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Nepali Vocabulary Words Starting with “च” (Cha) | Learn Nepali Words and Sentences

Ruthmerry Shrestha — Mon, 24 Aug 2026 10:14:14 +0000

छ (Chha) is a Nepali consonant pronounced as “Chha.” It is used at the beginning of many common Nepali words. This lesson focuses on reading words that begin with छ, followed by simple everyday sentences for reading practice.

Letter Review

English	Romanized Nepali	Nepali
Letter	Chha	छ
Pronunciation	Chha	छ

50 Useful Vocabulary Words

English	Romanized Nepali	Nepali
Roof	Chhaanaa	छाना
Shadow	Chhaayaa	छाया
Umbrella	Chhaataa	छाता
Chest	Chhaati	छाती
Student	Chhaatra	छात्र
Female student	Chhaatraa	छात्रा
Dormitory	Chhaatraavaas	छात्रावास
Scholarship	Chhaatravritti	छात्रवृत्ति
Leave / Permission	Chhuti	छुटी
Holiday	Chhutti	छुट्टी
Separate / Different	Chhuttai	छुट्टै
Release	Chhutaai	छुटाइ
To touch	Chhunu	छुनु
To choose	Chhannu	छान्नु
To cover	Chhopnu	छोप्नु
To leave	Chhodnu	छोड्नु
Jump / Leap	Chhalaang	छलाङ
Deception	Chhal	छल
Discussion	Chhalaphal	छलफल
Six	Chha	छ
Sixth	Chhaithau	छैटौँ
Daughter	Chhori	छोरी
Character / Image	Chhabi	छवि
Impression / Mark	Chhaap	छाप
Printing	Chhapaai	छपाइ
Printed	Chhaapeko	छापेको
To print	Chhaapnu	छाप्नु
Hidden / Covered	Chhopiyeko	छोपिएको
Shelter	Chhaano	छानो
Six-month period	Chhamaahi	छमाही
Moment	Chhin	छिन
A short moment	Chhinbhar	छिनभर
Knife	Chhura	छुरा
Son	Chhoro	छोरो
Festival	Chhaath	छठ
Skin / Bark	Chhaal	छाल
Skin	Chhaalaa	छाला
Cascade	Chhaharaa	छहरा
Side / Near	Chheu	छेउ
Nearby / Surroundings	Chheu-chhaau	छेउछाउ
Quickly	Chhito	छिटो
Soon	Chhittai	छिट्टै
To block	Chheknu	छेक्नु
To be blocked	Chhekinu	छेकिनु
To tease / Provoke	Chhednu	छेड्नु
Of the side / Nearby	Chheuko	छेउको
To splash / spill	Chhchalkinu	छचल्किनु
Sound of movement / bells	Chhamchham	छमछम
Investigation	Chhaanabin	छानबिन
To jump over	Chhaalnu	छाल्नु

15 Everyday Nepali Sentences

English	Romanized Nepali	Nepali
Please bring an umbrella.	Chhaataa liyera aaunuhos.	छाता लिएर आउनुहोस्।
I have a holiday today.	Aaja mero chhutti chha.	आज मेरो छुट्टी छ।
My daughter goes to school.	Meri chhori vidyaalaya jaanchhe.	मेरी छोरी विद्यालय जान्छे।
There is a lot of sunlight on the roof.	Chhatmaa dherai ghaam chha.	छतमा धेरै घाम छ।
There is a place to sit nearby.	Yahaã chheumaa basne thaaũ chha.	यहाँ छेउमा बस्ने ठाउँ छ।
Please don’t touch this item.	Kripayaa yo saamaan nachhunu hos.	कृपया यो सामान नछुनुहोस्।
Please choose one.	Tapaaĩle eautaa chhaannuhos.	तपाईंले एउटा छान्नुहोस्।
He/She covered the door.	Usle dhokaa chhopiyo.	उसले ढोका छोप्यो।
We discussed this topic.	Haamile yas bishayamaa chhalaphal garyaũ.	हामीले यस विषयमा छलफल गर्यौँ।
The child came running quickly.	Bachchaa chhito daudera aayo.	बच्चा छिटो दौडेर आयो।
I like this picture.	Malai yo tasbir man parchha.	मलाई यो तस्वीर मन पर्छ।
The daughter is in the room.	Chhori kothaa maa chha.	छोरी कोठामा छ।
There is a shop nearby.	Chheumaa eautaa pasal chha.	छेउमा एउटा पसल छ।
A shadow can be seen from the window.	Jhyaalbaata chhaayaa dekhinchha.	झ्यालबाट छाया देखिन्छ।
That waterfall is very beautiful.	Tyo jharanaa dherai sundar chha.	त्यो झरना धेरै सुन्दर छ।

Key Points

छ (Chha) is a Nepali consonant.
It is pronounced “Chha.”
Practice identifying छ at the beginning of words.
Read the Nepali words aloud and use the Romanized form as a pronunciation guide.

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“Shrawan: One of the Holiest Months in Nepal | The Tradition of Mehendi”

Samana Rai — Wed, 12 Aug 2026 17:31:56 +0000

In this video, we explore Shrawan (श्रावण), one of the most sacred months in Nepal. Shrawan holds a special place in Nepali culture and is especially significant for devotees of Lord Shiva. During this beautiful month, you can see people wearing green clothes and bangles, observing fasts, visiting temples, and participating in various religious and cultural traditions.

Holy Month of Nepal – Shrawan

Title: Why Is Shrawan So Special? mid july-mid august

Namaste!

Have you noticed people wearing green bangles, yellow clothes, and visiting Shiva temples during Shrawan? But why?

Shrawan is one of the holiest months in the Hindu calendar. During this month, many devotees worship Lord Shiva, observe fasting, and visit temples every Monday, known as “Shrawan Sombar.”

In Nepal, Shrawan is also known for its beautiful greenery, monsoon rains, and festive atmosphere. Many women wear green bangles and yellow or green outfits as symbols of prosperity and happiness.

Whether you’re religious or simply interested in Nepali culture, Shrawan is a wonderful time to experience traditions, devotion, and the beauty of Nepal.

VOCABULARIES

English	Romanized Nepali
Shrawan (Mid july – Mid August)	Shrawan
Green	Hariyo
Monday	Sombar
Bangles	Chura
Green bangles	Hariyo chura
Green saree	Hariyo sadi
Red tika	Raato tika
Traditional dress	Paramparagat posak
Henna,henna body art	Mehendi
Worship	Puja
Temple	Mandir
Lord shiva	Bhagwan shiva
Bel leaves	Belpatra
Milk	Dudh
Water	Paani
Flower	Phool
Incense	Dhup
Lamp	Deep
Devotion	Bhakti
Fasting	Brata
Blessing	Aasirbaad
Cloud	Baadal
Rain	Barsha
Happiness	Khusi
Holy	Pabitra
Nature	Prakriti
Prayers,prayings	Prarthana
Faith	Shraddha
Festival	Parva
Important	Mahatwapurna
Offering tray	Pujako thal
Mansoon season	Barshayaam
Holy basil	Tulasi,Tulsi
Marigold flower	Sayapatriko phool

USEFUL SENTENSES

English	Romanized Nepali
It is the month of Shrawan.	Ahile Shrawan mahina ho.
Today is the first Monday of Shrawan.	Aaja Shrawanko pahilo Sombar ho.
I like the green color.	Malai hariyo rang mann parchha.
She is wearing green bangles.	Unle hariyo chura lagaaeki chhin.
He gifted me a green color saree.	Usle malai hariyo sadi upahar diyo.
I bought a new kurta.	Maile naya kurta kine.
He is in traditional dress.	Uh paramparagat poshakma chha.
I put/applied a red tika.	Maile raato tika lagaaye.
She applies a beautiful henna.	Unle sarai ramro mehendi lagauchhin.
We went to the temple.	Hami mandir gayaun.
We worship.	Hami puja garchhaun.
I worship the lord Shiva.	Ma bhagwan Shivalai pujdachhu.
I offer bel leaves.	Ma belpatra chadhaaunchhu.
Milk is offered to the Shivalinga.	Ddudh Shivalingama chadhaainchha.
Water is considered holy.	Paanilai pabitra maninchha.
I offer flowers.	Ma phool chadhauchhu.
The lamp is lit.	Deep baalieko chha.
My elder sister is fasting in Shrawan.	Meri didi Shrawanma brata basnuhunchha.
Shrawan is holy month.	Shrwan pabitra mahina ho.
May you receive God’s blessings.	Bhagwanko aashirbaad milos.
She worships with devotion.	Uni bhakti garchhinn.
It rains a lot during Shrawan.	Shrawanma dherai barsha hunchha.
There is also greenery in Shrawan.	Shrawanma hariyali pani huncha.
Nature is lush and green.	Prakriti harabhara chhan.
There are clouds in the sky.	Aakashma baadal chhann.
Evereyone is happy.	Sabaijana khusi chhan.
We pray.	Hami prarthana garchhaun.
He/she has deep faith.	Uhako shraddha dherai chha.
Shrawan is the special month of festivals.	Shrawan bishesh parbako mahina ho.
For hindus,Shrawan is one of the important month.	Hinduharuko laagi Shrawan euta mahatwapurna mahina ho.

USEFUL CONVERSATIONS

English	Romanized Nepali
CONVERSATION 1: SHRAWAN
A: What month is it?	Yo kun mahina ho?
B: It’s Shrawan month.	Yo Shrawan mahina ho.
A: Shrawan is a special month in Nepal.	Shrawan Nepal ko bishesh mahina ho.
B: Yes, it is.	Ho ,ho.
CONVERSATION 2: GREEN BANGLES	HARIYO CHURA
A: I like your green bangles.	Malaai timro hariyo chura mann paryo.
B: Thank you! I bought them for Shrawan.	Dhanyaabaad! Maile Shrawan ko lagi kineko.
CONVERSATION 3:GREEN SAREE	HARIYO SADI
A: What are you wearing today?	Timi aaja ke lagaauchhau?
B: I’m wearing green saree.	Ma hariyo sadi lagaauchhu.
CONVERSATION 4:MONDAY	SOMBAR
A: Are you going to temple on coming monday?	Aaudai gareko sombar timi mandir jaanchhau?
B: Yes, I will.	Ho, Ma jadaichhu.
CONVERSATION 5: RED TIKA	RATO TIKA
A: Why are you wearing a red tika?	Timile kina rato tika lagayeki chhau?
B: It’s a part of my traditional look.	Yo mero paramparagat pahiran ko ek hissa ho.
A: It looks nice!	Ramro dekhiyeko chha!
B: Thank you!	Dhanyabaad!

GRAMMAR REFERENCE

English verb	Romanized Nepali	Present	Past	Future
To be	Hunu	Hunchha	Bhayo	Hunechha
To wear/apply	Lagaaunu	Lagauchhu	Lagaye	Lagaunechhu
To buy	Kinnu	Kinchhu	Kine	Kinnechhu
To like	Ma paraaunu	Man parchha	Man paryo	Mann parnechha
To look/appear	Dekhinu	Dekhinchha	Dekhiyo	Dekhinechh
To go	Jaanu	Janchhu	Gaye	Janechhu
To come	Aaaunu	Aauchhu	Aaye	Aaunechhu
To worship	Puja garnu	Puja garchhu	Puja gare	Puja garnechhu
To bring	Lyaaunu	Lyaaunchhu	Lyaye	Lyaunechhu
To put/wear	Lagaaunu	Lagaaunchhu	Lagaaye	Lagaaunechhu

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One Verb, Different Forms in Nepali | Learn Nepali Verb Conjugation

Ruthmerry Shrestha — Tue, 04 Aug 2026 10:57:07 +0000

One Verb Can Make Many Sentences

Definition

A single Nepali verb can create many different meanings by changing its ending. The ending tells us who is doing the action, when it happens, or whether it has already happened.

English	Romanized Nepali (Simple)	Nepali
Go	Jaa	जा
Going	Jaandai	जाँदै
Went	Gayo	गयो
Gone / Already gone	Gai sakyo	गइसक्यो
Will go	Jaanchha	जान्छ

Basic Forms

Definition

These are the basic forms of the verb used for commands and the dictionary (infinitive) form.

English	Romanized Nepali (Simple)	Nepali
Go! (informal)	Jaa	जा
Go! (polite)	Jaau	जाऊ
Please go.	Jaanuhos	जानुहोस्
To go	Jaanu	जानु

Present & Continuous Tenses

Definition

The Present/Near Future Tense describes actions that will happen soon. The Present Continuous Tense describes actions happening right now.

English	Romanized Nepali (Simple)	Nepali
I will go	Jaanchhu	जान्छु
You will go	Jaanchhau	जान्छौ
He/She will go	Jaanchha	जान्छ
I am going	Jaandaichhu	जाँदैछु
You are going	Jaandaichhau	जाँदैछौ
He/She is going	Jaandaichha	जाँदैछ

Past Tenses

Definition

The Simple Past Tense describes an action completed in the past. The Present Perfect Tense describes an action that has already been completed. The Past Perfect Tense describes an action completed before another past action.

English	Romanized Nepali (Simple)	Nepali
He went	Gayo	गयो
You went	Gayou	गयौ
They went	Gaye	गए
He has already gone	Gai sakyo	गइसक्यो
I have already gone	Gai saken	गइसकें
They have already gone	Gai sake	गइसके
Had already gone	Gai sakeko thiyo	गइसकेको थियो

The Pattern & Practice

Definition

Most Nepali verbs follow the same conjugation pattern. Simply replace the main verb while keeping the endings the same.

English	Romanized Nepali (Simple)	Nepali
Go	Jaa	जा
Eat	Khaa	खा
I will go	Jaanchhu	जान्छु
I will eat	Khaanchhu	खान्छु
I am going	Jaandaichhu	जाँदैछु
I am eating	Khaandaichhu	खाँदैछु
He has already gone	Gai sakyo	गइसक्यो
He has already eaten	Khayi sakyo	खाइसक्यो

More Verbs to Practice

English	Romanized Nepali (Simple)	Nepali
Come	Aau	आउ
Sit	Bas	बस
Sleep	Suut	सुत
Laugh	Haas	हाँस
Walk	Hid	हिँड
Look	Her	हेर
See	Dekh	देख
Buy	Kin	किन
Sell	Bech	बेच
Make	Banaau	बनाउ
Get up	Uth	उठ

Important Exception

The verb जा (Jaa) is irregular in the past tense. Instead of following the normal pattern, it becomes गयो (Gayo), just like Go → Went in English. Most Nepali verbs follow the regular pattern.

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Summary about Nepal’s Political History

Ruthmerry Shrestha — Fri, 13 Feb 2026 13:16:22 +0000

Nepali Culture · History & Politics

Nepal’s Political History in Nepali

Learn key historical events and political vocabulary · Video Lesson — Nepali Culture Series

In this video, you will learn a short and simple summary of Nepal’s political history, clearly explained in the Nepali language. The lesson covers important political changes, historical periods, and key developments that have shaped modern Nepal.

Understanding Nepal’s history is essential for grasping the country’s current political system, cultural values, and the struggles that led to democracy. This lesson is presented in an easy-to-understand way for learners and general viewers interested in Nepali culture and politics.

Learning Goal — Master historical and political vocabulary to understand and discuss Nepal’s journey from fragmented kingdoms to a federal democratic republic.

Activity 1 — Historical & Political Vocabulary

Essential Political and Historical Terms

Learn key vocabulary related to Nepal’s political history, government systems, and major historical events. These words are essential for understanding and discussing Nepal’s past and present governance.

English	Romanized	Nepali (नेपाली)
Kingdom	Rajya	राज्य
Unification	Ekikaran	एकीकरण
Founder	Nirmata	निर्माता
Democracy	Prajatantra	प्रजातन्त्र
Freedom	Swatantrta	स्वतन्त्रता
Election	Chunab	चुनाव
Republic	Ganatantra	गणतन्त्र
Constitution	Sambidhan	संविधान
Federal	Sanghiya	संघीय
History	Itihas	इतिहास
Culture	Sanskriti	संस्कृति

Activity 2 — Historical Timeline Sentences

Key Sentences About Nepal’s Political Journey

Learn important sentences that describe major events and transformations in Nepal’s political history. These sentences cover the journey from fragmented kingdoms to the modern democratic republic.

English	Romanized Nepali	Nepali
Long ago, Nepal was divided into small kingdoms.	Pahile Nepal sana rajya-haruma bandiyeko thiyo.	पहिले नेपाल साना राज्यहरूमा बाँडिएको थियो।
King Prithvi Narayan Shah unified Nepal.	Raja Prithvi Narayan Shah-le Nepal ekikaran gare.	राजा पृथ्वी नारायण शाहले नेपाल एकीकरण गरे।
In 1951, democracy came to Nepal.	San 1951 ma Nepalma prajatantra aayo.	सन् १९५१ मा नेपालमा प्रजातन्त्र आयो।
In 2008, Nepal became a republic.	San 2008 ma Nepal ganatantra banyo.	सन् २००८ मा नेपाल गणतन्त्र बन्यो।
Today, Nepal is a federal democratic republic.	Aaja Nepal sanghiya loktantrik ganatantra ho.	आज नेपाल संघीय लोकतान्त्रिक गणतन्त्र हो।

Activity 3 — Mini Dialogue

Dialogue: Discussing Nepal’s History

Practice this realistic conversation between two people discussing Nepal’s political history. This dialogue covers key questions about historical events and demonstrations of interest in learning.

Sample Exchange:
Person A: “Aaja timile Nepalko itihas sikyau?” (Did you learn about Nepal’s history today?)
Person B: “Ho, maile dherai naya kura sikey.” (Yes, I learned many new things.)
Person A: “Kasle Nepal ekikaran garyo?” (Who unified Nepal?)
Person B: “Prithvi Narayan Shah-le Nepal ekikaran gare.” (Prithvi Narayan Shah unified Nepal.)

Summary

Key Takeaways

You have learned comprehensive vocabulary and practical sentences for discussing Nepal’s political history. You can now understand major historical events, discuss the transformation from kingdoms to a democratic republic, and engage in conversations about Nepal’s cultural and political development.

Knowledge 01

Historical Events

Understand key events from Nepal’s past including kingdoms, unification, Rana rule, and the journey to democracy.

Knowledge 02

Political Vocabulary

Master terms related to government systems, elections, constitutions, and political movements in Nepali.

Knowledge 03

Cultural Understanding

Gain insight into Nepal’s cultural heritage and the values that shaped its political journey.

Next Steps: Watch the video lesson about Nepal’s political history. Discuss the timeline with a language partner. Read news articles in Nepali to see how these historical terms are used in contemporary writing. Visit historical sites in Nepal if possible and practice explaining them in Nepali. Remember that understanding history enriches your language learning and cultural knowledge!

Evolation Learning · Nepali Culture Series · Nepal’s Political History

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12 Months in Nepali – Learn Nepali

Samana Rai — Fri, 16 Jan 2026 06:26:48 +0000

Nepali Calendar · Time & Seasons

12 Months of the Nepali Year

Barah Mahina · Nepali Calendar & Seasonal Knowledge

This lesson teaches you the 12 months of the Nepali calendar with their English equivalents, correct pronunciation, and cultural significance. You will learn when each month occurs, example sentences about seasonal activities and festivals, authentic conversations about birthdays and festivals, and essential verbs related to time and seasons. Understanding the Nepali months helps you appreciate Nepal’s culture, celebrate festivals, and discuss weather and agricultural activities throughout the year.

Calendar Insight: — The Nepali calendar is lunar-based and differs from the Gregorian calendar. Learning the months helps you understand Nepali festivals, agricultural seasons, and cultural celebrations.

Activity 1 — 12 Months of the Nepali Year

Complete Nepali Calendar with English Equivalents

Learn all 12 months of the Nepali calendar, their English equivalents, time periods, and Nepali script:

Nepali Month	नेपाली	English Equivalent	Time Period
Baisakh	बैशाख	April – May	Mid April – Mid May
Jeth / Jestha	जेठ / जेष्ठ	May – June	Mid May – Mid June
Asaar / Ashadh	असार / आषाढ	June – July	Mid June – Mid July
Shrawan / Sauun	श्रावण / सावुन	July – August	Mid July – Mid August
Bhadra / Bhadau	भाद्र / भदौ	August – September	Mid August – Mid September
Asoj / Ashwin	असोज / अश्विन	September – October	Mid September – Mid October
Kartik	कार्तिक	October – November	Mid October – Mid November
Mangsir	मंसिर	November – December	Mid November – Mid December
Push / Poush	पुष / पौष	December – January	Mid December – Mid January
Magh	माघ	January – February	Mid January – Mid February
Falgun	फाल्गुन	February – March	Mid February – Mid March
Chaitra	चैत्र	March – April	Mid March – Mid April

Activity 2 — Seasonal Activities & Sentences

What Happens in Each Month?

Learn example sentences about seasonal activities, festivals, and weather patterns throughout the Nepali year:

English	Romanized Nepali
My birthday is in Baisakh.	Mero janmadin Baisakhma ho.
Mangoes are ripened in Jestha.	Aam Jestha mahinama paakchha.
It rains a lot in Asaar.	Asaarma dherai paani parchha.
People worship Lord Shiva in Shrawan.	Maanisharu Shrawanma Shiva bhagawanlai pujchhan.
Farmers start harvesting in Bhadra.	Kisaanharu Bhadauma falful ra annaharu tipna suru garchhan.
Dashain is celebrated in Asoj.	Dashain Asoj mahinama manainchha.
Tihar is celebrated in Kartik.	Tihar Kartik mahinama manainchha.
The weather is cold in Mangsir.	Mangsir mahinama mausam chiso hunchha.
Push is the coldest month.	Push dherai chiso mahina ho.
Maghe Sankranti is celebrated in Magh.	Maghe Sankranti Magh mahinama manainchha.
Flowers bloom in Falgun.	Falgun mahinama phoolharu phulchhan.
Chaitra is the last month of Nepali year.	Chaitra Nepali barshako antim mahina ho.

Activity 3 — Conversations About Months & Seasons

Natural Dialogues Using Month Names

Practice 5 authentic conversations about birthdays, seasons, festivals, and weather using the Nepali months:

Conversation 1: Talking About Birthdays

A: When is your birthday? (Timro janmadin kahile ho?)

B: My birthday is in Baisakh. (Mero janmadin Baisakhma ho.)

A: Oh, that’s during the Nepali year. (Wah, Naya barsha ko belama rahechha.)

Conversation 2: Talking About Fruits & Seasons

A: When do mangoes ripen in Nepal? (Nepalma aam kahile paakchha?)

B: Mangoes are ripened in Jestha. (Aam Jestha mahinama paakchha.)

A: I love eating mangoes then. (Tyo belama aam khana majja aauchha.)

Conversation 3: Talking About Weather

A: Why is it so green everywhere? (Sabai tira hariyali kina chha?)

B: Because it rains a lot in Asaar. (Asaarma dherai paani parchha.)

A: Yes, that’s the monsoon season. (Ho, tyo barsaat ko samaya ho.)

Conversation 4: Talking About Farming

A: When do farmers start harvesting? (Kisanharule kahile bali tipna suru garchhan?)

B: Farmers start harvesting in Bhadra. (Kisanharu Bhadra mahinama tipna suru garchhan.)

A: They become very busy then. (Tyo belama dherai byasta hunchhan.)

Conversation 5: Talking About Dashain

A: When is Dashain celebrated? (Dashain kahile manainchha?)

B: Dashain is celebrated in Asoj. (Dashain Asoj mahinama manainchha.)

A: It’s the biggest festival in Nepal. (Yo Nepal ko thulo chad ho.)

Activity 4 — Grammar & Verb Conjugations

Time & Seasonal Verbs

Master 10 essential verbs related to time, seasons, and activities used when discussing the Nepali months:

Verb (English)	Present Tense	Past Tense	Future Tense	Nepali Meaning
Be	am / is / are	was / were	will be	हुनु (Hunnu)
Eat	eat / eats	ate	will eat	खानु (Khanu)
Go	go / goes	went	will go	जानु (Janu)
Come	come / comes	came	will come	आउनु (Aunu)
Rain	rains	rained	will rain	पानी पर्नु (Pani Parnu)
Celebrate	celebrate(s)	celebrated	will celebrate	मनाउनु (Manaunu)
Worship	worship(s)	worshipped	will worship	पूजनु (Pujnu)
Harvest	harvest(s)	harvested	will harvest	टिप्नु (Tipnu)
Start	start(s)	started	will start	सुरु गर्नु (Suru Garnu)
Ripen	ripen(s)	ripened	will ripen	पाकनु (Paknu)

Learning Tip: These verbs are commonly used when discussing seasonal activities, festivals, and natural phenomena that occur during different months in Nepal. Understanding their conjugations helps you talk about yearly cycles and traditions.

Summary

Key Takeaways & Calendar Mastery

Master the Nepali calendar and understand the cultural, agricultural, and seasonal significance of each month throughout the year.

Principle 01

Complete Calendar Knowledge

Learn all 12 months of the Nepali year, their English equivalents, time periods, and Nepali script. Understand how the lunar-based Nepali calendar differs from the Gregorian calendar.

Principle 02

Seasonal Activities & Festivals

Study what happens in each month — harvests, festivals like Dashain and Tihar, weather patterns, fruits ripening, and agricultural cycles throughout the year.

Principle 03

Calendar Communication

Practice conversations and use verb conjugations to discuss birthdays, seasons, festivals, and weather. Master time-related verbs for talking about yearly cycles and events.

Calendar & Cultural Challenge: Start using the Nepali months when discussing dates and seasonal activities. Ask Nepali speakers when their birthdays are in the Nepali calendar. Learn to recognize which festivals and agricultural activities happen in each month. Understanding the Nepali calendar deepens your cultural knowledge and improves your ability to connect with Nepali traditions, celebrations, and the rhythm of life in Nepal!

Evolation Learning · 12 Months of Nepali Year · Calendar & Seasonal Knowledge

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Nepali months

Sahayata Pariyar — Thu, 11 Jul 2024 08:15:00 +0000

Namaste and welcome!
In today’s video, we will learn about the months of the year in Nepali.
The Nepali calendar is unique and widely used in daily life, festivals, and cultural events across Nepal.
We’ll go through each month’s name, pronunciation, and a little about when they occur so you can understand Nepali dates better.
Let’s get started and explore the Nepali months together!

N.O	Months of Nepali Year	English month lies in Nepali months	Dates
1.	Baisakh (बैशाख)	Mid-April to Mid-May	April 14 to may 14
2.	Jestha (जेठ)	Mid-May to Mid-June	May 15 to June 14
3.	Asar (असार)	Mid-June to Mid-July	June 15 or 16 to July 15 or 16
4.	Shrawan (श्रावण)	Mid-July to Mid-August	July 16 to August 16
5.	Bhadra (भदौ)	August to Mid-September	August 17 to September 16
6.	Ashwin (असोज)	Mid-September to Mid-October	September 17 to October 16
7.	Kartik (कार्तिक)	Mid-October to Mid-November	October 17 to November 15
8.	Mangsir (मंसिर)	Mid-November to Mid-December	November 16 to December 15
9.	Poush (पुष)	December to Mid-January	December 16 to January 14
10.	Magh (माघ)	Mid-January to Mid-February	January 15 to February 12
11.	Falgun (फाल्गुण)	Mid-February to Mid-March	February 12-13 to March 13-14
12.	Chaitra (चैत)	Mid-March to Mid-April	March 15 to April 14

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