
Begin Nepali language learning for beginners by reading and talking about likes and dislikes. Learn to ask for directions and plan your trip with tips for a sociable travel diary.
Explore Nepali pronouns across first, second, and third person, using high, medium, and low respect forms and practice sentences to apply proper pronoun usage.
Learn Nepali possessive pronouns across first, second, and third person forms, with pronunciation practice and example usage to help you apply the forms in everyday sentences.
Learn the be verb in Nepali through simple sentences and pronoun connections. Use everyday examples to express naming, possession, and existence.
Learn essential Nepali greetings and introductions, including asking what is your name, stating your own name, sharing where you’re from, and saying nice to meet you.
Explore Nepali interrogative pronouns and how to ask essential questions. Practice phrases for asking names, objects, locations, and responses with correct pronunciation and tone.
Learn to form the polite verb forms in Nepali, using examples like go, come, and leave. Master five verbs through this chapter, revealing patterns for polite speech and everyday movements.
Learn to speak Nepali like a local with informal phrases such as let's go, for friends or younger people. Practice crafting your own sentences from common expressions.
Revision of key basics from our Nepali lessons includes greetings, self-introduction phrases like hello and my name is, polite forms, and simple interrogatives with pronunciation practice.
Learn Nepali demonstrative pronouns and related vocabulary through practical examples of this, that, and that over there, with everyday nouns like house, books, and family terms.
Learn how to form negative sentences in Nepali, using negation and word order rules, with practical examples of verbs, pronouns, and plural forms.
Learn to use have/has forms to express possession in Nepali, with affirmative, negative, and interrogative constructions and practical vocabulary from fruits and everyday items.
Practice forming yes and no responses and price questions in Nepali through self-check prompts. Master how to express agreement, disagreement, and talking about home in everyday conversations.
Learn and practice Nepali numbers from one to ten. Use basic counting in everyday conversations about money, requests, and time.
Learn five Nepali verbs and polite asking forms for everyday interactions, from asking questions and saying yes to inviting someone to eat, meeting guests, and saying goodbye.
Learn to speak like a local in Nepali through informal phrases and everyday interactions, including how to use casual expressions with friends and neighbors.
review chapter 4 of basic nepali language learning with practice in forming questions, using negative forms, repetition, and quizzes to reinforce everyday phrases.
Learn to ask for directions in Nepali using polite phrases, essential verbs, and landmarks like the post office and bank, with go straight and turn right guidance.
Expands learners' command of direction terms in Nepali with practical examples such as behind the car, behind the tree, next to the house, and two houses away towards the sea.
Practice self-question and answer in Nepali using phrases like 'excuse me' and 'how do you say' for daily communication, including pharmacy, hospital, temple, and mall in the valley.
Learn about five Nepali verbs and practice using them in everyday actions. Explore examples like getting up, getting on a bus, and playing to reinforce basic verb usage.
Learn Nepali numbers and counting, with practice from thirteen to twenty and using correct words to describe people and quantities.
Learn to speak like a local in Nepali by using everyday greetings and casual phrases about meals and daily life.
Review basic Nepali phrases such as 'please turn right' and 'turn left,' recall examples from the previous chapter, and explore preferences like likes and dislikes during this revision.
Learn how to use the like verb in Nepali to express likes and preferences, with examples using colors, objects, and sentence structure to place the object in the middle.
Engage in self-check practice to express likes and preferences and form basic Nepali sentences about hotels, restaurants, and Kathmandu.
Master how to talk about dislikes in Nepali using negation and verb placement, with simple fruit examples like banana and mango.
Learn to express likes and dislikes in Nepali, with verbs in the middle, and build daily vocabulary for activities, foods, and colors like red.
Learn how to express your likes and dislikes in Nepali by practicing sentences about your favorite song, writer, and chocolate cake, using the simple structure introduced.
Practice making your own sentences in Nepali by using topics like places, a dancer, and an actor; try examples such as 'my favorite place is cooking' and mention dress.
Learn five new Nepali verbs with practical examples such as cook, read, dance, like, and go. Apply these verbs in everyday sentences for meeting friends, writing, and reading.
Master the Nepali numbers from 21 to 30 through guided review and pronunciation tips, building number recall within the basic Nepali language learning for beginners course.
Learn to speak like a local by using Nepali phrases to express surprise and disappointment at prices, react humbly during shopping, and navigate price moments.
Master the Nepali phrase dhanyabaad to say thank you and practice simple farewells in basic Nepali conversations.
Hello, Namaste and Jojolapa.
If you are the one who is already planning to travel to Nepal and looking for a platform where you can learn Nepali, but hasn't found any Nepali language learning sources.................
Or, if you are the one who really wants to go to Nepal for the volunteer projects, or if this is the case that your partner is Nepalese and now you want to be able to speak or impress him/her in Nepali language,
Or, if you want to go to Nepal for Home stay experience in one of the amazing villages and want to communicate with your host in the local language from your first day,
For any such situation, if you are looking for your learning platform, let me take you to this journey together with me...... Sanee from Nepal.
But, if you are wondering why this course, let me answer your queries.
This course is designed to help anyone, who is absolute beginner and has zero experience or knowledge about Nepal.
I have used English, Roman/ Latin characters and a bit of Devnagari script.
I don't want you to be overwhelmed by the Devnagari script, that i have used i the first few pages. The complete purpose of the script is to give you a little bit of language taste. But, all you need is to be able to read and understand the Roman characters and repeat with me for the pronunciations. As for every word, i have given you the English translation also which i believe it to be interesting to explore this course little by little.
But please note that, you don't have to remember the whole chapter at once. I have tried to break down the chapter as shorter as possible. the contents that you will learn in the first chapter will be used little by little in the other chapters too, which will help you to learn and remember the contents until the last chapter.
Through this language learning designation, you will learn essential conversational Nepali used in a common situation.
Starting from pronouns, simple vocabularies, asking about people will definitely help you to be more friendly with Nepalese. And, it will also take you to another level of helping yourself by introducing, talking about your simple problems, asking for directions and talking about your likes and dislikes. As i have also mentioned in the lecture videos, the last lecture will be my all time favorite because it gives a bit of Local Language Spice. I totally encourage you to enjoy the local language tips.
I hope this little process will definitely make your journey or your objective more vibrant, friendly and fun. I hope every time when you learn a new word, you will take full advantage of your knowledge and try to make your own simple sentences or practice in your mind.
I believe everyone can learn when there is a reason, enthusiasm, motivation and correct platform.
So GOOD LUCK for your NEW LANGUAGE journey.
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