Nepali adjectives are exciting as they do the job of enhancing your sentence and making your words alive. They refer to a word or a group of words that describe something to make an expression sound more informative. Nepali adjectives agree with the nouns they describe in terms of gender (masculine or feminine) and number (singular […]
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Namaste and welcome!In today’s lesson, we’ll learn how to talk about ourselves and our family members in Nepali.Family is a big part of Nepali culture, and knowing how to introduce yourself and describe your family is a great way to connect with others.We’ll go over basic vocabulary like mother, father, brother, sister, and also learn
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Nepali preposition (पूर्वसर्ग) is a word used to link nouns, pronouns, or phrases to other parts of the sentence to indicate relationships such as direction, place, time, manner, and reason. Prepositions are essential in constructing meaningful sentences as they help clarify the relationship between different elements within a sentence. Examples include “मा” (in), “बाट” (from),
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Nepali months are part of the Bikram Sambat (BS) calendar, Nepal’s official calendar. The Bikram Sambat calendar is a solar calendar used in Nepal and some parts of India. It is approximately 56.7 years ahead of the Gregorian calendar. Similarly, The weekdays in Nepali are similar to those in English, with some differences in names.
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Namaste and welcome to this video!I’m Bimala, and in today’s lesson, we’re going to learn about pronouns in Nepali.Pronouns are words like I, you, he, she, and they — and they’re very important for forming sentences and speaking naturally.In this video, I’ll explain different types of pronouns in Nepali, how they change based on respect
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Verbs in Nepali are quite highly inflected, agreeing with the subject in number, gender, status and person. They also inflect for tense, mood and aspect. As well as these inflected finite forms, there are also a large number of participle forms. To learn more verbs and to form sentences using verbs, we have brought a
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Namaste and welcome!In today’s video, we will explore the beautiful tradition of hospitality in Nepal.Nepali people are known for their warm and generous nature, always ready to welcome guests with open arms and heartfelt kindness.We’ll learn about the customs, practices, and special ways Nepalis show respect and care to visitors.Join me as we discover why
Namaste and welcome!In today’s lesson, we will learn a list of useful sentences for new visitors to Nepal.These basic sentences will help you communicate easily in common situations like greeting people, asking for directions, shopping, and more.Whether you’re visiting Nepal for the first time or want to brush up your language skills, this video will
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Namaste and welcome!In today’s video, we will explore the rich and diverse cultural practices of Nepal.Nepal is a land of many ethnic groups, traditions, and festivals that shape its unique cultural identity.We’ll learn about important customs, rituals, celebrations, and everyday practices that reflect the heart of Nepali life.Join me as we discover the beauty and
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Namaste and welcome!In today’s video, we will explore the fascinating rituals and ceremonies of Nepal.Nepal’s rich cultural tapestry is woven with various religious and social ceremonies that mark important moments in life—from birth and marriage to festivals and spiritual observances.We’ll learn about the significance, traditions, and practices behind these rituals that have been passed down
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