Winter Season Vocabulary & Useful Sentences in Nepali

In this lesson, we focus on essential winter-season vocabulary and practical Nepali sentences that are commonly used during the colder months. You will learn how to talk naturally about winter weather, such as cold temperatures, foggy mornings, and chilly nights, as well as how to describe what you are wearing and how the cold makes you feel.

The lesson also includes everyday conversational sentences that Nepali speakers use in winter, helping you express comfort, discomfort, preferences, and daily routines more confidently. Whether you are discussing the weather with friends, talking about staying warm, or sharing how winter affects your day, this video will help you sound more natural and fluent in Nepali.

EnglishRomanized NepaliNepali
Frosttusaroतुसारो
Icebarafबरफ
Dew dropsshitशित
Winter rain heude barsaहिउँदे वर्षा
Snowfallheu parnuहिउँ पर्नु
Hailstoneasinaअसिना
Captopiटोपी
Shwalshalशल
Ginger teaadhuwa chiya अदुवा चिया
Roasted peanutsbhuteko badamभुटेको बदाम
Sunbathegham tapnu घाम ताप्नु
Stay warmstay warmन्यानो बस्नु
Warp upwarp upबेर्
EnglishRomanized NepaliNepali
The mornings are very foggy.bihani nikkai kuhiro lagchaबिहानी निकै कुहिरो लाग्छ।
There is frost on the grass.ghasma tusaro pareko chaघाँसमा तुसारो परेको छ।
The temperature is dropping.tapkram ghatdaicha तापक्रम घट्दैछ।
The nights are extremely cold in winters.jadoma raatharu atyantai chiso hunchanजाडोमा रातहरू अत्यन्तै चिसो हुन्छन्।
Please close the windows.jhyal banda garidinuhosझ्याल बन्द गरिदिनुस्।
Bring the warm blanket.nyano kambal lyaidinuhosन्यानो कम्बल ल्याइदिनुस्।
I want to buy warm clothes.ma nyano luga kinna chahanchuम न्यानो लुगा किन्न चाहन्छु।
Let’s sit in the sun.ghamma basauघाममा बसौँ।
The roads are slippery today.aja bato chiplo chaआज बाटो चिप्लो छ।
I want ginger tea.malai adhuwa chiya chahiyoमलाई अदुवा चिया चाहियो।
The soup is very warm and tasty.soup derai nyano ra mitho chaसुप धेरै न्यानो र मिठो छ।
Is there hot shower available?tato panile nuhauney suvhidha chaतातो पानीले नुहाउने सुविधा छ?
Can you recommend a good hotel?k tapai ramro hotel sifaris garna saknuhunchaके तपाईं राम्रो होटल सिफारिस गर्न सक्नुहुन्छ?
Is this road safe during winter?yo bato jado ma surakchit hunchaयो बाटो जाडोमा सुरक्षित हुन्छ?
What time does it get dark?sajh kati baje adhero hunchaसाँझ कति बजे अँधेरो हुन्छ?
Can I get an extra blanket?arko kambal pauna sakchuअर्को कम्बल पाउन सक्छु?
EnglishRomanized NepaliNepali
A: Look, there’s frost this morning.hera na, bihan tusaro pareko rahecha“हेर न, बिहान तुसारो परेको रहेछ।”
B: Yes, December gets much colder.honi, decemberma ta jado jhan badcha“हो नि, डिसेम्बरमा त जाडो झन् बढ्छ।”
A: Shall I make tea? It’s very cold.chiya banau ki? chiso derai cha“चिया बनाउँ कि? चिसो धेरै छ।”
B: Yes, please make ginger tea.ho, adhuwa chiya banaidinuhos“हो, अदुवा चिया बनाइदिनुहोस्।”
A: Let’s go sunbathe when the sun comes out.aja gham lagepachi gham tapna jam“आज घाम लागेपछि घाम ताप्न जाम्।”
B: Surehuncha“हुन्छ।”
No.Grammar PointExplanationExample (Nepali)English
1छ / छन् (is / are)Used to say something exists or is trueआज बाटो चिप्लो छ।The road is slippery today.
2हुन्छ (general fact)Used for habits or factsजाडोमा रातहरू चिसो हुन्छन्।Nights are cold in winter.
3दैछ (changing now)Used when something is happening nowतापक्रम घट्दैछ।Temperature is dropping.
4चाहियो / चाहन्छु (want)Used to say what you wantमलाई अदुवा चिया चाहियो।I want ginger tea.
5दिनुहोस् / दिनुस् (polite request)Polite way to ask someoneझ्याल बन्द गरिदिनुस्।Please close the window.
6बसौँ / जाम् (Let’s)Used to suggest doing something togetherघाममा बसौँ।Let’s sit in the sun.
7सक्छु / सक्नुहुन्छ (can)Used to ask or say abilityअर्को कम्बल पाउन सक्छु?Can I get another blanket?
8मा (in / on / at)Shows place or timeजाडोमा रातहरू चिसो हुन्छन्।In winter, nights are cold.

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