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how do I say "Never Give Up" in Nepali. Can you write it in script please. Hello, Sorry for the late reply. My internet connection was playing games with me for the past few days… There are quite a few ways to say ‘Never Give up’ as in ‘Never resign oneself to failure’. Here are some of them: . हरेस नखानु (hares nakhaanu) = Literally means ‘To not eat failure’, more on the figurative sense as ‘Don’t give to Failure’ . कहिल्यै हार नमान्नु (kahilyai haar namaannu) = Literally means ‘To never accept Failure’ . The choice of your words you need depends on which you find more suitable. I think the first one sounds lot better however I think an addition of कहिल्यै (kahilyai) before hares will make it sound more literal: कहिल्यै हरेस नखानु = Never give up Hope this helped!
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New theme! I finally changed the theme to be a lot more clutter-free than it was before. Check it out and let me know what you think (hint: feed the fishes by clicking on their space)
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selfie? :) I have tons on my personal blog. I don’t post any on here. There was one picture I posted on here but let me find it
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