Nepal travel information
Nepalbhasa also known as Newari.
Here, you’ll learn about Tihar in Nepalbhasa. Some people say Newari instead of Nepalbhasa but the proper form is Nepalbhasa or Newa language. Tihaara – suntiतिहार – सुन्तिTihar is also known as Deepawali or Diwali in India. Tihar in newari is known as “sunti” सुन्ति. chaada – nakhaचाड – नखChaada which is known as festivals … Read more
Nepal sambat (नेपाल सम्बत) was started by Sankhadhar Sakhwa which is still in use because most of the festivals are celebrated according to the calendar. He paid off all the debts existing at that time in the country and introduced a new era into the country called Nepal Sambat. It is a lunar calendar consists … Read more
Learn how to say I hate you in Newari language and other sentences related to it. Here we have also attached video for clear pronunciation. I hate you cha jita mayah cha(you), jita(I), mayah(hate/don’t like) I hate your voice jita changu sha mayah jita(I), changu(your), sha(voice), mayah(hate/don’t like) I hate thief jita khu mayah jita(I), … Read more
Learn how to say I love you in Nepalbhasa or Newari language with pronunciation. Love means matina (मतीना) in Nepalbhasa. It is pronounced as ma-ti-na. Matina is also name of a girl. To say I love you in the Newari language you can say “Jie chan-ta ma-tina ya-na” (जिं छंन्त मतीना याना). Here, ji chanta … Read more
If you’re wondering how to say happy Dashain in the Newari language then it is called “Mo-ha-ni na-kha ya bhin-tu-na”. It is one of the most important festivals like Pahachare, Machendranath jatra in Patan, Sunti etc. Among other communities and Newa, it is celebrated with slight differences. It is also a time for family reunions. … Read more
Nepal Bhasha is popularly known as the Newari language. Officially it is known as Nepalbhasa. It is mainly spoken in Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, and Lalitpur but it is also spoken in other parts of Nepal. Nepal Bhasha is mainly spoken in Nepal including places like Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur, Makwanpur, Panauti, Palpa, Trishuli, Nuwakot, Dolakha, Banepa, Dhulikhel, … Read more