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10 phrases · Nepali with romanization, English and audio

  1. एउटा कोठा बुक गर्नु छ

    Eu-ta ko-thaa buk gar-nu chha

    I would like to book a room

    Usage

    Requesting a room at a hotel or lodge reception.

    Grammar Note

    "गर्नु छ" expresses intention or need. "बुक" is an English loanword widely used in Nepal.

  2. एक रातको कोठाको भाडा कति हो?

    Ek raat-ko ko-thaa-ko bhaa-raa ka-ti ho?

    How much is the room per night?

    Usage

    Standard phrase to check room rates before check-in.

    Grammar Note

    "को" is the genitive particle. Change the number: "दुई रातको" (two nights), etc.

  3. चेक इन गर्न आएको हुँ

    Chek in gar-na aa-e-ko hun

    I have come to check in

    Usage

    Announcing check-in at the hotel front desk.

    Grammar Note

    "आएको हुँ" is a perfect tense expressing "have come (and am here now)." "गर्न" marks the purpose.

  4. गरम पानी पाइन्छ?

    Ga-ram paa-ni pai-nchha?

    Is there hot water?

    Usage

    Essential check in mountain lodges. Frequently used at trekking guesthouses.

    Grammar Note

    "पाइन्छ" is an impersonal form meaning "it is obtainable/available." A versatile inquiry form.

  5. कोठामा वाईफाई छ?

    Ko-thaa-ma waa-i-faa-i chha?

    Is there Wi-Fi in the room?

    Usage

    Checking internet availability before or after check-in.

    Grammar Note

    "वाईफाई" is a phonetic rendering of "Wi-Fi." Positive answer: "छ" (yes, there is); negative: "छैन."

  6. ब्रेकफास्ट सामेल छ?

    Brek-faast saa-mel chha?

    Is breakfast included?

    Usage

    Checking whether breakfast is included at a hotel or guesthouse.

    Grammar Note

    "सामेल" (from Hindi/Urdu) means included. "समावेश" is a formal synonym.

  7. कोठा परिवर्तन गर्न मिल्छ?

    Ko-thaa pa-ri-var-tan gar-na mil-chha?

    Is it possible to change the room?

    Usage

    Requesting a room change due to noise or other issues.

    Grammar Note

    "मिल्छ" expresses possibility or permission. "मिल्दैन" is the negative (not possible).

  8. चेकआउट कति बजे हो?

    Chek-aut ka-ti ba-je ho?

    What time is checkout?

    Usage

    Confirming checkout time, ideally asked at check-in.

    Grammar Note

    "बजे" marks clock time. "१२ बजे" = at 12 o'clock. A core pattern for telling time in Nepali.

  9. सामान राख्न मिल्छ?

    Saa-man raakh-na mil-chha?

    Can I store my luggage?

    Usage

    Asking to store luggage after checkout. Most Nepali hotels and guesthouses accommodate this.

    Grammar Note

    "राख्न" is the infinitive of "राख्नु" (to place/keep). Combined with "मिल्छ" to ask permission.

  10. तौलिया र साबुन चाहियो

    Tau-li-ya ra saa-bun chaa-hi-yo

    I need a towel and soap

    Usage

    Requesting amenities that are missing from your room.

    Grammar Note

    "र" means "and." "चाहियो" expresses need and is widely used for hotel requests.

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