In this video, we break down the top 15 most commonly used pronouns in Nepali with clear examples and pronunciation! Whether you’re just starting to learn Nepali or want to improve your grammar, this video is perfect for mastering everyday language.
PRONOUN
| English | Romanized Nepali |
|---|---|
| He/She | Uh/Uni |
| Him/Her | Uslaai/Unlaai |
| His/Hers | Usko/Unko |
| Himself/Herself | Uh aafai/Uni aafai |
| He himself/She herself | Uh aafai/Uni aafai |
| For him/For her | Usko laagi/Unko laagi |
| With him/With her | Uh sanga/Uni sanga |
| He’s the one/She’s the one | Uh nai ho/Uni nai hun |
| If he/If she | Yedi uh/Yedi uni |
| About him/about her | Usko baarema/Unko baarema |
| Beside him/Beside her | Usko chheuma/Unko chheuma |
| This | Yo |
| That | Tyo |
| These | Yei/Yi |
| Those | Ti |
SENTENCES
| English | Romanized Nepali |
|---|---|
| He is my brother. | Uh mero daaju/bhai ho. |
| She is my sister. | Uni meri didi/bahini hun. |
| I saw him at the market. | maile uslaai bazaarma dekhein. |
| I met her yesterday. | Maile unlaai/unilaai hijo bhetein. |
| His bike is new. | Usko bike nayaa chha. |
| Her bag is red. | Unko jhola raato chha. |
| He introduced himself. | Usle aafailaai parichaya garaayo. |
| She cooked by herself. | Unle aafai khana pakaain. |
| He himself completed the work. | Usle kaam aafai pura garyo. |
| She herself cleaned the room. | Unle kotha aafai safa garin. |
| This gift is for him. | Yo upahaar usko laagi ho. |
| The flowers are for her. | Yo fulharu unko laagi hun. |
| I went with him. | Ma uh sanga gaein. |
| I studied with her. | Ma uni sanga padhein. |
| He’s the one who called me. | Uh nai ho jasle malaai phone garyo. |
| She’s the one who helped us. | Uni nai hun jasle haamilaai maddat garin. |
| If he comes early, we will go. | Yedi uh chaadai aayo bhane haami jaanechhaun. |
| If she agrees , we can start. | Yedi uni sahamat bhayin bhane haami suru garnechhaun. |
| Everyone is talking about him/her. | Sabaijana usko/unko baarema kura gardaichhan. |
| I sat beside him in class. | Ma kakshyama usko cheuma basein. |
| She was sitting beside her friend. | Uni aafni saathiko chheuma basiraheki thiyin. |
| This is my book. | Yo mero kitab ho. |
| That is his pen. | Tyo usko kalam ho. |
| These are good fruits. | Yi ramra falful hun. |
| Those are our teachers. | Ti hamra sikshyak hun. |
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