Flirting

1. तपाईं धेरै सुन्दर हुनुहुन्छ

   ta-paaín dhe-rai sun-dar hu-nu-hun-chha

   You are very beautiful

   Usage

   Nepali culture is modest — use this respectfully and sincerely

   Grammar Note

   "Sundar" (beautiful) can be used for anyone regardless of gender.

2. तपाईंको मुस्कान मलाई मन पर्छ

   ta-paaín-ko mus-kaan ma-laaí man par-chha

   I like your smile

   Grammar Note

   "Man parchha" literally means "falls on my mind/heart" — the standard way to say "I like".

3. म तपाईंलाई माया गर्छु

   ma ta-paaín-laaí maa-yaa gar-chhu

   I love you

   Usage

   "Maya" means both love and affection — a deeply meaningful word in Nepali culture

   Grammar Note

   "Maya garchhu" = "I do love". "Maya" is one of the most culturally significant words in Nepali.

4. के हामी सँगै चिया खान जान सक्छौं?

   ke haa-mi san-gai chi-yaa khaan jaa-na sak-chhau

   Can we go have tea together?

   Usage

   Tea is the natural first step for socializing in Nepal — a culturally appropriate approach

   Grammar Note

   "Khanu" covers both eating and drinking in Nepali — context clarifies which.

5. तपाईंसँग समय बिताउन मलाई राम्रो लाग्छ

   ta-paaín-san sa-may bi-taa-u-na ma-laaí raam-ro laag-chha

   I enjoy spending time with you

   Grammar Note

   "Ramro lagchha" (feels good/nice) is the standard way to express enjoyment.

6. तपाईंका आँखा धेरै सुन्दर छन्

   ta-paaín-kaa aan-khaa dhe-rai sun-dar chhan

   Your eyes are very beautiful

   Grammar Note

   "Chhan" is the plural be-verb. Eyes are plural, so "chhan" is used instead of "chha".

7. म तपाईंको बारेमा सोच्छु

   ma ta-paaín-ko baa-re-maa soch-chhu

   I think about you

   Grammar Note

   "Barema" means "about/regarding". "Tapainko barema" = "about you".

8. के तपाईं मसँग नाच्नुहुन्छ?

   ke ta-paaín ma-san naach-nu-hun-chha

   Will you dance with me?

   Usage

   Perfect at festivals like Dashain or Tihar where dancing is common

   Grammar Note

   "Ke" at the start forms a yes/no question. The honorific verb shows respect.

9. तपाईं मेरो मनमा हुनुहुन्छ

   ta-paaín me-ro man-maa hu-nu-hun-chha

   You are in my heart

   Grammar Note

   "Man" means heart, mind, and spirit — a central concept in Nepali emotional expression.

10. तपाईंले मलाई खुसी बनाउनुहुन्छ

    ta-paaín-le ma-laaí khu-si ba-naa-u-nu-hun-chha

    You make me happy

    Grammar Note

    "Banaunu" means "to make/create". "Khusi banaunu" = "to make happy".

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