Tibetan phrasebook

The Om mani padme hum mantra in Tibetan Tibetan is the main language of Tibet and among Tibetan communities around the world. Pronunciation guide Tibetan spelling and pronunciation diverged around the 11th century, and there is no widely agreed standard on how to spell phonetic Tibetan with the Latin alphabet. Vowels Consonants Common diphthongs Phrase list Basics Hello.  ta-shi de-lek Hello. (informal)  . ( ) How are you?   ? ( ?) Fine, thank you.  . ( ) What is your name?  kay-râng-gi tsen-lâ kâ-ray-ray? My name is ______ .  ngay-ming-la ______ ray. Nice to meet you.  . ( ) Please.  . ( ) Thank you.  tu-jay-chay You're welcome.  . ( ) Yes.  . ( ) No.  . ( ) Excuse me. (getting attention)  . ( ) Excuse me. (begging pardon)  . ( ) I'm sorry.  . ( ) Goodbye  . ( ) Goodbye (informal)  . ( ) I can't speak Tibetian [well].  [ ]. ( [ ]) Do you speak English?   ? ( ?) Is there someone here who speaks English?   ? ( ?) Help!   ! ( !) Look out!   ! ( !) Good morning.  nga-to de-lek Good evening.  gong-to de-lek Good night.  sim-ja nâng-go Good night (to sleep)  . ( ) I don't understand.  . ( ) Where is the toilet?   ? ( ?) Problems Numbers Time Clock time Duration Days Months Writing time and date Colors Transportation Bus and train Directions Taxi Lodging Money Eating Bars Shopping Driving Authority This article is an outline and needs more content. It has a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!