Namaste!Welcome to this special video presented by Bimala Shrestha, where we explore the sacred and peaceful land of Lumbini – the birthplace of Lord Buddha. Located in the Rupandehi district of Nepal, Lumbini is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a spiritual destination for millions around the world.In this video, we’ll take you through its […]
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Namaste and welcome!In this video, Bimala Shrestha will teach us how to conjugate the verb “to do”, which is गर्नु (garnu) in Nepali.This is one of the most commonly used verbs in the Nepali language — used in daily life for actions, activities, and expressions like: Bimala will guide you through the present, past, and
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In Nepali, the verb “to come” is आउनु (aaunu). Here is the conjugation of “to come” in different tenses with the sentence structure: Present Tense Structure: Subject + Verb Root + Auxiliary Verb Past Tense Structure: Subject + Verb Root + Auxiliary Verb in Past Form Future Tense Structure: Subject + Verb Root + Auxiliary
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In Nepali, the verb “to give” translates to “दिनु” (dinu). Here’s the structure for conjugating this verb in various tenses, moods, and for different subjects. Nepali verb conjugation changes according to tense (present, past, future), politeness (formal/informal), and number (singular/plural). Structure of Verb Conjugation: Verb Conjugation: “दिनु” (dinu) – “to give” 1. Present Tense (Active,
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In this video, Bimala Shrestha explains the verb conjugation of “To go” (जानु) in Nepali. You’ll learn how this important verb changes according to tense, subject, and context—such as present, past, and future forms. This lesson is great for learners aiming to improve their grammar and speak Nepali more accurately and fluently.
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In Nepali, the verb “to be” is often expressed using the verb ” हुनु “ (hunu), which changes based on tense, aspect, number, and the formality level of the subject. Below is a breakdown of how “to be” is conjugated in different tenses and structures in Nepali 1. Present Tense: To be Present tense”To be”
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In Nepali, verb conjugation depends on tense, aspect, mood, and the formality level of the subject. For the verb “to have” in Nepali, it’s usually expressed as “छ” (chha) in the present tense when indicating possession, though it varies according to the subject’s number and politeness. Below is a detailed structure of how “to have”
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The verb conjugation of “to play” (खेल्नु) in Nepali, along with sentence structures for different tenses and pronouns. Present Tense (Simple Present) Pronoun Verb Conjugation Sentence Structure Transliteration म (I) खेल्छु म फुटबल खेल्छु। Ma football khelchu. तिमी (You – informal) खेल्छौ तिमी फुटबल खेल्छौ। Timi football khelchau. तपाईं (You – formal) खेल्नुहुन्छ तपाईं फुटबल
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