In this video, you’ll learn 30 commonly used Nepali verbs with their meanings and example sentences. Whether you’re planning to travel to Nepal, learning the language, or just curious, this lesson will help you build a strong foundation in everyday Nepali conversation.
VERBS
| English | Romanized Nepali |
|---|---|
| To go | Jaanu |
| To come | Aaunu |
| To eat | Khaanu |
| To drink | Piunu |
| To sleep | Sutnu |
| To walk | Hidnu |
| To run | Daudanu |
| To see/look | Hernu |
| To speak | Bolnu |
| To read | Padhnu |
SENTENCES
| English | Romanized Nepali |
|---|---|
| I want to go home. | Ma ghar jaana chahanchhu. |
| Please come here. | Kripaya yaha aaunuhos. |
| I eat rice. | Ma bhaat khaanchhu. |
| He drinks water. | Uh paani piuchha. |
| She sleeps early. | Uni chadai sutchhin. |
| We walk every day. | Haami harek din hidchhau. |
| They run fast. | Uniharu chhito daudanchha. |
| Look at the sky. | Aaakaash hernuhos. |
| I can speak Nepali. | Ma Nepali bolnu sakchhu. |
| He reads a book. | Uh kitab padhchha. |
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