मसंग विवाह गर
masanga biwaha gara
The phrase "marry me" in Nepali is मसंग विवाह गर (masanga biwaha gara).
This phrase is a direct command/request used to propose marriage.
Meaning: marriage proposal from a man to a woman (the shortest form) (phrase)
How does it change in a sentence?
To make the proposal more respectful or polite, replace the imperative gara with the polite form garnus to create मसंग विवाह गर्नुस्.
How do you pronounce it?
masanga biwaha gara
Did you know?
- In traditional Nepali culture, marriage proposals are often arranged by parents and elders rather than being a direct request from one partner to another.
- While विवाह is the formal term for marriage, many couples in Nepal use the word बिहे ('bihe') in casual conversation and proposals.
- In Nepali culture, the act of marriage is often viewed as a union of two families rather than just two individuals, so a proposal is frequently a prelude to family negotiations.
Examples in context
- मसंग विवाह गर।masanga vivāha gara.Marry me.
Example conversation
Sumit proposes to Pratiksha during a romantic dinner.
- सुमित Sumitप्रतिक्षा, मसंग विवाह गर ।Pratiksha, masanga vivaha gara.Pratiksha, marry me.
- प्रतिक्षा Pratikshaके तिमी साँच्चै भन्दैछौ?Ke timi sanchai bhandaichau?Are you really saying this?
- सुमित Sumitहो, म तिमीलाई धेरै माया गर्छु ।Ho, ma timilai dherai maya garchu.Yes, I love you very much.
- प्रतिक्षा Pratikshaहस्, म तिमीसँग विवाह गर्छु ।Has, ma timisanga vivaha garchu.Okay, I will marry you.
