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| zanoo | Monday 25th of September 2006 07:03:10 PM |
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| Anya | Tuesday 26th of September 2006 05:22:29 AM |
| - Kasto raamro Tanya-didi! Internetmaa raamro shabdakos dherai chainan, ani ahile duita chhan. Kahile gharmaa aunchhu, arko link yahaa thapne! | |
| Pradeep | Tuesday 26th of September 2006 06:05:08 PM |
| Anya Zee, Namaste! - the word \"kahile\" kahile means when, but in Nepali usually it works role as question only, for exampla: 1. Timi kahile ghar janchhau (when you will go home?)? but when we like to say \"when I will come back to home,...\" in Nepali, it will like this: \"jaba ma ghar farkanechhu,...\". one more thing for the word \"chha/chhaina\", in negative sentences like \"there isn\'t more dictionari in the internet\", we don\'t need to say \"chhainan\", I think. [quote][i]Originally posted by Anya[/i] Kasto raamro Tanya-didi! Internetmaa raamro shabdakos dherai chainan (CHHAINA), ani ahile duita chhan. Kahile gharmaa aunchhu, arko link yahaa thapne(THAPNECHHU)![/quote] | |
| zanoo | Wednesday 27th of September 2006 12:32:06 AM |
| Need some help - Namaskar Anya-bahini ani Pradeep (mero saathi)! Dherai dhanyabaad for you nepali messages! But I need some help. Could you please translate and correct the words? raamro = good shabdakos = ? dherai = very chaina = no ani अनि = and ahile अहिले = now duita = ? chhan = ? Kahile = when aunchhu = ? gharmaa = ? arko = ? yahaa = ? THAPNECHHU = ? | |
| Pradeep | Wednesday 27th of September 2006 01:18:10 PM |
| Namaste Mero Pyaro Saatghi Tanya, - Maile timro aafnai messagemaa thulo akshyermaa sachyaai diyeko chhu. I have corrected in your own message with capital letters. [quote][i]Originally posted by zanoo[/i] Namaskar Anya-bahini ani Pradeep (mero saathi)! Dherai dhanyabaad for youR nepali messages! But I need some help. Could you please translate and correct the words? raamro = good shabdakosH = DICTIONARY dherai = very (MORE/MANY) chaina = no ani अनि = and ahile अहिले = now duita (DUI-WATA/TWO PIECES) = TWO PIECES (2 = DUI = TWO) chhan = ARE Kahile = when aunchhu = COME (WILL COME) gharmaa = AT HOME (DOMA) arko = NEXT OR MORE yahaa = HERE THAPNECHHU = WILL ADD [/quote] Thanks for giving me the chance to help you! SAHAYOG GARNE MAUKAA DINU BHAYEKOMAA, DHANYEVAAD! | |