Fashion & Clothing

1. यसको अझ ठूलो साइज छ?

   Yasko ajha ṭhūlo sāija cha?

   Is there a larger size for this clothing?

   Usage

   Used when asking about larger clothing sizes.

   Grammar Note

   "ṭhūlo" is the Nepali adjective meaning "big/large".

2. लगाएर हेर्न पाइन्छ?

   Lagāera hernā pāincha?

   May I try it on?

   Usage

   Used to ask permission to try on clothing.

   Grammar Note

   "pāincha?" is a colloquial Nepali question asking for permission.

3. ट्राइयल रूम कहाँ छ?

   Ṭrāiyala rūma kahāṃ cha?

   Where is the fitting room?

   Usage

   Used to ask for the location of the fitting room.

   Grammar Note

   "kahāṃ cha?" is the standard Nepali question for location.

4. यो पोशाक तपाईंलाई मिल्छ।

   Yo pośāka tapāīṃlāī milcha.

   This outfit suits you.

   Usage

   Used to compliment someone on their outfit.

   Grammar Note

   "milcha" means "fits/suits" in Nepali.

5. यो रङको अर्को विकल्प छ?

   Yo raṃgako arko bikalpa cha?

   Is there another color option?

   Usage

   Used when asking about color options.

   Grammar Note

   "arko" means "another/other" in Nepali.

6. यो लुगा कुन कपडाबाट बनेको हो?

   Yo lugā kuna kapaḍābāṭa baneko ho?

   What fabric is this clothing made from?

   Usage

   Used to ask about the fabric or material of clothing.

   Grammar Note

   "bāṭa" is the Nepali ablative postposition meaning "from".

7. यो यसै मौसमको ट्रेन्ड हो।

   Yo yasai mausamako ṭrenḍa ho.

   This is this season's trend.

   Usage

   Used when introducing current fashion trends.

   Grammar Note

   "yasai" is an emphatic demonstrative in Nepali meaning "this very".

8. यो जुत्ता मिल्दैन, अर्को साइज दिनुस्।

   Yo juttā mildaina, arko sāija dinusu.

   These shoes don't fit, please give me another size.

   Usage

   Used when shoes don't fit and requesting a different size.

   Grammar Note

   "mildaina" is the negative form of "milcha" meaning "does not fit".

9. के यो असली चमडाको हो?

   Ke yo asalī camḍāko ho?

   Is this genuine leather?

   Usage

   Used when checking if a bag or accessory is made of genuine leather.

   Grammar Note

   "ko ho?" in Nepali asks "is it of…?" when inquiring about material.

10. के यसमा डिस्काउन्ट छ?

    Ke yasamā ḍiskāunṭa cha?

    Is there a discount on this?

    Usage

    Used when asking if a discount is available.

    Grammar Note

    "ke … cha?" is the basic Nepali yes/no question form.

11. यो लुगा कसरी धुने?

    Yo lugā kasarī dhune?

    How should I wash this garment?

    Usage

    Used to ask about the washing instructions for clothing.

    Grammar Note

    "kasarī … ?" is the Nepali question form for asking "how".

12. यी दुईमध्ये कुन राम्रो देखिन्छ?

    Yī duīmadhye kuna rāmro dekhinncha?

    Which of these two looks better?

    Usage

    Used when asking for an opinion between two clothing options.

    Grammar Note

    "madhye" is the Nepali postposition meaning "among/between".

13. यो कुन ब्राण्डको हो?

    Yo kuna brāṇḍako ho?

    What brand is this?

    Usage

    Used when asking about the brand of an item.

    Grammar Note

    "kuna … ko ho?" asks "which … is it?" in Nepali.

14. तपाईंको लुगा धेरै सुन्दर छ। कहाँ किन्नुभयो?

    Tapāīṃko lugā dherai sundara cha. Kahāṃ kinnubhayo?

    Your outfit is very beautiful. Where did you buy it?

    Usage

    A friendly remark to compliment clothing and ask where it was purchased.

    Grammar Note

    "kinnubhayo" is the honorific past form of "to buy" in Nepali.

15. के यो फिर्ता गर्न सकिन्छ?

    Ke yo phirtā garna sakinncha?

    Can this be returned?

    Usage

    Used when asking about the return policy for clothing.

    Grammar Note

    "garna sakinncha?" asks "can it be done?" in Nepali.

16. के यहाँ परम्परागत पोशाक पाइन्छ?

    Ke yahāṃ paramparāgata pośāka pāincha?

    Can you find traditional clothing here?

    Usage

    Used when looking for traditional Nepali clothing or souvenirs.

    Grammar Note

    "pāincha?" is the passive potential form asking "can it be found/obtained?".

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