Yoga & Wellness

15 phrases · Nepali with romanization, English and audio

  1. के आज योग कक्षा छ?

    Ke āja yoga kaksā cha?

    Is there a yoga class today?

    Usage

    Used to ask about yoga class availability at a hotel or wellness center.

    Grammar Note

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

  2. ध्यान कक्षा कति बजे सुरु हुन्छ?

    Dhyān kaksā kati baje suru huncha?

    What time does the meditation class start?

    Usage

    Used to ask about the start time of a meditation or wellness class.

    Grammar Note

    "kati baje" is the Nepali expression for asking the time.

  3. मलाई स्पा अपोइन्टमेन्ट चाहिन्छ।

    Malāī spā apoinṭmenṭ cāhincha.

    I need a spa appointment.

    Usage

    Used when making a spa appointment.

    Grammar Note

    "cāhincha" is the Nepali verb expressing need or requirement.

  4. के यहाँ सौना सुविधा छ?

    Ke yahāṃ saunā subidhā cha?

    Is there a sauna facility here?

    Usage

    Used to inquire about sauna facilities at a hotel or wellness center.

    Grammar Note

    "yahāṃ" is the Nepali adverb for "here".

  5. मलाई पूर्ण शरीर मसाज चाहिन्छ।

    Malāī pūrṇa śarīra masāj cāhincha.

    I would like a full body massage.

    Usage

    Used when requesting a full body massage.

    Grammar Note

    "pūrṇa śarīra" means "whole body" in Nepali.

  6. पौष्टिक खाना कहाँ पाइन्छ?

    Pausṭika khānā kahāṃ pāincha?

    Where can I find nutritious food?

    Usage

    Used when looking for healthy or nutritious food options.

    Grammar Note

    "kahāṃ pāincha?" means "where can it be found?" in Nepali.

  7. के यहाँ स्विमिङ पुल छ?

    Ke yahāṃ swimiṅ pul cha?

    Is there a swimming pool here?

    Usage

    Used to ask about swimming pool availability.

    Grammar Note

    "ke … cha?" is a standard yes/no question form in Nepali.

  8. दबाब कम गर्ने कुनै उपाय बताउनुस् न।

    Dabāba kama garne kunai upāya batāunusnā.

    Please suggest some ways to reduce stress.

    Usage

    Used when consulting a wellness counselor about stress relief.

    Grammar Note

    "batāunus" is the honorific imperative form meaning "please tell/suggest".

  9. के अयुर्वेदिक उपचार उपलब्ध छ?

    Ke āyurvedika upacāra upalabdha cha?

    Is Ayurvedic treatment available?

    Usage

    Used to ask about Ayurvedic or traditional healing treatments.

    Grammar Note

    "upalabdha cha" means "is available" in Nepali.

  10. कति समयको लागि बुक गर्नुभएको छ?

    Kati samayakō lāgi buk garnubhaeko cha?

    How long is the booking for?

    Usage

    Used to confirm the duration of a wellness or spa booking.

    Grammar Note

    "kati samayakō lāgi" means "for how long" in Nepali.

  11. मलाई पानी धेरै पिउनु पर्छ।

    Malāī pānī dherai piunu parcha.

    I need to drink a lot of water.

    Usage

    Used when talking about staying hydrated and health.

    Grammar Note

    "parcha" is the Nepali auxiliary verb expressing necessity.

  12. के यहाँ जिम सुविधा छ?

    Ke yahāṃ jim subidhā cha?

    Is there a gym facility here?

    Usage

    Used to inquire about gym facilities.

    Grammar Note

    "subidhā" means facility or convenience in Nepali.

  13. के तपाईंसँग जडीबुटी चिया छ?

    Ke tapāīṃsaṃga jaḍībuṭī ciyā cha?

    Do you have herbal tea?

    Usage

    Used when ordering herbal tea at a café or wellness center.

    Grammar Note

    "jaḍībuṭī ciyā" is the Nepali term for herbal tea.

  14. थकान महसुस भइरहेको छ।

    Thakāna mahasusa bhairaheko cha.

    I am feeling tired.

    Usage

    Used to express physical tiredness or fatigue.

    Grammar Note

    "bhairaheko cha" indicates an ongoing state in Nepali.

  15. मलाई आरामको आवश्यकता छ।

    Malāī ārāmakō āvaśyakatā cha.

    I need to rest.

    Usage

    Used to express the need for rest or relaxation.

    Grammar Note

    "āvaśyakatā cha" means "there is a need" in Nepali.

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