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10 Basic Greetings in Nepali

Nepali is the national language of Nepal and parts of the Indian scheduled languages, with 16 million speakers as of 2011. If you searching for basic Nepali words then this article is just for you. Check out the following topics to explore.

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Basic Greetings in Nepali

Remember these valuable ways to say “Hello” to “See you later!” in Nepali. When you meet your friends. If you know a few basic words you just show that you have made a little effort.

  • Hi/Hello - Namastē
  • Good morning - Śubha prabhāta
  • How are you? - Timīlā'ī kastō cha?
  • Excuse me! - Malā'īṁ māph garnuhōs
  • What’s your name? - Timrō nāam kē hō?
  • You’re welcome - Tapaīlāī svāgata cha
  • Nice to meet you - Tapaīm̐lāī bhēṭēra khuśī lāgyō
  • Good night - Śubha rātrī
  • Goodbye - Alavidā!
  • See you later - Pachi bhēṭaum̐lā!

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