Casual and colloquial Nepali expressions used in everyday speech, not typically taught in textbooks. Front: the Nepali word or phrase (romanization in parentheses). Back: English meaning.
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- के छ खबर? (Ke chha khabar?)
- What's up? (casual greeting)
- के गर्दै छस्? (Ke gardai chhas?)
- What are you doing? (very casual, to a close friend)
- ल है (La hai)
- Alright then, okay (casual filler)
- साह्रै (Saahrai)
- Really, very much (casual emphasis)
- जाबो (Jaabo)
- Just, only (casual, dismissive of importance)
- बिचरा (Bicharaa)
- Poor thing (casual sympathy)
- के हो यार? (Ke ho yaar?)
- What's up, buddy?
- ए साथी (E saathi)
- Hey friend (casual address)
- पक्कै नि (Pakkai ni)
- Of course, for sure (casual)
- भाइ हो (Bhai ho)
- He's like a younger brother (casual, describing closeness)
- टन्टलापुर (Tantalaapur)
- Scorching hot (casual, colorful slang for heat)
- ह्या! (Hyaa!)
- Ugh! Gross! (casual exclamation of disgust)
- ए ल (E la)
- Hey, come on (casual attention-getter)
- जे भए पनि (Je bhae pani)
- Whatever happens, anyway (casual filler)
- ठिकै छ यार (Thikai chha yaar)
- It's fine, buddy (casual reassurance)
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