In English, “I know” is a common phrase used in daily conversations. It signifies that the speaker is aware or has knowledge about something. In Nepali, “I know” translates to “मलाई थाहा छ।” (Malai Thaha Cha). Let’s explore its meaning, usage, and examples.
Meaning of “I Know” in Nepali:
The Nepali phrase for “I know” is “मलाई थाहा छ।” (Malai Thaha Cha). It is used in conversations when you want to confirm that you understand or are aware of something.
- “मलाई” (Malai) means “to me” or “I”
- “थाहा छ” (Thaaha Chha) means “know” or “aware”
Usage of “I Know” in Nepali:
Just like in English, “I know” in Nepali is used to indicate awareness or understanding of a situation, fact, or information. It is often used in casual conversations, among friends, family members, or colleagues.
Example Sentences:
English: I know the answer.
Nepali: मलाई उत्तर थाहा छ। (Malai uttar thaha cha.)
English: I know he is coming today.
Nepali: मलाई थाहा छ उ आज आउँदैछन्। (Malai thaha cha uh aja aaudaichan.)
English: I know you are busy.
Nepali: मलाई थाहा छ तिमी ब्यस्त छौ। (Malai thaha cha timi byasta chau.)
English: I know this is difficult.
Nepali: मलाई थाहा छ यो गाह्रो छ। (Malai thaha chha yo gahro cha.)
English: I know about the meeting.
Nepali: मलाई बैठकको बारेमा थाहा छ। (Malai baithak ko barema thaha cha.)
Conclusion:
The phrase “I know” holds the same meaning in both English and Nepali, but it is expressed differently.