意味
A common way to ask if someone is healthy.
文化的背景
Asking about health is the primary way to show 'Sanskara' (good manners). Even if you have a specific question, you must ask this first. In Newari, the equivalent is 'Jwojalapa' followed by a health check. When speaking Nepali, Newar people are very particular about using the correct honorifics. In the mountains, 'Sanchai' is often asked with genuine concern for the physical toll of trekking or cold weather. Among Nepalis living abroad, this phrase is a way to maintain cultural identity and connection to their roots during video calls. In a Nepali office, jumping straight to the point without asking 'Sanchai hunuhunchha?' can make you seem aggressive or 'too Western.'
The 'Namaste' Combo
Always pair this phrase with a Namaste gesture for maximum cultural impact.
Avoid 'Ta'
Never use the 'Ta' (low honorific) version 'Sanchai chhas?' unless you are 100% sure of the relationship.
意味
A common way to ask if someone is healthy.
The 'Namaste' Combo
Always pair this phrase with a Namaste gesture for maximum cultural impact.
Avoid 'Ta'
Never use the 'Ta' (low honorific) version 'Sanchai chhas?' unless you are 100% sure of the relationship.
The Emphatic 'Ai'
Make sure to pronounce the 'ai' at the end of Sanchai clearly; it shows you are a fluent speaker.
The Standard Answer
Even if you have a cold, the standard polite answer is 'Sanchai chhu' (I am well).
自分をテスト
Choose the correct formal greeting for your teacher.
नमस्ते सर, ________?
'Hunuhunchha' is the only high-honorific form suitable for a teacher.
Fill in the blank to say 'I am well.'
म ________ छु।
'Sanchai' means well. 'Ma sanchai chhu' means 'I am well'.
Match the phrase to the person you are talking to.
1. सञ्चै हुनुहुन्छ? 2. सञ्चै छौ? 3. सञ्चै छस?
Honorifics must match the social relationship.
Complete the phone dialogue.
A: हेलो, नमस्ते। B: नमस्ते, ________?
In a polite phone call, 'Sanchai hunuhunchha?' is the standard next step.
Match the Nepali word to its English meaning.
सञ्चै, हुनुहुन्छ, म, हजुर
Basic vocabulary building.
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Honorific Levels for 'Are you well?'
High (Formal)
- • सञ्चै हुनुहुन्छ? (Tapai)
Medium (Neutral)
- • सञ्चै छौ? (Timi)
Low (Informal)
- • सञ्चै छस? (Ta)
練習問題バンク
5 問題नमस्ते सर, ________?
'Hunuhunchha' is the only high-honorific form suitable for a teacher.
म ________ छु।
'Sanchai' means well. 'Ma sanchai chhu' means 'I am well'.
1. सञ्चै हुनुहुन्छ? 2. सञ्चै छौ? 3. सञ्चै छस?
Honorifics must match the social relationship.
A: हेलो, नमस्ते। B: नमस्ते, ________?
In a polite phone call, 'Sanchai hunuhunchha?' is the standard next step.
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よくある質問
12 問Yes, but it might sound a bit formal. Use 'Sanchai chhau?' for a more natural friend-to-friend vibe.
'Sanchai' is about health; 'Aaramai' is about comfort. They are interchangeable in 99% of greetings.
Say 'हजुर, म सञ्चै छु। तपाईं नि?' (Hajur, ma sanchai chhu. Tapai ni? - Yes, I am well. And you?)
It functions as an adverbial adjective describing your state of being.
'Hunuhunchha' is the high-honorific form of 'to be', required for showing respect to the person you are asking.
Yes, it is very common to start a formal email with 'सञ्चै हुनुहुन्छ भन्ने आशा छ' (Hope you are well).
No, the verb 'hunuhunchha' already implies 'You (formal)', so you can omit the pronoun.
In a formal greeting, still say 'Sanchai chhu'. If they are a close friend, you can then add 'अलि सन्चो छैन' (I'm not feeling very well).
It is used by Nepali speakers in India (Sikkim, Darjeeling), but Hindi speakers use 'Aap kaise hain?'.
In Devanagari, it is written सञ्चै or सन्चै. Both are acceptable, but सञ्चै is more traditional.
Yes, 'Sanchai hunuhunchha?' works for both one person and a group of people you respect.
The most casual version is just saying 'Sanchai?' with a nod.
関連フレーズ
आरामै हुनुहुन्छ?
synonymAre you in comfort/well?
के छ?
similarWhat's up? / What is there?
कस्तो छ?
similarHow is it?
निको भयो?
specialized formDid you get better?
सन्चै छ?
similarIs it well?
