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Build your Nepali language skills further with Part 7 of our series! This lesson introduces useful new vocabulary and sentence examples to help you speak more confidently and naturally in everyday situations.
Ideal for beginner and intermediate learners who want to master time-related expressions and writing-related vocabulary.
Study each word carefully, paying attention to the pronunciation (Romanized) and Nepali script. These essential time-related and writing vocabulary words will help you express dates, days, and writing activities confidently.
Romanized: āj
Context: Daily time reference
Romanized: din
Context: Time period
Romanized: sōmbār
Context: Days of week
Romanized: mahinā
Context: Calendar time
Romanized: ekāīs
Context: Numbers
Romanized: bholi
Context: Future reference
Romanized: parsi
Context: Future dates
Romanized: kalam
Context: Writing tools
Romanized: lekhnu
Context: Action verbs
Romanized: gatē
Context: Calendar reference
Below are practical sentences using the vocabulary you’ve just learned. Read each example carefully, noting how the words function in context. Practice pronouncing each sentence aloud.
Today — आज (āj)
Nepali: आज मौसम राम्रो छ।
English: Today the weather is nice.
Romanized: Āj mausam rāmrō cha.
Day — दिन (din)
Nepali: हिजो राम्रो दिन थियो।
English: Yesterday was a good day.
Romanized: Hijo rāmrō din thiyo.
Monday — सोमबार (sōmbār)
Nepali: आज सोमबार हो।
English: Today is Monday.
Romanized: Āj sōmbār ho.
Month — महिना (mahinā)
Nepali: अहिले मार्च महिना चल्दैछ।
English: It is the month of March now.
Romanized: Ahile Mārc mahinā chaldai cha.
Twenty-One (21) — एकाइस गते (ekāīs gatē)
Nepali: आज एकाइस गते हो।
English: Today is the 21st.
Romanized: Āj ekāīs gatē ho.
Tomorrow — भोलि (bholi)
Nepali: भोलि परीक्षा छ।
English: There is an exam tomorrow.
Romanized: Bholi parīkṣā cha.
Day after Tomorrow — पर्सि (parsi)
Nepali: पर्सि हामी पोखरा जाँदैछौं।
English: We are going to Pokhara the day after tomorrow.
Romanized: Parsi hāmī Pokharā jāndaichaũ.
Pen — कलम (kalam)
Nepali: यो मेरो निलो कलम हो।
English: This is my blue pen.
Romanized: Yo mero nilo kalam ho.
To Write — लेख्नु (lekhnu)
Nepali: कृपया तिमी आफ्नो नाम लेख।
English: Please write your name.
Romanized: Kripayā timī āphno nām lekh.
Date — गते (gatē)
Nepali: आज एकाइस गते हो।
English: Today is the 21st.
Romanized: Āj ekāīs gatē ho.
You have now mastered 10 essential vocabulary words for expressing time and writing-related activities. These crucial terms will enable you to talk confidently about dates, days, months, and writing activities in everyday Nepali conversations!
Learn how to express different time references in Nepali. Mastering these words allows you to discuss when events happen, plan activities, and organize your schedule.
The example sentences show how time-related words are naturally used in actual conversations. Study these patterns to understand proper usage and context.
Learn vocabulary related to writing and action verbs. These words enable you to describe activities and communicate about educational and professional tasks in Nepali.
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