Nyishi language belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family spoken in the Northeastern Indian state of Arunachal
Pradesh.
In this article, we will learn Nyishi-language words and phrases with pronunciation in English. So here I have collected
daily used sentences in Nyishi. I know more than its sentences is needed but these sentences definitely help
you.
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| Nyishi sentences used in daily life |
Basic Greetings in Nyishi
Hi/Hello – Bule!
How are you? – No hogub rido?
Good morning – Albo arkumch
What are you doing? – Miu huge miudungdu?
Where are you going? – No hogulo angden?
Thank you – Payalincho!
Nyishi Sentences Used in Daily Life
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| No. | English | Nyishi |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hello | Bule |
| 2 | What is your name? | Nak amin nga hogu nga? |
| 3 | My name is Dering | Nga aminge dering |
| 4 | How are you? | No hogub rido? |
| 5 | I am fine | Ngo ale du |
| 6 | Where are you going? | No hogulo angden? |
| 7 | He is a good man | Miu nyi e albogo |
| 8 | He is coming | Miu e ha dodo |
| 9 | What are you saying? | Hugu e no gyoge dun? |
| 10 | The child is going to school | Ko iskul eungdo |
| 11 | The lady is cooking rice | Nyeme acing modo |
| 12 | Open the door | Eryapam miukato |
| 13 | You stay here | No so doto |
| 14 | Come tomorrow | Aroam hata |
| 15 | I am hungry | Ngo kanodo |
| 16 | Can I eat it? | Ngo sam diuturi? |
| 17 | Yes | Um |
| 18 | Let us eat rice | Kujo, achin diutujo |
| 19 | What are you doing? | Miu huge miudungdu? |
| 20 | He may come | Miu hakam rinepe |
| 21 | They are my friends | Miu bulu nga ajing e |
| 22 | She is my mother | Miu nga ane |
| 23 | He is my father | Miu nga abu |
| 24 | This village is mine | Si nam namping e |
| 25 | That is a dog | E ikhi e aking |
| 26 | He slept | Miu yubpa |
| 27 | I will go | Ngo angtarin |
| 28 | Where are your children? | Na ko miuleunge hoglo? |
| 29 | It is raining | Nedonge hodo |
| 30 | Good morning | Albo arkumch |
| 31 | I want to meet you | Ngo nam kanangpa |
| 32 | Thank you | Payalincho |
Nyishi Numbers
When you go shopping at the local market, you must know the Nyishi numbers.
0 – Aro
1 – Akin
2 – Anyi
3 – Aom
4 – Api
5 – Ango
6 – Akhov
7 – Kanw
8 – Piinw
9 – Kya
10 – Arii
I hope it’ll definitely help you. Please let me know if any mistakes in this post. Your suggestions are more important to me. Click here to contact me.
FAQs on Nyishi Language Words
Q1. How do you say Thank you in the Nyishi language?
Ans: Thank you in Nyishi, it is Payalincho.
Q2. How do you say How are you in Nyishi?
Ans: You can say No hogub rido? in Nyishi.
Q3. What is your name in Nyishi?
Ans: Ask “Nak amin nga hogu nga?” in Nyishi.
Q4. How do you say Hi/Hello in Nyishi?
Ans: Hi or Hello are understandable words in Arunachal.
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