Mandira Shrestha

Nepali traditional Cuisine and historical place 

Vocabulary English Romanised Nepali Harisiddhi Harisiddhi Newari Newari Historic village Aitihasik gaun Cuisine Khana Traditional Paramparagat Festivals Chadparva(haru) Authentic Pramanik Beaten rice Chuira Rice Chamal Flavor Swad Tasty Mithoo Dry Sukkha Spiced grilled meat Choila Meat masu Garlic Lasun Ginger Adhuwa Heritage Birasat Mustard oil Tori ko tel Spicy Piro Lentil pancake Wo/bara Red lentil […]

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Nepali Vocabualry and Sentences – 8

Vocabualry English Romanized/Nepali In front of Agaadi Near Najik Nearby Najikai Zone Anchal Map Naksha Path Baato Direction Disha West Paschim East Purba North Uttar Sentences 1. In front of – अगाडि (agāḍi) Nepali: स्कूल मेरो घरको अगाडि छ।English: The school is in front of my house.Romanized: Skul mero gharko agāḍi cha. 2. Near –

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Nepali Vocabulary and Sentences – 6

Vocabulary English Romanized/Nepali Ago Aghi Until/up to Samma From Dekhi Tourist Paryatak To be enough Pugnu Boiled Umaleko House Ghar Bag Jhola Pen Kalam Window Jhyal Sentences 1. Ago – अघि (aghi) Nepali: म दुई दिनअघि पोखरा गएको थिएँ।English: I went to Pokhara two days ago.Romanized: Ma duī din aghi Pokharā gaeko thiẽ. 2. Until

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Nepali Vocabulary and Sentences – 5

Vocabulary English Romanized/Nepali Plane Hawaijahaj Approximately Andaaji Mountain Himaal Lake Taal Game Khel Ball Bhakundo Class Kakshya Lazy Alchhi Both Dubai Never Kahilepani Sentences 1. Plan – योजना (yojanā) Nepali: हामीले यात्रा गर्ने योजना बनायौं।English: We made a plan to travel.Romanized: Hāmīle yātrā garne yojanā banāyaũ. 2. Approximately – लगभग (lagbhag) Nepali: यहाँबाट पोखरा लगभग

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Nepali Vocabulary and Sentences – 4

Vocabulary English Romanized/Nepali School Bidhyalaya Factory Karkhana Father Buwa Mother Aamma Younger brother Bhaai Elder brother Daai Younger sister Bahini Elder sister Didi Son Chhoraa Daughter Chhori Sentences 1. School – स्कूल / विद्यालय (skul / vidyālay) Nepali: म प्रत्येक दिन स्कूल जान्छु।English: I go to school every day.Romanized: Ma pratyek din skul jānchu. 2.

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Nepali Vocabulary and Sentences – 3

Vocabulary English Romanized/Nepali Feet Khutta Cow Gaai Bird Charaa Open Khulla Close Banda Brown Khairo Long Laamo Head Tauko Hair Kapaal Black Kaalo Sentences 1. Feet – खुट्टा (khuṭṭā) Nepali: मेरो खुट्टा दुखिरहेको छ।English: My feet are hurting.Romanized: Mero khuṭṭā dukhirahēko cha. 2. Cow – गाई (gāī) Nepali: गाईले दूध दिन्छ।English: The cow gives milk.Romanized:

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Nepali Vocabulary and Sentences – 2

Vocabulary English Romanized/Nepali Room Kotha Chair Kursi Door Dhoka Window Jhyaal House Ghar Village Gaaun Town Sahar Clean Safa Dirty Fohor Big Thulo Sentences 1. Room – कोठा (koṭhā) Nepali: मेरो कोठा सफा छ।English: My room is clean.Romanized: Mero koṭhā safā cha. 2. Chair – कुर्सी (kursī) Nepali: कुर्सीमा बस्नुहोस्।English: Please sit on the chair.Romanized:

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Nepali Vocabulary and Sentences – 1

Vocabulary Nepali Romanized/Nepali Week Hapta Day Baar Yesterday Hijo Today Aaja Tomorrow Bholi Day after tomorrow Parsi Last Gayeko Coming/Next Aaune Sunday Aaitabaar Monday Sombaar Sentences 1. Week – हप्ता (haptā) Nepali: एक हप्ता सात दिन हुन्छ।English: A week has seven days.Romanized: Ek haptā sāt din hunchha. 2. Day – दिन (din) Nepali: आजको दिन

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Nepali Vocabulary and Sentences – 7

Vocabulary English Romanized/English Today Aaja Day Baar Monday Sombaar Month Mahina Date Gatey Twenty one (21) Ekkaaies (21) Tomorrow Bholi Day after tomorrow Parsi Pen Kalam To write Lekhnu Sentences 1. Today – आज (āj) Nepali: आज मौसम राम्रो छ।English: Today the weather is nice.Romanized: Āj mausam rāmrō cha. 2. Day – दिन (din) Nepali:

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