Массаж хийлгэхийг хүсч байна
Massaj khiilgekhiig khüsch baina
I would like to get a massage
Usage
Requesting massage service at a spa or massage parlor
Grammar Note
"Хийлгэх" is the causative of "хийх" (to do), meaning to have something done. Massage services are widely available in Ulaanbaatar.
Биеийн массаж байна уу?
Biyeiin massaj baina uu?
Do you offer body massage?
Usage
Checking if full body massage is available on the menu
Grammar Note
"Бие" (body) takes genitive "-ийн." Ulaanbaatar has many Korean-style spas and traditional Mongolian massage shops.
Хэр удаан болдог вэ?
Kher udaan boldog ve?
How long does it take?
Usage
Checking the duration of a massage session
Grammar Note
"Хэр удаан" asks about duration. Habitual "болдог" asks about typical duration rather than a single instance.
Хүчтэй биш байгаасай
Khüchtei bish baigaasai
Please don't make it too strong
Usage
Asking the masseuse to use less pressure
Grammar Note
"-сай/-сэй/-сой/-сөй" is an optative suffix expressing a wish. "Хүчтэй биш" (not strong) expresses the desired level of pressure.
Илүү хүчтэй хийнэ үү
Ilüü khüchtei khiine üü
Please press harder
Usage
Asking the masseuse to apply more pressure
Grammar Note
"Илүү" is the comparative adverb meaning more. "Хийнэ үү" is a polite request formed with stem + "нэ/нө" + "үү."
Нурууг массаж хийнэ үү
Nuruug massaj khiine üü
Please massage my back
Usage
Requesting a back massage
Grammar Note
Accusative suffix "-г/-ыг/-ийг" marks the direct object. "Нуруу" (back/spine) is an important body vocabulary word.
Энд өвдөж байна
End övdöj baina
This spot hurts
Usage
Telling the masseuse where it hurts
Grammar Note
"Өвдөж байна" is progressive of "өвдөх" (to ache). "Энд" (here), "тэнд" (there), "тэрд" (over there) form a three-level demonstrative system.
Сайн мэдэрч байна, баярлалаа
Sain mederch baina, bayarlalaa
That feels great, thank you
Usage
Expressing satisfaction with the massage
Grammar Note
"Мэдэрч байна" is progressive of "мэдрэх" (to feel/sense). Pairing appreciation with "баярлалаа" (thank you) is good manners.
Монгол уламжлалт массаж байна уу?
Mongol ulamjlalt massaj baina uu?
Do you offer traditional Mongolian massage?
Usage
Asking about traditional Mongolian healing massage therapy
Grammar Note
"Уламжлалт" = "уламжлал" (tradition) + adjective suffix "-т." Traditional Mongolian medicine includes bone and muscle manipulation.
Хэдэн төгрөг болох вэ?
Kheden tögrög bolokh ve?
How many tugriks is it? (How much does it cost?)
Usage
Asking the price of a massage
Grammar Note
"Төгрөг" is the Mongolian currency unit (tugrik). "Хэдэн" is the interrogative for quantity, asking "how many."
Ногоон цайтай массаж байна уу?
Nogoon tsaitai massaj baina uu?
Do you have a massage package with green tea?
Usage
Asking about a spa package that includes tea service
Grammar Note
Comitative "-тай/-той/-тэй" means "with/including." Many Mongolian spas offer tea after the massage.
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