Communicative Grammar(“सञ्चारात्मक व्याकरण”)Sancharatmak Vyakaran
Communication grammar refers to the rules and structures governing how language is used. It encompasses aspects of syntax (the arrangement of words and phrases), semantics (meaning), and pragmatics (context and usage). Essentially, it’s about how effectively we convey and interpret messages, ensuring clarity and understanding in verbal and written communication. Proper communication grammar helps avoid
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Provinces of Nepal(Nepalako pradesh)
A “province” is a territorial and administrative division of the country, established after Nepal’s new federal structure was introduced in 2015 under the Constitution of Nepal. The country is divided into seven provinces, each with a government led by a Chief Minister and a provincial assembly. Provinces are the second tier of government after the
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Wild Animals (जङ्गली जनावर)Jangali janavaraharu
बाघ (Bagh) – Tiger बाघ जंगलमा बस्छ।The tiger lives in the forest.Bagh jangalma baschha. भालु (Bhalu) – Bear भालु मह खान्छ।The bear eats honey.Bhalu mah khanchha. हात्ती (Hatti) – Elephant हात्ती ठूलो जनावर हो।The elephant is a large animal.Hatti thulo janawar ho. हिरण (Hiran) – Deer हिरण छिटो दौडिन्छ।The deer runs fast.Hiran chhito daudincha. सिंह
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Domestic Animals (पाल्तु जनावर) Gharelu janavaraharu
गाई (Gai) – Cow गाई हरियो घाँस खान्छ।The cow eats green grass.Gai hariyo ghaas khanchha. भैंसी (Bhaisi) – Buffalo भैंसी दुध दिन्छ।The buffalo gives milk.Bhaisi dudh dinchha. बाख्रा (Bakhra) – Goat बाख्रा पहाडमा चढ्छ।The goat climbs the mountain.Bakhra pahaadma chaddchha. कुकुर (Kukur) – Dog कुकुर घरको रक्षा गर्छ।The dog guards the house.Kukur ghar ko raksha
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Verb Conjugation of”To take”
In Nepali, verb conjugation changes depending on the subject, tense, mood, and politeness level. The verb “to take” translates to लिनु (linu). Below, I will show the conjugation of “linu” (to take) for different tenses in common structures. 1. Present Tense (Simple): 2. Past Tense (Simple): 3. Future Tense (Simple): 4. Present Continuous Tense: 5.
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