Business & Work

1. मेरो व्यापार कार्ड लिनुहोस्

   Mero vyapaar kaard linuhos

   Please take my business card

   Usage

   Used when handing over a business card at meetings or conferences in Kathmandu's business environment

   Grammar Note

   "-Nuhos" is the honorific imperative suffix. In Nepali business culture, business cards are typically exchanged with both hands as a sign of respect.

2. हाम्रो कम्पनीसँग साझेदारी गर्न चाहनुहुन्छ?

   Haamro kampanisanga saajhedaari garna chaahanuhunchha?

   Would you like to partner with our company?

   Usage

   Used to explore potential business partnership opportunities in Nepal

   Grammar Note

   "Chahanuhunchha?" is the honorific interrogative. In Nepali business culture, building personal relationships (rapport) is often prioritized before formal agreements.

3. बैठक कहिले गर्ने?

   Baithak kahile garne?

   When shall we have the meeting?

   Usage

   Used to schedule a business meeting in Nepal

   Grammar Note

   "Garne?" is a colloquial question form meaning "shall we do?" Time flexibility is common in Nepali business contexts, so confirming schedules is essential.

4. यो प्रस्ताव पढेर जवाफ दिनुहोस्

   Yo prastaav padhera jawaaph dinuhos

   Please read this proposal and give your response

   Usage

   Used when sending a business proposal and requesting a response

   Grammar Note

   "Verb + era" means "having done" (sequential action). Written proposals are common in Kathmandu's corporate sector. Response times may vary in Nepal's business environment.

5. मूल्य वार्ता गर्न सकिन्छ?

   Mulya vaartaa garna sakinchha?

   Is price negotiation possible?

   Usage

   Used to initiate price negotiation in business transactions or bulk orders

   Grammar Note

   "Sakinchha" is the passive potential form asking "is it possible?" Price negotiation is standard practice in Nepali business dealings.

6. अनुबन्ध कहाँ हस्ताक्षर गर्ने?

   Anubandha kahaan hastaakshar garne?

   Where do we sign the contract?

   Usage

   Used when finalizing a business contract to confirm where to sign

   Grammar Note

   "Hastakshara" literally means "hand-written letter" in Sanskrit. Business contracts in Nepal may require notarization (Notary Public authentication).

7. हाम्रो उत्पादन निर्यात गर्छौं

   Haamro utpaadan niryaat garchhau

   We export our products

   Usage

   Used by Nepali exporters to introduce their products in international business contexts

   Grammar Note

   "Garchhaun" is first person plural present. Nepal's key exports include pashmina, handicrafts, tea, and coffee — often sold through fair-trade channels.

8. इनभ्वाइस पठाइदिनुहोस्

   Inbhwais pathaaidinuhos

   Please send the invoice

   Usage

   Used to request an invoice after a business transaction

   Grammar Note

   "Pathaaidinuhos" combines "to send" + benefactive + honorific imperative. Nepal's small businesses are increasingly adopting digital invoicing through platforms like PAN billing.

9. यो परियोजनाको बजेट कति हो?

   Yo pariyojanaako bajet kati ho?

   What is the budget for this project?

   Usage

   Used to ask about the budget allocated for a specific project

   Grammar Note

   "Kati ho?" (how much is it?) is a basic inquiry. Budget discussions are especially important in Nepal's active NGO and development aid sector, which employs thousands.

10. हाम्रो अफिसमा स्वागत छ

    Haamro aphisma swaagat chha

    Welcome to our office

    Usage

    Used to welcome business visitors or clients arriving at the office in Nepal

    Grammar Note

    "Swagat chha" means "welcome." Kathmandu's main business districts are centered around Thamel (tourism-related) and New Baneshwor/Durbar Marg (corporate offices).

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