Do you know what exactly to speak about when you are having problems in Nepali? You may be in a situation where someone is troubling you or perhaps you had missing your travelling bag in a region where they speak Nepali. Learn More
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Leave me alone. | Malaai eklai chodnus. (Ma-laai ek-laai chod-nus) |
Don't touch me! | Malaai na chunus! (Ma-laai na chu-nus) |
I'll call the police. | Ma police bolau chu. (Ma police bo-lau-n chu) |
Police! | Police! (police) |
Stop! Thief! | Parkha! Chor! (Pak-ra! cho-r!) |
I need your help. | Malaai sahayog chaiyo. (Ma-laai sa-ha-yog chai-yo) |
It's an emergency. | aapat paryo. (Aa-pat par-yo) |
I'm lost. | Ma haraye. (Ma ha-ra-ye) |
I lost my bag. | Mero jhola harayo. (Me-ro jho-la ha-ra-yo) |
I lost my wallet. | Mero wallet harayo. (Me-ro wallet ha-ra-yo) |
I'm sick. | Malaai sancho chaina. (Muh-lay sann-cho cha-ee-nah) |
I've been injured. | Malaai chot lagyo. (Ma-laai cho-t lag-yo) |
I need a doctor. | Malaai doctor chaiyo. (Ma-laai doctor chai-yo) |
Can I use your phone? | K ma hajur ko Phone prayog garna sakchu? (K ma ha-jur ko phone pra-yog gar-na sak-chu?) |
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