aeschh said: You can also try nepalgo, it’s a tumblr blog. It’s great for learning to read nepali for all levels.
Yes! nepalgo is a great tool right here on tumblr. I’ve learnt a lot from their posts as well.
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Yeah I'm pretty fluent in speaking it There's a giant Nepali community near me About 50 families just in my neighborhood but all the Nepali weekend schools are really far away My mom has some Nepali books so I might just start with those because they're handy Yeah I was only in a Nepali school till 3rd grade and I didn't even completely know the alphabet without looking at a chart Thankssss That’s a good way to go. Feel free to shoot me an ask if you have any questions and good luck! :)
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“Moomin upatteka ma, tusaro parna chodisakepachi, Moomin aama le pharsi ko biu ropin” - In the Moomin valley, after the frost had stopped (ie arrival of spring), mother Moomin planted pumpkin seeds. This may seem silly but another suggestion to improve Nepali listening comprehension and improve your speech are Nepali cartoons. I used to watch
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Nepali Movies: Where to watch Thanks to pearlheaven for the suggestions! Here are some places to watch Nepali movies some with and some without subtitles: - YouTube search “nepali movies with english subtitles”. - YouTube channel “HiTechEntertainment” has some movies with subtitles. Check to make sure the “CC” symbol is present below the video for subtitles. The subtitles may not be that good but it’s better than nothing. - http://xnepali.net/movies/nepali-movies/ has a lot of Nepali movies but it’s difficult to say which ones have subtitles and which ones don’t. It basically just lists movies so finding one with a subtitle might be difficult. - Here are two Nepali movies with subtitles:
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Are you actually Nepali? Alsoooooo can you read or write Nepali? Because I totally forgot 😓😓 I can read it slowly But I don't comprehend anything And I can't write at all I moved from Nepal when I was 7😕 Is this normal Well that’s the thing with languages right, you have to keep on practicing or else you forget. I can obviously speak it very well because that’s the language I speak with my family all the time. I “can” read and write in Nepali, but it takes me a very long time to read. I never really studied Nepali even when I lived in Nepal (I didn’t go to a Nepali school). So I only have like 1st-2nd grade level of Nepali education which is not much at all. With writing it is a bit tricky because of all the aakars and the ukars and other accents. I mess up my rasso and dirga all the time and my writing is atrocious. What I’d suggest to you is maybe reading small short stories (like Nepali folk tales) because those are written for small children and are pretty easy to understand. That’s what I did for a while. And then move on to Nepali news articles online. I don’t have trouble comprehending what I read, but when I do I just ask my parents or grandparents then add that word to my vocabulary. If you still have problem comprehending what you read, maybe try a Nepali school? I’m not sure where you live and how the Nepali community is where you are, but here we have the Nepali society and they have Nepali school every weekend. And it totally works! I’ve seen kids that were born here (Canada) didn’t speak a word of Nepali and their parents were worried naturally and now they’re fluent! So maybe that can be an option if you really want to learn or think about a Nepali tutor. Hope this helps!
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