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How do you say in nepali language your handsome?

There isn't a direct translation for "You're handsome" in Nepali that would be considered polite and appropriate in all situations.

Here are some options depending on the context and your relationship with the person:

Formal:

* तपाईँ राम्रो देखिनुहुन्छ। (Tapai ramro dekhinu huncha.) - This translates to "You look good." It's a polite and general compliment suitable for someone you don't know well or are in a formal setting with.

Informal:

* तिमी राम्रो देखिन्छौ। (Timi ramro dekhinchhau.) - This means "You look good" and is suitable for someone you know well.

* तिमी ह्यान्डसम छौ। (Timi handsome chhau.) - This is a more direct translation of "You're handsome" and can be used with close friends or someone you're romantically interested in.

* तिमी धेरै राम्रो देखिन्छौ। (Timi dherai ramro dekhinchhau.) - This means "You look very good" and is a stronger compliment.

Remember: It's generally best to be subtle and focus on specific aspects you find attractive rather than using a direct translation of "You're handsome." For example:

* तपाईँको आँखा धेरै सुन्दर छन्। (Tapai ko aankha dherai sundar chhan.) - "Your eyes are very beautiful."

* तपाईँको मुस्कान धेरै मनपर्छ। (Tapai ko muskan dherai manparcha.) - "I really like your smile."

* तपाईँको शैली धेरै राम्रो छ। (Tapai ko shaili dherai ramro chha.) - "Your style is very good."

Ultimately, the best way to express your appreciation for someone's appearance is to be genuine and considerate.

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