Contacts & SNS

1. तपाईंको नाम के हो?

   ta-paaín-ko naam ke ho

   What is your name?

   Grammar Note

   "Ke ho?" is the fundamental "What is...?" question structure.

2. मेरो नाम ___ हो

   me-ro naam ___ ho

   My name is ___

   Grammar Note

   "Mero" is "my". Nepali possessives: "hamro" (our), "tapainko" (your formal).

3. तपाईंको फोन नम्बर दिनुहुन्छ?

   ta-paaín-ko phon nam-bar di-nu-hun-chha

   Could you give me your phone number?

   Grammar Note

   "Dinuhunchha?" politely asks "will you give". "Dinus" is the imperative "please give".

4. हामी साथी हुन सक्छौं

   haa-mi saa-thi hu-na sak-chhau

   We can be friends

   Grammar Note

   "Saathi" (friend) is shared with Hindi and other South Asian languages.

5. तपाईंको इमेल के हो?

   ta-paaín-ko i-mel ke ho

   What is your email?

   Grammar Note

   "Imel" is borrowed from English. Tech/digital terms in Nepali are mostly English loanwords.

6. म ___ बाट आएको हुँ

   ma ___ baa-ta aa-e-ko hun

   I came from ___

   Grammar Note

   "Bata" is the postposition "from". Nepali postpositions follow the noun.

7. भेट भएर खुसी लाग्यो

   bhet bhe-ra khu-si laag-yo

   I was happy to meet you

   Usage

   Use when saying goodbye after meeting someone

   Grammar Note

   "Khusi lagyo" = "felt happy". "Lagnu" (to feel/seem) is used for emotional expressions.

8. सम्पर्कमा रहौं

   sam-par-ka-maa ra-haun

   Let's stay in touch

   Grammar Note

   "Rahaun" is the hortative "let's stay". "Samparka" (Sanskrit) means contact.

9. व्हाट्सएप नम्बर दिनुस्

   vhaat-saep nam-bar di-nus

   Please give me your WhatsApp number

   Usage

   WhatsApp is the primary messaging tool in Nepal

   Grammar Note

   "Dinus" is the polite imperative of "dinu" (to give).

10. फेरि भेटौंला

    phe-ri bhe-taun-laa

    Let's meet again

    Usage

    A classic farewell phrase

    Grammar Note

    "Bhetaunla" combines the hortative with a future nuance — "let's plan to meet".

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