्टै पानी पर्ला जस्तो लाग्छ
Explanation→→（badal (cloudy) lageko (is) le (so) chhitai (soon) pani (rain) parla (going to fall) jasto (like) lagchha (I think) ※ ‘Parla jasto lagchha’ expresses an impression or expectation about upcoming weather.）
It’s cloudy, so I think it’s going to rain soon.
【76】बाइकमा आएको हुनाले पानी पर्यो भने मन पर्दैन
Explanation→→（baikama (by motorcycle) aaeko (coming) hunale (so) pani (rain) paryo (falls) bhane (when) man (desire) pardaina (don’t like) ※ ‘Hunale’ is a causal conjunction indicating the reason behind a situation.）
I’m coming by motorcycle, so I don’t like it when it rains.
【77】मौसम राम्रो छ, रमाइलो लागिरहेको छ
Explanation→→（mausam (weather) ramro (sunny) chha (is) ramailo (good) lagiraheko (feels) chha (is) ※ ‘Lagiraheko chha’ uses the present continuous form to describe an ongoing sensation.）
It’s sunny and feels good
【78】एक हप्ता पानी पर्ला
Explanation→→（ek (a) hapta (week) pani (rain) parla (will fall) ※ The verb suffix ‘-la’ indicates a probable future event.）
It will rain for a week.
【79】साइकलमा आएको हुनाले पानी पर्यो भने मन पर्दैन
Explanation→→（saikalma (by bicycle) aaeko (come) hunale (so) pani (rain) paryo (falls) bhane (when) man (desire) pardaina (don’t like) ※ The postposition ‘-ma’ attached to ‘saikal’ marks the mode of transportation.）
I come here by bicycle, so I don’t like it when it rains.
【80】कसरी यहाँ सम्म आएको हो?
Explanation→→（kasari (how) yahan (here) samma (to) aaeko (did you get) ho (is it) ※ ‘Kasari’ is an interrogative adverb asking about the means of travel.）
How did you get here?
【81】बिहान गाडी धेरै हुने भएकाले मन पर्दैन
Explanation→→（bihan (in the morning) gadi (cars) dherai (so many) hune (there are) bhaekale (that) man (desire) pardaina (don’t like) ※ ‘Bhaekale’ acts as a causal phrase connecting the situation to the negative feeling.）
There are so many cars in the morning that I don’t like it.
【82】कस्तो गाडी चाहिन्छ?
Explanation→→（kasto (what kind of) gadi (car) chahinchha (do you want) ※ ‘Chahinchha’ is used here to ask what item is wanted or needed.）
What kind of car do you want?
【83】गाडी महँगो छ त्यसैले धेरै पैसा कमाउन पर्छ
Explanation→→（gadi (cars) mahanga (expensive) chha (are) tyasaile (so) dherai (a lot of) paisa (money) kamauna (to earn) parchha (you have to) ※ An infinitive verb followed by ‘parchha’ expresses necessity or obligation.）
Cars are expensive, so you have to earn a lot of money.
【84】भविष्यमा कस्तो काम गर्न मन हुन्छ?
Explanation→→（bhavishyama (in the future) kasto (what kind of) kam (work) garna (to do) man (desire) hunchha (do you want) ※ The locative suffix ‘-ma’ on ‘bhavishya’ translates to ‘in’ (in the future).）
What kind of work do you want to do in the future?
【85】म इन्जिनियर बन्न मन छ
Explanation→→（ma (I) engineer (an engineer) banna (to be) man (desire) chha (want) ※ ‘Banna’ is the infinitive form of ‘bannu’, meaning ‘to become’ or ‘to be’.）
I want to be an engineer.
【86】ओभरटाइम छैन र बिदा धेरै हुने कम्पनी राम्रो लाग्छ
Explanation→→（overtime (overtime) chhaina (doesn’t have) ra (and) bida (holidays) dherai (lots of) hune (has) company (company) ramro (good) lagchha (I like) ※ ‘Ra’ is a simple conjunction used to join clauses, meaning ‘and’.）
I like a company that doesn’t have overtime and has lots of holidays.
【87】तपाईंको देश र मेरो देशमा कुन काम गर्न सजिलो छ?
Explanation→→（tapainko (yours) desh (country) ra (or) mero (mine) deshma (in country) kun (which) kam (work) garna (to do) sajilo (easier) chha (is) ※ ‘Sajilo’ means ‘easy’, combined with ‘garna’ to express ease of working.）
Which country is easier to work in, yours or mine?
【88】धेरै कमाए पनि शरीर बिग्रियो भने अर्थ हुँदैन
Explanation→→（dherai (a lot) kamae (you earn) pani (even if) sharir (body) bigriyo (damaging) bhane (if) artha (point) hundaina (there is no) ※ ‘Kamae pani’ uses ‘-e pani’ to form the conditional meaning ‘even if you earn’.）
Even if you earn a lot of money, there is no point in damaging your body.
【89】विवाह गर्न पैसा चाहिन्छ
Explanation→→（vivaha (married) garna (to get) paisa (money) chahinchha (you need) ※ The infinitive verb ‘garna’ here indicates purpose (‘in order to get married’).）
You need money to get married.
【90】जापानी बाहेक कुन भाषा सिक्न मन हुन्छ?
Explanation→→（japani (Japanese) bahek (besides) kun (what) bhasha (language) sikna (to learn) man (desire) hunchha (would you like) ※ ‘Bahek’ is a postposition meaning ‘besides’ or ‘apart from’.）
Besides Japanese, what language would you like to learn?
【91】अगाडिको चौकमा दायाँ मोडिनुहोस्
Explanation→→（agadiko (next) chaukma (at intersection) dayan (right) modinuhos (turn) ※ ‘Modinuhos’ is the polite imperative form used to give directions politely.）
Turn right at the next intersection.
【92】अगाडिको चौकमा बायाँ मोडिनुहोस्
Explanation→→（agadiko (next) chaukma (at intersection) bayan (left) modinuhos (turn) ※ ‘Bayan’ means ‘left’, forming a pair with ‘dayan’ (right).）
Turn left at the next intersection.
【93】तेसै सिधै जानुहोस्
Explanation→→（tesai (please) sidhai (straight ahead) januhos (continue) ※ ‘Januhos’ is the polite command form of the verb ‘janu’ (to go).）
Please continue straight ahead.
【94】अलिकति फर्किनुहोस्
Explanation→→（alikuti (for a moment) farkinuhos (please go back) ※ ‘Farkinuhos’ is the polite imperative form of ‘farkinu’ (to return).）
Please go back for a moment.
【95】अलिकति रोकिनुहोस्
Explanation→→（alikuti (for a moment) rokinuhos (please stop) ※ ‘Rokinuhos’ is the polite imperative form of ‘rokinu’ (to stop).）
Please stop for a moment.
【96】कति बजे यहाँ आउनुहुन्छ?
Explanation→→（kati (what) baje (time) yahan (here) aaenuhunchha (will you come) ※ ‘Aaenuhunchha’ is the high-respect polite verb form for ‘to come’.）
What time will you come here?
【97】अभै पुग्छु
Explanation→→（abhai (soon) pugchhu (we’ll be arriving) ※ ‘Pugchhu’ is the first-person verb form of ‘pugnu’ (to reach/arrive).）
We’ll be arriving soon.
【98】अलिकति ढिलो जस्तो लाग्छ अलिक पर्खिनुहोस्
Explanation→→（alikuti (slight) dhilo (delay) jasto (may be) lagchha (seems) alik (a little longer) parkhinuhos (please wait) ※ ‘Parkhinuhos’ is the polite imperative request form of ‘parkhinu’ (to wait).）
There may be a slight delay, so please wait a little longer.
【99】अझै कति बेर लाग्छ?
Explanation→→（ajhai (also) kati (how) ber (long) lagchha (will it take) ※ ‘Kati ber’ specifically asks about duration of time.）
Also, how long will it take?
【100】१० मिनेट कि १५ मिनेट जति लाग्छ
Explanation→→（10 (10) minet (minutes) ki (or) 15 (15) minet (minutes) jati (about) lagchha (it will take) ※ The word ‘jati’ placed after numbers means ‘about’ or ‘approximately’.）
It will take about 10 or 15 minutes.
Summary
We have covered key phrases such as “”Tapaai dherai ramailo hunuhunchha”” (You are so funny), “”Tapaai ajhai ramro hunuhunchha”” (You are amazing), and “”Ma tapaailai maya garchhu”” (I love you). We also tackled daily life questions like asking the time, favorite seasons, and travel duration. Language is a bridge to new worlds, and you now have the tools to cross it. Don’t wait for the perfect moment; start practicing these phrases today and watch how your confidence—and your connections—grow. Keep learning, keep speaking, and enjoy your wonderful journey into the heart of Nepal!
