Casual and colloquial Tibetan expressions used in everyday speech among friends, not typically taught in textbooks. Front: the Tibetan word or phrase. Back: English meaning.
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- རོགས་པོ (Rokpo)
- Buddy, pal, a casual way to address a close friend
- ཤོག་ཤོག (Shokshok)
- Come on, come here (casual)
- དཀའ་ངལ་མེད་མེད (Kangel meme)
- No worries at all (casual, emphatic)
- ག་འདྲ་འདུག (Kandra duk?)
- What's up? (casual)
- ཐག་ཆོད། (Takchö)
- Deal, agreed (casual)
- ངོ་མ་རེད་པས། (Ngoma repe?)
- Really? Is that true? (casual)
- ཆོག་ཆོག (Chokchok)
- Enough, that'll do (casual)
- མགྱོགས་མགྱོགས (Gyokgyok)
- Quick, hurry up (casual)
- ཀུ་རེ (Kure)
- It's fine, doesn't matter (casual, colloquial)
- དེ་བཞག (De zhak)
- Leave it, drop it (casual)
- ཟབ་ཟབ་མིན་ན། (Zabzab minna?)
- Are you serious? (casual)
- གང་ཡང་མེད། (Gangyang me)
- It's nothing, no big deal (casual)
- སེམས་སྐྱོ་མ་བྱེད (Semkyo mache)
- Don't be sad, cheer up (casual)
- སོང་དང (Song dang)
- Come on, let's go (casual)
- ཤིན་ཏུ་ཡག་པོ (Shintu yakpo)
- Awesome, super cool (casual compliment)
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