Nepali Vocabulary and Sentences – 1

Start your journey to learning Nepali with Part 1 of this beginner-friendly series! In this video, you’ll learn basic yet important Nepali vocabulary along with easy-to-understand example sentences. Perfect for those new to the language or looking to strengthen their foundation.

Vocabulary

Nepali Romanized/Nepali
Week Hapta
Day Baar
Yesterday Hijo
Today Aaja
TomorrowBholi
Day after tomorrowParsi
Last Gayeko
Coming/Next Aaune
Sunday Aaitabaar
Monday Sombaar

Sentences

1. Week – हप्ता (haptā)

Nepali: एक हप्ता सात दिन हुन्छ।
English: A week has seven days.
Romanized: Ek haptā sāt din hunchha.

2. Day – दिन (din)

Nepali: आजको दिन राम्रो छ।
English: Today is a good day.
Romanized: Ājko din rāmrō cha.

3. Yesterday – हिजो (hijo)

Nepali: हिजो म बजार गएको थिएँ।
English: I went to the market yesterday.
Romanized: Hijo ma bajār gaeko thiẽ.

4. Today – आज (āj)

Nepali: आज म स्कूल जान्छु।
English: Today I am going to school.
Romanized: Āj ma skul jānchu.

5. Tomorrow – भोलि (bholi)

Nepali: भोलि सार्वजनिक बिदा हो।
English: Tomorrow is a public holiday.
Romanized: Bholi sārvajanik bidā ho.

6. Day after tomorrow – पर्सि (parsi)

Nepali: पर्सि हामी पोखरा जाँदैछौं।
English: The day after tomorrow we are going to Pokhara.
Romanized: Parsi hāmī Pokharā jāndai chaũ.

7. Last – गएको / अघिल्लो (gaeko / aghillō)

Nepali: गएको हप्ता म बिरामी थिएँ।
English: I was sick last week.
Romanized: Gaeko haptā ma birāmī thiẽ.

8. Coming – आउँदो (āũdō)

Nepali: आउँदो आइतबार हामी पिकनिक जाँदैछौं।
English: We are going for a picnic this coming Sunday.
Romanized: Āũdō āitabār hāmī picnic jāndai chaũ.

9. Sunday – आइतबार (āitabār)

Nepali: आइतबार स्कूल बन्द हुन्छ।
English: School is closed on Sunday.
Romanized: Āitabār skul banda hunchha.

10. Monday – सोमबार (sōmbār)

Nepali: सोमबार मेरो परीक्षा छ।
English: I have an exam on Monday.
Romanized: Sōmbār mero parīkṣā cha.


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