The video titled “Important Nepali Vocabulary and Sentences – Part 10” is part of an educational series designed to help learners enhance their Nepali language skills. This particular installment focuses on introducing essential vocabulary and practical sentences commonly used in daily conversations.
Vocabulary
| English | Nepali |
| Hello | नमस्ते |
| Good moring | शुभ प्रभात |
| God night | शुभ रात्रि |
| Please | कृपया |
| Thank you | धन्यवाद |
| Welcome | स्वागत छ |
| Sorry | माफ गर्नुहोस् |
| Congratulations | बधाई/शुभकामना |
| Happy | खुसी |
| Sad | दुःख |
Verb
| English | Roamnized |
| To eat | khānu |
| To drink | piunu |
| To go | janu |
| To come | aunu |
| To write | lekhnu |
Janu and lanu
“Jānu” means “to go”, while “lānu” implies taking something along with you or bringing.
“Jānu” simply refers to the act of going somewhere.
Examples: I am going to Kathmandu.
English: I go to school every day.
Romanized: Ma hāmīsha bidhyālaya jāchu.
Nepali: म हामेशा विद्यालय जान्छु।
English: He is going to the market.
Romanized: U bajar jādai chha.
Nepali: ऊ बजार जाँदैछ।
“Lānu” means to take (something/someone) along when going or to bring it.
Examples:I am taking the book to Kathmandu.
English: I take my bag to school.
Romanized: Ma jhola skul lānchu.
Nepali: म झोला स्कूल लान्छु।
English: He took his sister to the market.
Romanized: Usle didīlāī bajar lagyo.
Nepali: उसले दिदीलाई बजार लग्यो।
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