Nepali language lessons
Namaste – Hello/Goodbye/My soul sees the value in your soul
Dhanyabaad – thank you
Mero nam … ho – My name is…
Yeta/Utha – here/there
Dhaya/Bhaya – left/right
Diti/Bhaini – big sister/little sister
Dai/Bhai – big brother/little brother
Bacha – baby
Buwa – father
Amma – mother
Kete – boy
Keti – girl
Panni – water (most important word ever)
Dhalbhat – food (actually lentils and rice, but who is going to argue)
Ghar – house
Vhidyalaya – school
Guru – teacher
Talim kendra – training centre
Aspatal – hospital
Dactar – doctor
Gaun – village
Gilla – district
Gadi – vehicle
Tampo – bus
Bato – road
Khola – river
Akahs – sky
Pahad/himal – mountain
Khukura – chicken
Challa – chick
Bhakra – goat
Bhaisi – buffalo
Pado – calf
Goru – ox
Sunghur – pig
Ghai – cow
Bacha – calf
Kukur – dog
Biralo – cat
Butali – butterfly
Badhar – monkey
Bagh – tiger
Singh – horn
Goth – animal shed
Suli – chicken poop
Gobhar – bovine poop
Disha – shit
Susu/pishav – pee
Makhai – corn
Vhatmas – soybean
Aloo – potato
Gobi – cauliflower
Pidhalu – sweet potato
Saag – spinach
Dhal – lentils
Lauka – squash
Farshi – pumpkin
Mula – radish
Kera – banana
Ambhak – guava
Bhogate – grapefruit
Anghur – grapes
Suntala – orange
Tamatar – tomato
Adhuwa – ginger
Khorsani – chilli
Goun – wheat
Saipatri – marigold
Dudh – milk
Ek – one
Duey – two
Tin – three
Char – four
Pach – five
Cha – six
Sath – seven
Aath – eight
Nau – nine
Dos – ten
Sirani – pillow
Sirak – blanket
Chapal – slipper
Dhoka – door
Jhayal – window
Tauko – head
Kapal – hair
Talu – crown (of head)
Akha – eye
Nakh – nose
Ooth – lip
Chudyo – chin
Anuhawar – face
Gala – cheeks
Akhibhau – eyebrow
Khan – ear
Jivro – tongue
Parela – eyelash
Aula – fingers
Hath – hand
Thutta – foot
Kurkucha – toes
Fuli – nose stud
Kundal – earring
Garvawati – pregnant
Biwahit – married
Biwaha – wedding
Birami – sick
Ghadi – clock
Sangit – music
Nach – dance
Geet – sing
Pakaunu – cook
Safagarnu – clean
Badalnu – sweep
Khanu – eat
Piunu – drink
Suthnu – sleep
Sikhnu – learn
And saving the best for last…
Cornopusspuss – mobile phone (funniest nepali word ever)
