Sharchopkha phrasebook

Sharchop is a regional language spoken in eastern Bhutan. Pronunciation guide Vowels Consonants Common diphthongs Phrase list Some phrases in this phrasebook still need to be translated. If you know anything about this language, you can help by plunging forward and translating a phrase. Basics Hello.  . (kuzu zangbo) Hello. (informal)  . (oai) How are you?   ? (kuzu zangpo la?) Fine, thank you.  . (dek pay kadrin chey ) What is your name?   ? ( nan ga ming hang ya?) My name is ______ .  ___jang ka ming ___ . ( _____ .) Nice to meet you.  . (sho nang phi wa ) Please.  . ( kuchay ) Thank you.  . (kadinchee) You're welcome.  . ( ) Yes.  . (gila) No.  . (mang gi ) Excuse me. (getting attention)  . (tha goth cho la ) Excuse me - request to repeat question . (begging pardon)  . (la) I'm sorry.  . (ro ma tsik cho ) Goodbye  . (lek bu joensho ) Goodbye (informal)  . (ya ya ) I can't speak name of language [well].  [ ]. ( [ ]) Do you speak English?   ? ( chilingpa lo selay mo?) Is there someone here who speaks English?   ? ( ?) Help!   ! (wai charo aii !) Look out!   ! ( wai goth cho!) Good morning.  . (kuzu zangpo ) Good evening.  . ( ) Good night.  . (lek bu ani yep cho ) Good night (to sleep)  . (lek pu zim sho na ) I don't understand.  . (jang ma sela ) Where is the toilet?   ? ( chabsang oh ya?) Problems Numbers 1-10: thur, nigdzing, sam, pshi, nga, khung, zum, yen, gu, se Time Clock time Duration Days Months Writing time and date Colors Red: tshalu Blue: yinglu Green: chang kha Yellow: serbu Black: nag Transportation Bus and train Directions Taxi Lodging Money Eating Bars Shopping Driving Authority This phrasebook is an outline and needs more content. It has an introduction and a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!