Communication grammar refers to the rules and structures governing how language is used. It encompasses aspects of syntax (the arrangement of words and phrases), semantics (meaning), and pragmatics (context and usage). Essentially, it’s about how effectively we convey and interpret messages, ensuring clarity and understanding in verbal and written communication. Proper communication grammar helps avoid misunderstandings and facilitates smoother interactions between individuals.
Down below are their communicative grammar sentences:
- English: Can you help me with this? I’m a bit confused.
- Nepali: के तिमी मलाई यसमा मद्दत गर्न सक्छौ? म अलिकति अलमलमा छु।
- Romanized: Ke timi malai yesma maddat garna sakchau?Ma alikati alamalma chu.
- English: I forgot my notebook. Can I borrow yours for a while?
- Nepali: मैले मेरो नोटबुक बिर्से। के म तिमीको केही समयका लागि लिन सक्छु?
- Romanized: Maile mero notebook birse. Ke ma timiko kehi samayka lagi lina sakchu?
- English: This food is spicy, but I like it!
- Nepali: यो खाना पिरो छ, तर मलाई मन पर्छ!
- Romanized: Yo khana piro chha, tar malai man parchha!
- English: Where is the nearest bus stop? I need to catch a bus soon.
- Nepali: नजिकैको बस स्टप कहाँ छ? मैले छिट्टै बस समात्नुपर्छ।
- Romanized: Najikaiko bus stop kaha chha? Maile chhittai bus samatnu parchha.
- English: I was going to call you, but my phone died.
- Nepali: म तिमीलाई फोन गर्न जाँदै थिएँ, तर मेरो फोन बन्द भयो।
- Romanized: Ma timilai phone garna jadai thiye, tar mero phone band bhayo.