意味
Being completely certain or relaxed
文化的背景
In Nepal, 'Dhukka hunu' is often a verbal contract. If someone says this to you, they are putting their social capital on the line. In the Kathmandu Valley, trust is often built through long-standing family reputations. 'Dhukka' here often refers to the reliability of a family name. In high-altitude trekking, 'Dhukka hunu' is used by guides to calm nervous tourists during difficult climbs. With the rise of digital payments and e-commerce, 'Dhukka' is now used by tech startups to build trust with skeptical users.
The 'Ai' Trick
Add 'ai' to make it 'Dhukkai' for extra emphasis. It's like saying '100% sure' instead of just 'sure'.
Don't Overuse
If you say 'Dhukka hunus' for every little thing and don't follow through, people will stop trusting your word.
意味
Being completely certain or relaxed
The 'Ai' Trick
Add 'ai' to make it 'Dhukkai' for extra emphasis. It's like saying '100% sure' instead of just 'sure'.
Don't Overuse
If you say 'Dhukka hunus' for every little thing and don't follow through, people will stop trusting your word.
Body Language
A slight head tilt or a hand on the heart while saying this makes the assurance feel much more genuine in Nepal.
自分をテスト
Fill in the blank with the correct form of 'Dhukka hunu'.
चिन्ता नगर, म समयमै आउँछु, तिमी ______।
Since the sentence starts with 'Timi' (informal you), the correct imperative is 'hou'.
Match the response to the situation.
Situation: You just found your lost passport.
You are expressing your own relief after a worry has been resolved.
Which sentence is the most formal way to reassure a boss?
Reassuring a boss about a deadline:
'Hajur' and 'hunuhos' provide the necessary level of respect for a formal setting.
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3 問題चिन्ता नगर, म समयमै आउँछु, तिमी ______।
Since the sentence starts with 'Timi' (informal you), the correct imperative is 'hou'.
Situation: You just found your lost passport.
You are expressing your own relief after a worry has been resolved.
Reassuring a boss about a deadline:
'Hajur' and 'hunuhos' provide the necessary level of respect for a formal setting.
🎉 スコア： /3
よくある質問
4 問It is neutral. You can use it with friends, but also with bosses or elders if you use the polite verb form 'hunuhos'.
No, you use it for people's feelings. You wouldn't say a chair is 'dhukka', but you can be 'dhukka' that the chair won't break.
'Pakka' means something is confirmed or solid (like a fact). 'Dhukka' is how you *feel* about that fact.
You can say 'म ढुक्क छैन' (Ma dhukka chaina).
関連フレーズ
ढुक्क पार्नु
specialized formTo reassure someone else.
निश्चिन्त हुनु
synonymTo be without worry.
पक्का हुनु
similarTo be confirmed/sure.
चिन्ता नगर्नु
builds onDon't worry.
