A Nepali language Nursery Rhyme goes like: Tarabaji lai lai Mama aaye ghoda Maiju aain doli papa layin soli Kafal gedi kuttuka bubu maam supukka nidai jaau lutukaa Video:
Update: A video of a 4-years-old child Elesh singing the Nursary Rhyme is attached below. Elesh doesn’t know how to play guitar but he is tying to capture the beat in his toy guitar. Traditional Rhyme I Know A Little Pussy I know a little pussy Her coat is silver gray She lives down in
A sweet song to help learn Nepali alphabet. Ka baata Kamal paanima fulne Kha baata Kharayo barima dulne Ga baata Gamala fula ropna jau Gha baata Ghara haami basne thau Ngh baata Ngyar Ngyar suri garchha saathi Cha baata Chara udchha maathi maathi Chha baata Chhahara chhanga baata khasne Ja baata Jarayo jangalama basne Jha
पढ्न नजान्नेको लागि "कालो अक्षर भैसी बराबर" भन्ने उखान नेपालमा प्रचलित छ | तेस्तै हाम्रो छिमेकी देश भारतमा पनि हिन्दीमा "काला अक्षर भैस बराबर" भन्ने चलन छ – तेसैले सो नेपाली उखान हिन्दीको उखान बाट आएको हुन सक्छ | बिश्व भरका हिन्दी भाषीको लागि भनेर अन्तरास्ट्रिय साक्षरता दिबसको उपलक्षमा जारि गरिएको एउटा पोस्टर सोही कथनमा
We have collected some vegetable names and translated them to Nepali. These are not all, please suggest more names to be added in the list. Correction – Please read Jalapeño instead of Jalapino and Mexcian instead of Mexicon in the following list. (Thanks aracely khand for pointing out the mistakes) Some addition: Ghiraula Angled Luffa
Khukhuri Kaa… This is one of the most popular Nepali Nursery Rhyme. It talks about a rooster, cow, cat, mouse, rice and river. Khukhuri kaan Basi Bhat Khaan “Khoi Mero Basi Bhat ?” “Biralo le khayo ” “Khoi Biralo?” “Musa Marna Gayo.” “Khoi Muso?” “Dulo Bhitra Pasyo.” “Khoi Dulo?” “Gai le Kulchhyo.” “Khoi Gaai?” “Kholale
Chutkila 1 English translation: There was a swimmer. Once, he wanted to swim in a river. When he took off his clothes and wore the swimming suit, he had nowhere to keep the clothes safely. He thought for a while and decided to leave them at the river bank. On top of the pile of clothes,
A discussion was going on about proverb. Ashwash asked, “Didi, how are proverb formed?” “Proverbs are formed by different ways – some are made from culture, ways we do things, some are derived from the history, some from special statements. Actually, there are stories and reference behind each proverb,” Saraswati Didi told. She asked, “Do
The parent’s day and open house was held successfully on June 27, 2010. A presentation by Dhruba Tripathi [book id=’5′ /] Nepali song by Level 1 students
