This video is part of a helpful series designed to teach Nepali vocabulary and common sentences to beginners and language learners. In Part 18, you will learn essential Nepali words and phrases used in everyday conversations, helping you improve your speaking and comprehension skills. Whether you are planning to visit Nepal or simply want to expand your language skills, this lesson provides practical vocabulary with pronunciation to make learning easier and more effective.
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Vocabulary
English | Romanized/Nepali |
More | Dherai/Badhi |
Little | Thorai/Alikati |
Strong | Baliyo |
Weak | Kamjor |
To tell | Bhannu |
Student | Bidhyaarthi |
School | Bidhyaalaya |
Subject | Bisaya |
History | Itihaas |
Cloth | Lugaa/Kapada |
Sentences
1. More – अझ (ajha)
Nepali: मलाई अझ पानी चाहिन्छ।
English: I need more water.
Romanized: Malāī ajha pānī chāhīncha.
2. Little – अलिकति / थोरै (alikati / thorai)
Nepali: मलाई अलिकति पैसा चाहिन्छ।
English: I need a little money.
Romanized: Malāī alikati paisā chāhīncha.
3. Strong – बलियो (baliyo)
Nepali: ऊ धेरै बलियो छ।
English: He is very strong.
Romanized: Ū dherai baliyo cha.
4. Weak – कमजोर (kamajōr)
Nepali: ऊ कमजोर विद्यार्थी हो।
English: He is a weak student.
Romanized: Ū kamajōr vidyārthī ho.
5. Tell – भन्नु (bhannu)
Nepali: कृपया मलाई सत्य बताउनुहोस्।
English: Please tell me the truth.
Romanized: Kripayā malāī satya batāunuhos.
6. Student – विद्यार्थी (vidyārthī)
Nepali: म एकजना विद्यार्थी हुँ।
English: I am a student.
Romanized: Ma ekjanā vidyārthī hũ.
7. School – स्कूल (skul)
Nepali: ऊ हरेक दिन स्कूल जान्छ।
English: He goes to school every day.
Romanized: Ū harek din skul jāncha.
8. Subject – विषय (viṣaya)
Nepali: गणित मेरो मनपर्ने विषय हो।
English: Math is my favorite subject.
Romanized: Gaṇit mero manparne viṣaya ho.
9. History – इतिहास (itihās)
Nepali: मलाई इतिहास पढ्न मन पर्छ।
English: I like studying history.
Romanized: Malāī itihās paḍhna man parcha.
10. Cloth – कपडा (kapaḍā)
Nepali: ऊ नयाँ कपडा लगाएको छ।
English: He is wearing new clothes.
Romanized: Ū nayā̃ kapaḍā lagāeko cha.