In this video we explain about the must-know 100 daily-life opposite words which will help you advance your Nepali learning skills and make it more fluent.
OPPOSITE WORDS
English
Romanized Nepali
Big & Small
Thulo ra Sano
Hot & Cold
Tato ra Chiso
Day & Night
Diunso ra Raati
Up & Down
Maathi ra Tala
Good & Bad
Ramro ra Naramro
Far & Near
Tadha ra Najik
New & Old
Naya ra Purano
Fast & Slow
Chhito ra Dhilo
Open & Closed
Khula ra Banda
Happy & Sad
Khusi ra Dukhi
Light & Dark
Ujyalo ra Andhyaro
Heavy & Light
Bhaari ra Haluka
Long & Short
Laamo ra Chhoto
Hard & Soft
Kada ra Naram
Clean & Dirty
Safa ra Fohor
Rich & Poor
Dhani ra Garib
Full & Empty
Bhari ra Khaali
True & False
Saancho ra Jhuto
Start & End
Suru ra Antya
Old & Young
Budho ra Jawan
Love & Hate
Maya ra Ghrina
High & Low
Aglo ra Hocho
Early & Late
Chaando ra Dhilo
Inside & Outside
Bhitra ra Bahira
Easy & Difficult
Sajilo ra Gahro
Strong & Weak
Baliyo ra Kamjor
Wet & Dry
Bhijeko ra Sukhkha
Buy & Sell
Kinnu ra Bechnu
Cry & Laugh
Runu ra Hansnu
Give & Take
Dinu ra Linu
Safe & Danger
Surakshit ra Khatra
Loud & Quiet
Charko ra Shanta
Win & Lose
Jitnu ra Harnu
Sweet & Bitter
Mitho ra Tito
Before & After
Aghi ra Pachhi
Right & Wrong
Sahi ra Galat
Cold & Hot
Jaado ra Garmi
Alive & Dead
Jiudo ra Mareko
Married & Unmarried
Bibahit ra Abibahit
Thin & Fat
Paatalo ra Moto
Black & White
Kaalo ra Seto
Pull & Push
Taannu ra Dhakelnu
Many & Few
Dherai ra Thorai
Same & Different
Eutai ra Farak
Accept & Reject
Swikar ra Aswikar
Polite & Rude
Namra ra Rukho
Tight & Loose
Kasilo ra Khukulo
Public & Private
Saarbajanik ra Niji
Beautiful & Ugly
Sundar ra Kurup
Kind & Cruel
Dayalu ra Nirdayi
Tall & Short
Aglo ra Hocho
Begin & Finish
Suru garnu ra Samapta garnu
Positive & Negative
Sakaratmak ra Nakaratmak
Thin & Thick
Paatalo ra Baaklo
Arrive & Depart
Aaipugnu ra Jaanu
Open minded & Narrow minded
Khula soch ra Sanghuro soch
Increase & Decrease
Badhnu ra Ghatnu
Remember & Forget
Samjhanu ra Birsanu
Real & Fake
Bastabik ra Nakkali
Sharp & Dull
Dhaarilo ra Bhutte
Brave & Coward
Bahadur ra Darpok
Healthy & Unhealthy
Swastha ra Aswastha
Strong & Fragile
Baliyo ra Najuk
Upper & Lower
Mathillo ra Tallo
Front & Back
Agaadi ra Pachhadi
Close & Distant
Najik ra Tadha
Calm & Angry
Shanta ra Risaeko
Male & Female
Purush ra Mahila
Acceptable & Unacceptable
Swikarya ra Aswikarya
Possible & Impossible
Sambhab ra Asambhab
Hardworking & Lazy
Mehanati ra Alchhi
Awake & Asleep
Uhtheko ra Suteko
Smooth & Rough
Chillo ra Khasro
Correct & Incorrect
Sahi ra Galat
Pure & Impure
Sudhha ra Asuddha
Busy & Free
Byasta ra Fursad
Respect & Disrespect
Samman ra Apaman
Present & Absent
Upasthit ra Anupasthit
Success & Failure
Safalta ra Asafalta
Legal & Illegal
Kaanuni ra Gairkaanuni
Expensive & Cheap
Mahango ra Sasto
Empty handed & Full handed
Khaali haat ra Bharieko haat
Complecated & Simple
Jatil ra Saral
Organized & Unorganized
Byabastit ra Abyabastit
Harsh & Gentle
Kada ra Komal
Modern & Traditional
Aadhunik ra Paramparagat
Powerful & Weak
Shaktishali ra kamjor
Rare & Common
Durlabh ra Samanya
Temporary & Permanent
Asthayi ra Sthaayi
Accurate & Inaccurate
Thyakkai ra Galat
East & West
Purba ra Paschim
South & North
Dakshin ra Uttar
Win & Defeat
Jitnu ra Haarnu
Life & Death
Jiban ra Mrityu
Even & Odd
Jor ra Bijor
Village & City
Gaaun ra Sahar
Profit & Loss
Naafaa ra Ghata
Fresh & Stale
Taaja ra Baasi
Together & Apart
Sangai ra Chhuttai
Native & Foreigner
Swadwshi ra Bideshi
Optimistic & Pessimistic
Aashabadi ra Nirashabadi
Patient & Impatient
Dhairya ra Adhairya
Social & Antisocial
Samajik ra Asamajik
Independent & Dependent
Swatantra ra Aashreet
Practical & Impractical
Byabaharik ra Abyabaharik
USEFUL CONVERSATION
English
Romanized Nepali
Conversation 1: Big & Small
A: what do you want big or small ?
Timi ke chahanchhau thulo ki saano?
B: I want small one.
Malai saano wala chahiyo.
Conversation 2: Hot & Cold
A: How is the tea?
Chiya kasto chha?
B: It’s too hot, I’ll drink it later.
Dherai taato chha, Pachhi piunchhu.
Conversation 3: Day & Night
A: Do you work during the day & night?
Tapaai dinma kaam garnuhunchha ki raatma?
B: I work during the day.
Ma dinma kaam garchhu.
Converstion 4: Up & Down
A: Where is your room?
Tapaaiko kotha kaha chha?
B: It’s upstairs.
Maathi chha.
Conversation 5: Good & Bad
A: How was your exam?
Tapaaiko parikshya kasto bhayo?
B: It was good,Not bad.
Raamro bhayo, naramro bhaena.
GRAMMAR REFERENCE
Base Form
Past
Past Participle
Present ( 3rd person )
Go (jaanu)
Went (gayo)
Gone (gaisakeko)
Goes (jaanchha)
Come (aaunu)
Came (aayo)
Come (aaisakeko)
Comes (aauchha)
Eat (khaanu)
Ate (khayo)
Eaten ( khaisakeko)
Eats (khanchha)
Drink (piunu)
Drank (piyo)
Drunk (peesakeko)
Drinks (piuchha)
Do (garnu)
Did (garyo)
Done (garisakeko)
Does (garchha)
Make (banaaunu)
Made (banayo)
Made (banaisakeko)
Makes (banaauchha)
Take (linu)
Took (liyo)
Taken (lisakeko)
Takes (linchha)
Give (dinu)
Gave (diyo)
Given(disakeko)
Gives (dinchha)
See (dekhnu)
Saw (dekhyo)
Seen (dekhisakeko)
Sees (dekhchha)
Speak (bolnu)
Spoke (bolyo)
Spoken (bolisakeko)
Speaks (bolchha)
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