Conversational Nepali
Learn the language.
Join the conversation.
Bhat teaches the Nepali people actually speak at dinner tables, with friends and at family gatherings, so you can follow along and answer with confidence.
Aama (mother)
Khana khanu bhayo?
Have you eaten? (a caring greeting, not only a question)
You
Hajur, khaye. Tapai le ni?
Yes, I ate. And you?
One word for “you” is not enough
Nepali changes with who you are talking to. Bhat teaches the social side of every phrase, not only its translation.
timi
Friends, people your age, a partner
Timi kasto chhau?
tapai
Elders, new people, your partner's parents
Tapai lai kasto chha?
hajur
Extra respect, and a warm way to say “yes?”
Hajur, bhannus na.
Four skills, one conversation
Listening
Real conversations with several speakers, replay and slow-down controls, and transcripts when you want them.
Speaking
Record yourself, compare with reference audio, and answer everyday questions out loud.
Reading
Romanized Nepali from the first lesson. Devanagari is there when you're ready, never a gate.
Writing
Build sentences and type replies. Different accepted spellings count as correct.