Welcome to Nepali Vocabularies Quiz – Session 3! This session is designed to help you review and practice essential Nepali conversational phrases through a fun and interactive quiz. It’s perfect for learners who want to test their vocabulary, improve understanding, and build everyday language skills. In this session, you’ll focus on practical phrases for greetings, introductions, and polite expressions that you’ll use in real conversations with Nepali speakers. Let’s get started and make learning Nepali enjoyable!
Master the essential phrases for greeting people and introducing yourself in Nepali. These fundamental conversational building blocks are crucial for every interaction with Nepali speakers.
| English | Romanized Nepali | Nepali Script |
|---|---|---|
| What is your name? | Tapaiko naam ke ho? | तपाईंको नाम के हो? |
| My name is Bimala Shrestha | Mero nam Bimala Shrestha ho. | मेरो नाम बिमला श्रेष्ठ हो। |
| How are you? | Tapailaai kasto chha? | तपाईंलाई कस्तो छ? |
| I am fine. | Ma thik chu. | म ठीक छु। |
Learn phrases to share personal information like where you’re from and where you live. These phrases help you connect with others on a personal level.
| English | Romanized Nepali | Nepali Script |
|---|---|---|
| I’m from Australia. | Ma Australia bata aayeko hu. | म अस्ट्रेलिया बाट आएको हु। |
| Where do you live? | Tapai kaha basnu hunchha? | तपाई कहा बस्नु हुन्छ? |
| I live in Pokhara. | Ma Pokhara ma baschhu. | म पोखरामा बस्छु। |
Learn polite expressions for closing conversations and saying goodbye. These phrases show respect and courtesy, essential for positive interactions in Nepali culture.
| English | Romanized Nepali | Nepali Script |
|---|---|---|
| Nice to meet you. | Tapaailai kasto chha. | तपाईंलाई कस्तो छ। |
| Have a nice day. | Shubha din. | शुभा दिन। |
| See you again. | Feri bhetaunla. | फेरी भेटौंला। |
A complete reference table with all conversational phrases from Session 3. Use this to practice the full range of greetings, introductions, personal questions, and polite expressions.
| Category | English | Romanized / Nepali |
|---|---|---|
| Introduction | What is your name? | Tapaiko naam ke ho? / तपाईंको नाम के हो? |
| Response | My name is Bimala Shrestha | Mero nam Bimala Shrestha ho. / मेरो नाम बिमला श्रेष्ठ हो। |
| Greeting | How are you? | Tapailaai kasto chha? / तपाईंलाई कस्तो छ? |
| Response | I am fine. | Ma thik chu. / म ठीक छु। |
| Background | I’m from Australia. | Ma Australia bata aayeko hu. / म अस्ट्रेलिया बाट आएको हु। |
| Question | Where do you live? | Tapai kaha basnu hunchha? / तपाई कहा बस्नु हुन्छ? |
| Response | I live in Pokhara. | Ma Pokhara ma baschhu. / म पोखरामा बस्छु। |
| Polite Phrase | Nice to meet you. | Tapaailai kasto chha. / तपाईंलाई कस्तो छ। |
| Farewell | Have a nice day. | Shubha din. / शुभा दिन। |
| Goodbye | See you again. | Feri bhetaunla. / फेरी भेटौंला। |
You’ve completed Nepali Vocabularies Quiz Session 3 and learned essential conversational phrases for real-world interactions! You now know how to introduce yourself, ask and answer questions about where people are from, discuss where you live, exchange pleasantries, and politely say goodbye. These nine key phrases form the foundation of basic Nepali conversation. The phrases follow a natural conversational flow: greeting (How are you?) → introduction (What is your name?) → personal information (Where are you from? Where do you live?) → politeness (Nice to meet you) → farewell (Have a nice day / See you again). By mastering these phrases, you’re building the confidence to initiate and maintain basic conversations in Nepali. Practice these phrases regularly, pay attention to pronunciation through the video quiz, and try to use them in real conversations with Nepali speakers. With consistent practice, these phrases will become natural and automatic!
All phrases are immediately applicable in actual conversations with Nepali speakers, from casual greetings to introduction scenarios.
The phrases follow a conversational progression from greeting through introduction to farewell, reflecting how real conversations naturally develop.
The accompanying video quiz provides interactive practice with pronunciation and usage, helping you internalize these essential phrases.
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