Madal (Madala)मादल A popular percussion instrument, the Madal is widely used in Nepali folk music. It’s a cylindrical drum played with both hands. Sarangi(Sarangi)सारंगी A traditional string instrument played with a bow, the Sarangi is known for its deep, resonant sound. It’s often associated with the Gandharva community, who are traditional musicians. Bansuri(Bamsuri)बाँसुरी A bamboo […]
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In this video Bimala will take you through some common nouns and show you how to use them in a sentence.
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Head – टाउको (Taauko) Hair – कपाल (Kapal) Face – अनुहार (Anuhar) Forehead – निधार (Nidhar) Eye – आँखा (Ankha) Ear – कान (Kan) Nose – नाक (Nak) Mouth – मुख (Mukh) Lips – ओठ (Oṭh) Teeth – दाँत (Dant) Tongue – जिब्रो (Jibro) Chin – चिउँडो (Chiundo) Neck – घाँटी (Ghanti) Shoulder – काँध
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This video will help you know how to refer to the people you may meet during your travels in Nepal.
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Newari traditional food Newari culture, originating from the Kathmandu Valley in Nepal, is rich and diverse, integrating elements from Hinduism, Buddhism, and indigenous beliefs. They have a large amount of food that is culturally and traditionally delicious following are there: Samay Baji(समय बाजी) -The most well-known traditional Newari food, Samay Baji, is rich in cultural importance.
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Fruit (Phalphool)फलफूल Apple-स्याउ (Syau) Banana – केरा (Kera) Orange – सुन्तला (Suntala) Mango – आँप (Aap) Grapes – अङ्गुर (Angur) Pineapple – भुइँकटहर (Bhuinkattha) Watermelon – खरबुजा (Kharbuja) Papaya – मेवा (Mewa) Pomegranate – अनार (Anar) Lemon – कागती (Kagati) Coconut – नरिवल (Nariwal) Vegetables Tarakari(तरकारी) Potato – आलु (Aalu) Tomato – गोलभेडा (Golbheda) Onion
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Nepal is renowned for its hospitality, deeply rooted in its rich cultural heritage and diverse traditions. Several unique features characterize the hospitality of Nepal: 1. Warm Welcome Nepali hospitality begins with a warm welcome, often accompanied by the traditional greeting “Namaste,” which means “I bow to the divine in you.” This gesture, along with a
List of new visitor’s sentences Where you can learn the basic form of greeting to new visitor’s Politeness English Nepali Romanized Please कृपया kripya Thank you धन्यवाद Dhanyabad Sorry/excuse me माफ गर्नुहोस् Maaf Garnuhos Yes हो Ho No होइन Hoina Asking for direction English Nepali Romanized Where is the bathroom? शौचालय कता छ? Sauchalay kata
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