How do you say hello in Tibetan?

Question 1: How do you say hello in Tibetan?

Goodbye (Karipay)

How are you (Rusodepo yanbay)

What's the name (Mingkaje)

I'm sorry (Kwangtat)

Buy (Nin)

Sell (Chong)

Expensive (Konza Chingpo)

Money (Beshakatsehrazhee)

I'll take it (Nigel)

The money (Beshakatsehrazhee)

I'll take it (Nigel).

Money (Xia)

Money (Nugu Bar)

No money (Migu Bar)

Phone (Kabar)

Agree (Miguy)

Disagree (Miguy)

Eat (Sakazuki)

Want to go back to the bar

Do not want to go back to the bar

No (Miguy)

The money (Nugu Bar)

The money (Nugu Bar)

I bought (Niguy).

Inquiries (Jazen Huu)

Not good (Yabu Mae Bar)

Good (Yabu)

Complaints (Rendu)

Trauma (Sobha)

Diarrhea (Tubar)

Stomach ache (Pawanawa)

Tooth ache (Sobha)

Coughing (Ruga Bar)

Headache (Guanawa)

Headache (Ruga Bar)

Headache (Guanawa)

Headache (Ruwa) )

Chill (Changshuerga)

Fever (Wawanga)

Feast (Jishenma)

Reception (Feast with Suzhenma)

Commonly Used Tibetan Words - Appellations

You (你 (切让))/

We (额任tsuo)//p>

He/She (阔 )

You (切讓措 )

Relative (班切 )

Father (爸啦 )

Mother (阿妈啦 )

Bar (仓糠)

Daughter (布姆)

Son (布 )

Doctor (闷八)

Sister (錦姆)/p>

I (Ea)

Brother (Khenpo)

Village, township and county chiefs (homophone)

*** (Jinzhumami)

Commonly Used Tibetan Languages - Accommodation and Dining

Snack Bar (Sekchong Chuanchuan)

*** Meal (Kakchise)

Self-catering Restaurant (Flesh (rang) stubborn Sharma)

Tibetan Food (Bose)

Restaurant (Sechon chaff)

Sprinkles Bar (Cang chaff)

Breakfast (Xiaosai)

Lunch (Gingon Sharma)

Dinner (Gingon Toupou Sharma )

Chinese Food (Podsai)

Western Food (Chikkiei Sai)

Vegetarian (Ou Shen Ri)

Yak and Beef (So Shrimp)

Beef Curry (So Shrimp Clicker)

Braised Beef ( Lu Shrimp Shrimp Sparrow)

Lamb (Lu Shrimp)

Hand-held Lamb (Lu Shrimp Guiding Drunken)

Roasted Lamb (Lu Shrimp Shrimp)

Pork (Paddy Shrimp) Braised Pork (Braised Paddy Shrimp)

Pork (shrimp)

Steamed pork (shrimp)

Fried pork (shrimp)

Fried pork (shrimp)

Fried pork (shrimp)

Sweet and sour spare ribs (deep fried angma)

Sausage (pak choo ma)

Commonly used Tibetan words.

Post Office (Yisang)

Tibetan → Time

What time is it? (What time is it?) What time is it? (Kadu?)

Auspiciousness and good luck Zahidol

Thank you, Tu and its

Goodbye, Kalipe

Sorry, Kwangda

No sensitivity

Yes, yes

How much is it? Beixia Kartsege

Expensive, Kongze Chingpo

I'm Er'a

You, Chieh-Jeou

One how many

Two Int. p> Tuesday Mima

Wednesday Raba

Thursday Prabhu

Friday Balsang

Saturday Bianba

Sunday Nyima

Greetings and courtesies

Chinese Tibetan transliteration

Thank you, Toghi

How are you? Gusodepo Yumbai

Come in, Yupei

Please sit down, Xiu Mat Jia

Goodbye (you take care of yourself), Kali-Pei

Good-bye (you stay), Kali-Xiu

Excuse me, Kwang-Da

Welcome, Gashu Xiu

What's your name? What's your name?

My name is Ujjina

Where do you come from? Karnapraba

Where do I go? Kabataeka

Pronouns and terms of address

Translation from Chinese to Tibetan

I, Er'ah

You, Chejean

He, Kokjang

We, Erjangtso

You, Chejeantso

They, Kokjangtso

The boy, Poo

The girl, Puem

Directions and transportation

The name is Kane Peiba

Where are you from? Transportation

Chinese Tibetan transliteration

Left Rong Qiao

Right also Qiao

Straight ahead (Ker) Degree

Nearby Nyi (Fruit)

Around ...... >>

Question 2: How do you say ''Good day'' in Tibetan? Zahidol

Question 3: How do you say it in Tibetan?

Please come in - Yapai

Please sit down - Xudaijia

Goodbye - Karipai

Goodbye - (You stay) Karipai

Goodbye.

I'm sorry - Kwangda

Welcome - Kasuksu

What's your name - Nankaje

My name is - Ea Jima

Where do you come from?

Where do I come from - Kanepeiba

Where do I go - Kabataeka

Nouns and Terms of Address

Chinese-Tibetan Translation

I - Ea

You - Cheejeong

I - Ea

I - Ea

You -Chejeong

He - Kokjeong

We - Ejeongtso

You - Chejeongtso

They - Kokjeongtso

The boy.

Straight ahead - (Ker) Duo

Nearby - Ni (Guo)

Around - Ta Guo

Inside - Nangluo

Outside - Qilo

In front - Tunla

Inside - Nangluo

Outside - Qilo

In front of -Tundra

Back - Qula

Above - Gangla

Below - Wola

Car - Mozha

Bus Station -Mozha Pazuo

Bicycle - Ganggeri

Motorcycle - Put Bar

Fast - Jokhang

Slow - Kali

Places

-Long Rusa

Bank - Wikang

Post Office - Isongkang

Telegraph Office - Darasong

Monastery - Gung Bar

Streets -Wolga

Markets - Chunna

Hospitals - Menkang

Shopping

(Chinese-Tibetan transliteration)

Buying - Nichong

Price-Kongze

Expensive-Kongze Chingpo

Cheap-Kongze Kaipo

Money-Beixia

What's this-Diqazhe

How much is it? > How much is it - Bekazehre

I bought it - (额啊)尼格因

I don't buy it - (额啊)尼格没

Time

Yesterday. -Today - Tezhi

Tomorrow - Seling

Morning - Xiaocai

Noon - Ninggu

One year. -Laoji

January - Dawaki One day - Nimaki

One hour - Queminji

One minute - Gamaki

Monday -Sadhava

Tuesday - Sadama

Wednesday - Sapba

Thursday - Sapb

Friday - Sapasang

Saturday -Saphenpa

Sunday - Sanima

Common Conversations

(Chinese-Tibetan transliteration)

Hello, how are you? - Bowkhamsang

It's good to see you. -Chejeang Dewi Gap Poor

What's your name? - Mingkarri

My name is - Loha Mingna

How are you? - Chejeang Dewi Gap Poor

Good, and what about you? -I'm fine, too. Thank you. - I'm sorry, Quanta.

What's up? - I'm sorry.

Where are you from? - Kanepepa

How long will it take you to get there? - I'm sorry, I'm sorry. -Koranjanmaje

Hello and welcome. - Cherjan with Borgosukhon

Have a good trip. - Num Num, Tepuyong Li

Do you have a seat?

Yes, please come in and have a seat. - Dok, Nha Dok with Xu Dijia

Where do we sit? - Ea Jang Tso Kabba

No problem. - Yumido

What do you want to eat? -Cherjangka Ri Tsaga

How is it good? - Tablecloth wash Zadok

I see, thank you very much. - Ea Line Song, Tou and its

You are welcome. - Kerlang Kamarj

Please have tea. -Sulchatsu

Do you have a guide? - You go ahead, yoob

How do you contact him? - Just wakan zhejiguzhi

Where is the discomfort? - Chiejangkarzhi embraced to do

Is it all right? -I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Bowkhamsang, Tezhisadamma, Rusodepo yanbay ==== Hi, how are you, it's Tuesday, how are you?... >>

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Question 7: How do you say hello, in Tibetan? Hello, as in Sodepo yanbay

Thank you, Tou and its

Sorry, Guangda

Goodbye, Karipay

Question 8: How do you say hello in Tibetan? Zaxi Dele Gukangsang (gu-kang-sang)

Question 9: How do you say hello in Tibetan, harmonized with the words thank you, bye-bye, and other commonly used phrases. 17 11:10:05

Auspicious and happy (Zhaxi Dele)

Good morning (Hu Ba Dele)

Good afternoon (Qiu Zhu Dele)

Good evening (Gong Zhu Dele)

Thank you (Qiu and its)

Bye (Karipay)

How are you (Rusodepo yuanyuanbay)

Name (Mingkaje)

The name of the person who is in the middle of the night.

What is the name (name Kaje)

I'm sorry (Kwangda)

Buy (Ni)

Sell (Oku)

Expensive (Konze Chingpo)

Money (Bayshak Kajege)

I bought (Nigel)

Money (Hsia)

Money (Nugu)

Don't want to pay (Migu)

I'm not sure if I can afford to pay (Nigu).

Phone (Kabar)

Agree (Mukhtun-ul)

Disagree (Mukhtun-mee)

Eat (Wine)

Ask for money

Don't ask for money

Ask for money

Ask for money

Not good (Yabu-mee)

Good (Yabu)

Trauma (Sobha)

Diarrhea (Tubar)

Stomach ache (Pavanava)

Tooth ache (Sobha)

Cough (Ruga)

Headache (Koknawa)

Cold (Changhuriga)

Fever (Wagwaga)

Feasts (Rugi Sharma)

The first day of the feast was a day in the city of Ruwawa, and it was the first time in the city of Ruwawa that the feasts were held.

The feast (湯湯玛)

Commonly used Tibetan words - titles

You (切讓)

We (额讓措)

He/she (阔 )

You (切讓措)///p>

Relative (班切)//p>

Father (Pa La)

Mother (Ama La)

Bar (Cang Chufu)

Daughter (Bum)

Son (Bu)

Doctor (Bum Bum)

Sister (Khem)

Me (Eh)

Brother (Khem)

Village, Township and County Chiefs (Homophone)

Sprinkle bar (仓糠)

Breakfast ( 晓塞)

Lunch (银贡洒玛)

Dinner (贡浊洒玛)

Chinese food (荚塞)

Western food (戚接塞)

Vegetarian (欧参日)

Yak and beef (搜虾)

Beef curry (

Braised Beef (Shrimp Shrimp)

Lamb (Shrimp Shrimp)

Lamb (Shrimp Shrimp)

Roasted Lamb (Shrimp Shrimp)

Pork (Shrimp Shrimp) Braised Pork (Shrimp Shrimp)

Pork (Shrimp Shrimp)

Pork (Pork Shrimp)

Pork (Pork Shrimp)

Pork (Pork Shrimp)

Pork (Shrimp)

Pork (Shrimp)

Pork (Shrimp)

Stir-Fried Sliced Pork (shrimp grinning wenma)

Fried Diced Pork (shrimp book wenma)

Sweet and Sour Spare Ribs (deep-fried angma)

Sausage (pakpa jumma)

Commonly Used Tibetan Names

Hospital (Menkang)

Bus Station (Mozapazo)

Temple (Gonpo)

Monastery (Gongba)

Township *** (Xiangshi Xiong)

Store (Chunkang) County *** {County (General) Sishong}

Hotel (Jhunkang)

Tourist Office (Yubang)

Post Office (Yisang)

Tibetan - Time

What time is it? (What time is it?) What time is it? (Kadu?)

Auspiciousness and good luck Zahidol

Thank you, Tu and its

Goodbye, Kalipe

Sorry, Kwangda

No sensitivity

Yes, yes

How much is it? Beixia Kartsege

Expensive, Kongze Chingpo

I'm Er'a

You, Chieh-Jeou

One how many

Two Int. p> Tuesday Mima

Wednesday Raba

Thursday Prabhu

Friday Balsang

Saturday Bianba

Sunday Nyima

Greetings and courtesies

Chinese Tibetan transliteration

Thank you, Toghi

How are you? Gusodepo Yumbai

Come in, Yupei

Please sit down, Xiu Mat Jia

Goodbye (you take care of yourself), Kali-Pei

Good-bye (you stay), Kali-Xiu

Excuse me, Kwang-Da

Welcome, Gashu Xiu

What's your name? What's your name?

My name is Ujjina

Where do you come from? Karnapraba

Where do I go? Kabataeka

Pronouns and terms of address

Translation from Chinese to Tibetan

I, Er'ah

You, Chejean

He, Kokjang

We, Erjangtso

You, Chejeantso

They, Kokjangtso

The boy, Poo

The girl, Puem

Directions and transportation

The name is Kane Peiba

Where are you from? Transportation

Chinese Tibetan transliteration

Left Rong Qiao

Right also Qiao

Straight ahead (Ker) Degree

Nearby Nyi (Fruit)

Around ...... >>

Question 10: How do you say hello in Tibetan? When you meet someone, you usually say "Zaxi Dele", which is equivalent to the meaning of "hello" in Chinese.

But "Zaxi Dele" is more widely used than "Hello", Oh, in Tibet, meet with people to say this word will be right, absolutely can get a warm smile and the same blessing, or maybe people will be happy to invite you together! The first thing you need to do is to get a good deal of money to pay for the services you need.