Basics in Tibetan phrasebook
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Common signs
- OPEN�
- Kha chad
- CLOSED�
- Kha gyabpa
- ENTRANCE�
- Go xhugsa
- EXIT�
- Go Dhonsa
- PUSH�
- Bigyar gyab
- PULL�
- Than
- TOILET�
- Sangchod
- MEN�
- Pho mi
- WOMEN�
- Mo mo
- FORBIDDEN�
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Hello.�
Tashi deleg ()
Hello. (informal)�
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How are you?�
Khye-rang ku-zug de-po yin-pe ()
Fine, thank you.�
De-po yin. Thug je che.
What is your name?�
Khye-rang gi tshen-la ga-re zhu-gi yod? ()Or Khedrand ming Gangyin.
My name is ______ .�
Ngai ming ABC yin.
Nice to meet you.�
Khye-rang jel-ney ga-po joong ()
Please.�
Thuk-je zig ()
Thank you.�
Thuk-je-che ()
You're welcome.�
()Yin dang yin
Yes.�
Red
No.�
Ma-red
Excuse me.
gong-pa-ma-tsom / gong-ta
I'm sorry.�
Gong dag
Goodbye�
Chagpo nang, as in take care
Shug dan ja (when other person is staying):
kha-lay-pheb (when other person is going)
I can't speak name of language [well].�
nga pö-kay yak-po kyab gi mey
Do you speak English?�
khye-rang yin-ji-kay rgyab thub gi yin pe?
Is there someone here who speaks English?�
Dhir Engi shenyan yod Pai.
Help!�
Rog pa jed
Look out!�
Phar toe
Good morning.�
ngado deleg
Good evening.�
gondo deleg
Good night.�
Sim shag nang
Good night
I don't understand.�
Nai she gyi med
ha kho gi mey
Where is the toilet?�
Sang chod gawa yod red.
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