Nepali Language is Dying before Our Eyes

Few months ago, I made a community post asking if you have a younger brother or sister or someone who does not like to study Nepali. And the majority of people said Yes. So, what is going on? Why are the younger generation specially the Urban School Students feels so uninterested to study Nepali? But if this goes on and newer generation stop using Nepali, will it also extinct?
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[@theyoungsters5558]

Limbuwan province ko video chaiyo..

[@PranishPokharel]

@@theyoungsters5558 Limbuwan ki kirant ?

[@leezan__]

i hope you give source of every research you do. otherwise its just your opinio

[@neerajlamsal724]

the irony is that they teach us to speak english inside the school premise but no one really learns anything everyone has broken english so is everyone's nepali

[@pes18fan]

exactly, what even is the point

[@repashy_]

And they expect us to excel in either subjects 🙄

[@priyansh_12391]

I've good english

[@priyansh_12391]

@@aakankshabhattarai2284 same

[@Sudipbrt]

Aajae bola chatao english😂😂😂

[@daffodil-br1dr]

As being student of private school. We are forced to speak only English in school. Speaking Nepali was like a crime . Now I find it very difficult to express something in Nepali and stutter a lot .

[@tmdivine3469]

Speaking nepali , reading Nepali ain't bad but writing Nepali correctly is heavy.

[@Buffed-Dumplin1384]

​@@tmdivine3469 💀agree , byakaran ta euta aaudeina majale

[@RabinTamang-zn9cc]

Naa your so lucky

[@NDFFGAMING]

Yo ta timro school haina ta, yaa nepali bola na ta. Ki nepali bhayera aba nepali bolni koshish gara bhannu paryo?

[@Tsewang_Lachenpa]

It's because your all subjects are in English except Nepali, which you have learned alerdy, but they are letting you student to speak only english because to improve your English.

[@Alone39399]

मलाई गर्भ छ कि म नेपाली हु।❤🇳🇵 जामाहरु नेपाली भाषाको इजत गर्ने गर ❤

[@Nikesh977]

Timle nepali bhasa ko ijjat ta गर्भ mai bokeko raichau bhai..

[@Khadkabiraj07]

गर्व, इज्जत *

[@sauravyadav2043]

I am from janakpur dham,maithli language has been losing day by day due to influence of nepali and English language. I proud to be maithli.😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@Someone-ij6ob]

Yeah Maithili is unfortunately losing day by day but there are Nepali people who make songs in Maithili, bhojpuri and Awadhi. D1, Nawaj and Shabdajaal dajuharu made a rap called "Madhesh Gang" recently, it's very good. Btw Maithili is still Nepal's second biggest language. It's still quite major despite this loss.

[@pratikking2272]

Bro. I want to know something. Are all Yadavs Maithili?

[@sauravyadav2043]

@@pratikking2272 absubtlety

[@Someone-ij6ob]

@@pratikking2272 Yes. Just like how all Aryals are Pahadi, all magars r janjati etc.

[@pratikking2272]

@@Someone-ij6ob Pahadi, Yadav, Musahar, Thakur, Musalman, Teli, Tharu, Rajbanshi are all Indo Aryan people. Your community is 8 class fail chowkidar community. so you will never understand. 90% Of doctors, engineers are indo aryans. Mongolians only make 4% of Neoals doctors. There is no doctor in Mongolia so they bring them from China.

[@bikeshmehta2002]

When I was in school nepali was the hardest subject for me like maths way easier than nepali. I think the main reason Nepali is hated because nepali exams tries to test the speed of nepali writing instead of knowledge.

[@anmol4480]

tei vanya jatti chaado lekhna khoje pani last maa herda ta time nai sakkina lako hunxa ani ajhai duita 8 marks ko question baaki basi rraako hunxa mero

[@pratikking2272]

Nepali, Hindi are hard subjects. More study less marks.

[@diwashrai]

हो! मैले पनि देखेको एउटा ठूलो समस्या हाम्रो नेपाली भाषा, विशेष गरी व्याकरण तथा हिज्जे विलिन हुँदै जानु हो । म चाहीँ धन्य छु मेरो नेपाली गुरुबा भोज राज पाण्डे जसले गर्दा नेपाली भाषा प्रतिको प्रेम आज पनि उत्तिकै छ जति मेरो विद्यालय कालमा थियो ।उहाँ अहिले हामी माझ त हुनुहुन्न तर उहाँले दिनु भएको शिक्षा र सिकाउनु भएका पाठहरु सदैव अमर रहनेछन् । धन्यवाद सम्पूर्ण 'द नेपाली कमेन्ट' टिम लाई यस भिडियोको लागि ।

[@princegoit1884]

As part of madgesh we love nepali as its our identity and unite us. I am always proud of nepali also madheshi core language is maithli but whenever we speak Maithili or nepali i will always say i feel proud in front of other speaking nepali.

[@sachinparajuli5150]

I speak Nepali, but since a lot of my friend speak Maithili, I love listening to Maithili as it is a very polite language, although I cant reply in maithili, I understand every bit of it.

[@pratikking2272]

Jai nepali. Jai maithili.

[@Someone-ij6ob]

Something I like abt nepalis that speak Maithili, bhojpuri, bajjika, Awadhi is that they mix Nepali words when they speak their ghar bhasa. The Nepali rapper D1 is a good example of this

[@Someone-ij6ob]

Same goes for the rapper Mahi Raftaar in his song Hamar gau Hamar seher

[@Someone-ij6ob]

​@@sachinparajuli5150for real bro Maithili songs sound so nice, and what I like abt ppl who make Maithili songs they put way more effort into their geets than Nepali singers do

[@ankan9690]

I am Bengali and watching this video to learn nepali.. //please add subtitles !aliketi aunxa maile nepali

[@rosaineee]

For me in my school level i didnt find nepali hard but many of my friends they did .Yes Nepali grammar it is kinda complex but if u practice and understand the concept then its not so as hard as chinese . I think most Nepalese students they are weak in nepali subject or they don't prefer studying it because 1st :nepali subject is taken very lightly and often student they neglect this subject . 2nd: School gives main focus to science and mathematics 3rd :In private schools student have to speak English in all periods except in nepali period 4th :due to globalization and influence of foreign culture 5th :very less extra curricular activities are done in our nepali language 6th :modern parents they themselves talk with their kids in English language rather than speaking with them in nepali language

[@mingmarlama7987]

Bachcharuko sabko haatma mobile ra tabletle gardani Nepali haraune xan.. parents haru bachcharule tablet herera english bolna ayekomai makkha xan

[@bhupendrasawad697]

Ma talent ta hoina tara nepali भाषामा कुनै कठिनाई छैन्

[@jamkiki2368]

Yo kta baun nai ho

[@bishalmagar3229]

सबैलाई अनुरोध छ हामीले हाम्रो भाषाको सम्रक्षण गरौ ! 🙏

[@Khadkabiraj07]

संरक्षण *

[@surajgiri3828]

This video hits close to home! As someone who grew up studying Nepali, I can relate to the struggles kids face these days. It's refreshing to see this topic being discussed openly and honestly. Thank you for addressing the underlying reasons behind why kids may find it challenging to study Nepali. Let's work together to find innovative ways to make learning the language more engaging and relevant for the younger generation. Your video has sparked an important conversation, and I'm grateful for your efforts in bringing awareness to this issue. Keep up the great work!

[@mister_zany]

Written Nepali sudharna byakarana kitab khojeko euta ramro ra prayog garna layak kitab ni bhetina. Aru tw k ni bhannu...

[@manozshrestha1471]

यही कुरा नेपालीमा अनुवाद गरेर लेखिदिन हुन अनुरोध छ ।

[@mister_zany]

@@manozshrestha1471 Language is used to communicate!

[@Kiranchaudharykasam]

कस्तो दुख लाग्छ आज यो अवस्थाहरु आएको देख्दैगर्दा, म अहिले २३ वर्षको भए र म आफ्नो गाउँको सामुदायिक विद्यालयबाट एसइइ गरे त्यस्तै पछी प्राइभेट कलेजमा १२ गरे अत: मैले सरकारि विद्यालयमा पढेकोले धेरै थोरै शुद्धसङ्ग बोल्न र लेख्न सजिलो भएको छ। तर हाम्रो देशमा म लगाएत थोरै कम % नागरिक होला शुद्वसङ्ग बोल्न सक्ने र लेख्न सक्ने । यसको कारण देशमा आएको बाध्यता, विदेशीनुपर्ने बाध्यता र संसार ग्लोबलाईज हुने अनि बुझ्ने माध्यमको भाषामा निर्भर हुने। तर केहि विकसित देशहरु छ्न:, केहि एसियाका चिन, जापान, कोरिया, र केहि युरोपेली विकसित देश: प्रान्स, पोर्चुगल, पोल्यान्ड लगायत देशहरु आफ्नै भाषालाई विकसित गरेको। तर हाम्रो देशले आफ्नो देशको भाषालाई विकास गर्न सक्छ्न, सक्दैनन् ।

[@Istisp]

I'm from Madesh Pradesh. And to be honest we don't hate nepali but we don't even love it either it's because we mostly speak Bhojpuri and Hindi in our homes. Also being a boarding student we just study Nepali for like 40 min so it makes sense that none of us are good at it

[@nx563]

Aba hamro pahichan hon ta padhnu ta paryo ni sathi

[@sandip8113]

​@@NepCricketLiveCommentary Chak ma buddhi xa kya ho bro tmro ta

[@PranishPokharel]

​@@NepCricketLiveCommentary Nepali ta nepal basne sapko Pahilo pahichan haina ra?

[@laughterthebestmedicine1947]

@@PranishPokharel haina bro, Nepal ko pahichhan nai diversity ho Nepali euta bolne bhasa matra ho. Nepal ko anya sabyata bhasa ko samrakshand garnu parchan tyahi ho Nepal ko pahichan

[@aashu941]

Maithil Sanskriti ,awadhi Sanskriti ko itihas khas Sanskriti vanda pani purano ra gauravpurn xa...

[@Sikkimdailynews]

Guys please make video in Harka Sampang,the person who is making difference in Nepal. Love from Sikkim India

[@suhitamatya8137]

पहिले पहिले यो शब्द लाई अंग्रेज़ी मा k भन्दो रहेछ भनेर गुगल गर्नु पर्थ्यो अहिले यसलाई नेपाली मा k भन्दो रहेछ हेर्नु पर्छ।

[@Suzalpandey19]

We love Nepali language Let's save our mother language 🇳🇵❤️

[@maybeomuamua]

Says the dude as indian as in pfp

[@Suzalpandey19]

@@maybeomuamuabro! I am Nepali ❤️🇳🇵

[@slayer339]

​@@maybeomuamua he's Nepali

[@aagamanpokhrel4113]

Irony

[@gplex4774]

ठिक छ यो पहिले English सट्टा नेपालीमा लेख्नुहोस्

[@roshanydv32]

Respect every language but speak you regional language which helps to protect our culture and language so i love to speak maithili which is my mother toung✊

[@Someone-ij6ob]

Nice brother! Also Maithili raps sound fire

[@nischalkoirala994]

Though English is an universal language but it more confusing than Nepali. Same word can give multiple meanings. I find Nepali more accurate and easier as oppose to other similar devanagari script of Hindi where the written and spoken techniques are different. They write it in one way but pronounce it differently. At least in Nepali, we pronounce exactly what is written in the text.

[@LinNil-gz3je]

😂 another butthurt btw forget English, Y'all should start learning Hindi .. know your 90% market stuff comes from ???? 😅 Cazzo

[@wonderfullife737]

Yes, Devanagari is way easier than Latin/roman script

[@PTvlogsp]

And yet u used english to express yourself here...irony

[@wonderfullife737]

@@PTvlogsp It's easier to type in English, but while writing in note, Nepali script is easier

[@laughterthebestmedicine1947]

होइन ब्रो नेपालीमा लेख्न पनि सजिलो हुन्छ। म त सहज तरिकले लेखि रहेको छु। लग्भग ६महिना भयो लेखेको। सुरु-सुरुमा नेपाली alphabetहरु खोज्न मात्र गरो हो त्यस पछि १४,1५ दिनमा आफै बानि परिन्छ।

[@samirghorasainee6308]

धेरै समय देखि नेपाली भाषाको बारेमा भिडियो आश गरिराखेको थिए, अहिले आयो, धन्यवाद तपाईंलाई

[@snehalshrestha]

Hamilai Nepali man parcha, tara hamilai padna gaaro laagcha

[@this_is_not_a_therapy_session]

Because our schooling and lifestyle is 90% English based.

[@473sm]

Same garbage old text books same old mentality same old educational no wonder kids are fed up. Yo boarding school haru fraud hun aba change garnu parcha hamle education system.

[@dishwasher69]

@@this_is_not_a_therapy_session because it isn't useful. If Nepal was a developed country, it would be necessary. It isn't necessary nowadays unless you're a politician or a lawyer

[@snehalshrestha]

@@473sm fax

[@this_is_not_a_therapy_session]

@@dishwasher69 yeah it is not important but it should be . Half curriculum in boarding school should be taught in nepali in my openion . I dont have hard times reading nepali because i studied in both English and nepali medium schools . Its up to us actually to make it easy readable.

[@_samrachana]

I respect your opinion on how private school students find difficult studying Nepali grammar. But there are many reasons to it first thing first, all subjects except nepali are taught in English. Second thing is private school students are fined with certain amount of money and even punishment such as writing two to three pages of sentences like "i will speak in English... I will speak in English" if they speak nepali in school premises. Third thing, as you said in a video too even experts have arguments about the use and disuse of certain Nepali letter and arguments is still going on . So not only private students but government school students are getting confused too. Anyway great analysis !

[@Hahahha634]

Yo aru kai haina bro alxi pan ho nepali lekhnu padhnu alxi lagxa ani.

[@iciest.icy.n.icy.rice.1]

​@@Hahahha634talai alxi lagdaina vane chusna aije mero

[@Asianboy1]

Don't you have like Nepali competitions? I live in India and we had regular Sanskrit competitions. The thing is, both Nepali and Indian education systems are colonial. Even tho Nepal was never fully colonised, it has adopted the colonial education system. Most schools make you literate instead of educated. I'm in 12th now and I haven't written Hindi in 2 years. It's all English now. Schools should focus on making us educated, do taxes and tech us morals, but instead, we are taught "Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell"

[@jinxBlack21]

No sufficient budget to print indigenous language text books and hire teachers to teach indigenous language.

[@LS.....]

जब हाम्रो दास मानसिकता को वृद्धि हुन्छ, यो परिणाम निश्चित हो। यो हामी नेपालीहरू एवं नेपाल साशन को निर्बलता हो। चीन को उदाहरण लिउँ, उनीहरूले एउटा अंग्रेजी को शब्द उपियोग नगरी आज को वर्तमान काल मा एउटा विकशित देश भर उदय भको छ। हाम्रो साशन ले देश को संपूर्ण विद्यालय तथा शैक्षिक संस्था बाट अङ्ग्रेजी लाई प्रतिबंधित गर्नु पर्छ। र संस्कृत भाषालाई पुनर्जीवित गरेर, नेपाली भाषा बाट, अङ्ग्रेजी, अरबी, उर्दू, फर्सी इत्यादि शब्दहरू को निष्कासन गरेर, नयाँ संस्कृत उत्पत्ति शब्द थपेर हाम्राे भाषा को सु अद्यावधिकरण गर्नु पर्छ। सबै क्षेत्र मा अङ्ग्रेजी बाट मुक्ति प्राप्त गराउनु पर्छ हाम्रो भाषा को। तब हाम्रो भाषाको बलियो आधार हुन्छ।।

[@UpakarRajNpOfficial]

Sunnda satya laggne kura ..it is Great research done by the team.. but from personal logic also.. it’s awesome research .. hats off guys🙏

[@iwassuved3907]

Sanskrit best language Sanskrit's phonetic accuracy plays a significant role in its perfection. Each letter has a distinct sound in Sanskrit that doesn't vary when used in different words and contexts. A in Sanskrit will sound the same regardless of the context.

[@dragonriders1to1]

With you

[@jaymulbasimongol904]

Napis Bahun

[@DeusEstAmor________137]

​@@jaymulbasimongol904 ta chikne sungurey lai ta hamile Sanskrit bol pani bhaneko chhaina kina hero palteko ?

[@jaymulbasimongol904]

@@DeusEstAmor________137 machikne khate saranarthi k bolis? Taile nabol bhanera huncha? Aileko tero thutunu bajirako kun bhasa ko rup ho? Ta muji haru bhutle lobhi adhyaro diusai rat pareko anuhar dari junge haru janai bhireko bahun sabai mathi sattama chas ta 8% bahun ani sabai terai bhasa terai kanun ladchas nagarnata bhanchas? Tero mukhma mero gu haldinu jasto kura nagar khate saranarthi

[@sandeepsapkota3107]

The level of content choice and the level of research is really out of this world. Hats off to you and your team Lots of love ❤❤

[@DeepakKushwahaNepali]

Dhanyawaad for this video:-)

[@rajendragautam9228]

एकदम राम्रो राम्रो भिडियो अाइरहेको हुन्छ । यो भिडियो पनि एकदम राम्रो छ, सबै भिडियो मा त सम्भब हुँदैन तर कम्सेकम यो बिषयमा भिडियो बनाउदा चाँही सबै शब्द हरु नेपालीकै उच्चारण गरेको भये कती राम्रो हुन्थ्यो होला ।

[@insanity2058]

I still remember that day in school when my class teacher humiliated me in front of whole class because I spoke a Nepali word.😂

[@selenehenee]

What a ridiculous teacher.. s/he is definitely senseless for doing that

[@Sony_CasettePlayer]

​@@selenehenee nepali teachers ☕️

[@Saurabh____]

In indian English medium school they fined you for speaking anything other than English, one of my friend who was studying in English school told me this, it's not like every school do this but his school had such system

[@PaisaHarayekoManxe]

This is one of the serious content regarding nepal & nepali language i've ever seen. 😢😢 Hats off to you 🫡

[@walterwhite_4]

Thank you for speaking out about this because the nepali language we speak today is so hard to study the grammar is not consistent, you don't know where any pf the letters are used etc. This is a big deal like everyone is failing nepali and we just don't know how to improve it.

[@sarojshrestha75]

Ekdam ramro kura uthaunu vayo tara tapaikai channel ko name Nepali ma xena jun ekdam bidambanako kura lagyo malai. Suruwat aaphai bata garne ki 😊

[@sunilprajapati6377]

I am so glad that someone made a video about this. I personally have no problem reading and writing in Nepali, although I feel like vocabulary is shrinking everyday. Most of my friends moan when I share an article written in Nepali because reading in Nepali makes them dizzy. It’s bit disheartening. I 100% blame schools for this. Punishing students for speaking Nepali made no sense, now a generation of Nepalis subconsciously associate Nepali language with punishment. Had we have given equal respect to English, Nepali and ethnic languages in our school curriculum, we could have been nation of proper tri-linguals. For all tedious and complication of Nepali grammar, where I personally believe some rules are arbitrary and redundant, I enjoy the little nuances within it.

[@futal1000]

It is largely the school's fault, but the नेपाली जनता ourselves are responsible too. We as Nepalis have no pride and associate our culture as "Pakhe" while worshipping western culture

[@scaration]

Born and raised in nepal, i make music in english. Sometimes even japanese but if i write a dingle sentence in nepali, tes paxi k lekhney aapat hunxa. Reading and writing idnt the only issue, kids nowadays are slowly replacing it all with english words. Nepali padhxu vanere mehenat gareni, i dont find any books that pique my interest ani teacher ko handwriting ja bujhdina, aru tw k vannu. This is a massive issue and we need to shed light on it .

[@RiyazSapkota]

You are doing a nice work man. Proud of you!

[@fieryspy6414]

school ra college ko course le Nepali ra English lai ustai treat garchan. 3 ghanta ko exam ma both subject ma uttikai lekhna parcha jaba nepali lekhna ekdam garo cha ra detailed huna parcha compared to english. Malai ta yo exam ko structure nai alik farak garidiyeko bhaye ni student haru le nepali padhna badhi ruchauthiye jasto lagcha. Yo free writing ko 5 6 ota question eutai exam ma sodhna satta baru grammar dherai sodhera siddhai 1 2 ota lamo freewriting wala question haru dina parcha jasto lagcha. Nepali ko exam garo bhayera bhanda ni lekherai bhyaidaina bhanera chai sarai garo lagthyo paila. Aru exam ma haat teti saro galekai hunna thyo tara Nepali ko exam ma aaula ko tuppo nai thepcho bhaisakya hunthyo exam hall bata niskida ani teti saro garda suddha kati ota question ta adhi adhuro nai chodera aainthyo. Nepali writing ko quality bhanda badi quantity ma focus dincha hamro yo exam ko structure le nai.

[@AasishThapaMagarx]

1:23 "Sinja Kindom" was not in "Puranink kal". I think the word "Pauranik" gives different meaning. According to UNESCO world Heritage site: The Sinja Valley was where the Nepali language originates from and the earliest examples of the Devanagari script from the 13th Century were found on the cliffs and in nearby Dullu.

[@ujjwalkarki8256]

Yes, also khas language spread way before 18th century. This channel needs more research.

[@roshanraut5209]

पौराणिक नै हो । सिंजा सभ्यता एउटा स्थीर राज्य ११औँ शताब्दीमा निर्माण भएको हो १३औँ मा हैन त्यो सपादलक्षशिखरी खसदेशाधिराज श्री श्री श्री नागराज द्वारा।

[@ujjwalkarki8256]

@prideb4fall yes bro. It’s good that these channels are growing . But as Spiderman dialogue says, with power comes responsibility. The channel should now feel that responsibility by doing proper research prior to making content.

[@pratikking2272]

9Th century not 13th

[@Nikesh977]

11th century is not pauranik kaal. Pauraanik kaal is the time in which purans written. Times when ramayana, mahabharart, etx occured

[@junoji]

Born n raised in uk and most of us 1st gen immigrants only know how to speak nepali since most media is written in english. My parents are now teaching me to read and write nepali as well so that i can pass it down to my kids in the future. My only regret is not learning sooner.

[@dannydel8617]

Broo you are too good....... Love to hear and watch 😊

[@BijjuPanday]

You have raised a great topic❤

[@md19974]

I feel like Social Studies should be taught compulsorily in Nepali language. Most of the things we learned in that subject have huge relevance in our daily lives. We learned it in English without understanding the nuances of majority of topics and have consequently, forgotten most of them. Had it been taught in Nepali, it would have made us much more conscious of politics and societal issues. There is something about learning day to day issues in Nepali that just etches it into your mind (maybe because you can relate to it more).

[@Sinthenub]

yea true but dang why did they make it so us like 8th graders needed to learn it we have been learning social in english for 7 years man its very hard to write in Nepali they should have started with a new batch of students from grade 1 then yea grade would go grade 2 then next grade one will also be learning in Nepali They shouldnt have done the change this quick

[@md19974]

@@Sinthenub It should be done from earlier classes.

[@wonderfullife737]

Forget social study, Even if science is taught in Nepali, it would be easier to understand

[@khfssvhjgdz1sy]

@@wonderfullife737 really

[@pratik4157]

Nepali vasa jogaunu parxa vanera English ma badbibad hudai xa yeta😂

[@ssuuy]

So basically they (ruling class) wanted people to speak Nepali language to make them nationalistic. Side effect of that is most natives have forgotten to write and to even speak their native language. In technical term it is called a cultural genocide.

[@Hithere-qj1wj]

Daura Suruwal and Gunyo Cholo used to be taught as national attire of Nepal and Dhidho and Gundruk as National food during our school days. Well that was the condition of a nation which preached "Unity in Diversity" while deeming ethnic language, attire and culture as second-class.

[@Someone-ij6ob]

​@@Hithere-qj1wjdhidho and gundruk the national dish? Damn they rlly ignored dal Bhat.

[@BinodRokayaMagar]

One personal opinion; Nepali Rap Music/musicians are contributing these days to promote Nepali language.

[@Someone-ij6ob]

Fax

[@thatdudesvlog1623]

Aww thanks to cover such an great informative video yeah to be honest I finished my plus 2 I even don’t know those actual Nepali raw so dirgha seems hard to me😢

[@sukritpant]

As someone who studied in Nepal but had to take a tuition for Nepali, I feel for the students. The topic related to grammar depends on the teacher however, there are some unnecessary writing that are required during the exam which makes studying Nepali irritating. When you read a story or poem, rather than analyzing and interpreting what it means, you were supposed to write the history about the author from where they were born, the date they were born and something similarly unnecessary so that you can cover the one or two pages rather than the interpretation of the topic. I believe I just passed my SLC exam because I would score almost full points in the 'bykaran' section but I could not write the unnecessary stuff related to the literature. Similar stories and poems related questions are also asked in English however, it does not need the unnecessary information. However, there are weaknesses related to the English-language teaching as well. Rather than focusing on the structure of an essay, structure of stories or something similar we are more focused on creating multiple pages. I studied Bachelor's from an internationally affiliated university where I learned that there are structures to essay and story. I was considered a 'good' student but I was never good with these courses where I had to write long just for the sake of writing. I like the idea of studying other courses in Nepali to make Nepali stronger. I do feel that we can do most of the courses in English but keep some course like Social Studies and History or something similar in Nepali so that people feel that Nepali is used in other places as well rather than only as a course in School. As someone who is outside Nepal at the moment, I feel that studying in English has helped us Nepalese because I hear stories from friends of other countries where they had to struggle to learn English however we don't have the problem. But at least it is good that we also keep Nepali relevant. Thank you for the interesting video, just wanted to

[@mrst0ne495]

Yes Sukrit dai. The one thing I always had a hard time in Nepali subject back then was to memorize and write the history of the authors and their ways of writing and their perspective in some cases as well. Most of the times, I didn't even know what to write about them; on a hindsight though, it might have been relevant to know the history and the people that wrote the literature, but the memorization part could have been put in a better learning system. Another part where I feel the need to strengthen the language of Nepal and other languages prevalent in our society is because there's much more to our culture than the modern development.

[@bhupendrasawad697]

That's for expanding your knowledge and broadening your mindset. In English you also have to write about writers. Like from the peom" my heart leaps up when I behold" a question was asked , explain the paradox " the child is the father of man". To answer this you have to write about auther William worthwords. I love specially this part of writing because it feels good to me when I write, even though I don't understand or explain in deatils about this phrase auther history help me to make my answer long and sensible 😅

[@PrincepsFailed]

I'm glad someone actually brought attention to this topic! Coming from someone who attends a private school in Nepal, it is safe to say that we don't actually have a problem with the Nepali language itself; it's the way Nepali is being taught. It's almost like the dialect is optional- you either learn it or you don't. It is an utterly disregarded subject at most other schools. Institutions like Ullens and Rato Bangala do respect the subject and as far as I'm concerned, we students do, too, and can actually converse well in the dialect. Other schools, however, are a different matter.

[@binodghartimagar]

अरु देशले आफ्नो भाषालाई पहिलो प्राथमिकतामा रखेको हुन्छ तर नेपालमा छैन । यो ठूलो समस्या हो ।

[@ramdhamala5451]

Your content and the fact are outstanding

[@Tsewang_Lachenpa]

It's not only about nepali, I being an Sikkimise here I see that people don't study others language instead of their own mother language like Bhutia, Lepcha, Limbu etc. I have see here also that students when they reach 11th standard some students drop their language, because they says Nepali is very hard, etc, and some thing that talking in their mother language is a shame, instead they like to talk in English.I have lot to type but I type till here.

[@Santoshi_Subedi]

Personally, I love Nepali both as a language and a subject than English. I find Nepali very easy to read, write, speak generally express let's say. And it makes me wonder that students now find it both difficult and unwilling to learn. Modernization and globalisation may be the biggest reason for it. And this will definitely make us face greater consequences. This video has made us, everyone question our way of speaking, reading and writing. Thank uh The Nepali Comment Team for shading light on such topics!💗

[@DevBishwasBh]

And yet, your comment is written in English... (kidding)

[@greatwords3784]

@@DevBishwasBh haha i was about to comment same thing

[@Nikesh977]

I had a very difficult time comprehensing nepali as it is not my morher tongue

[@SabbidevShailesh]

Unique Content Keep it up 👏

[@kujovibe4269]

Dai Kyaa maja Le bolnu hunxa Tw bhanyaa. Neplai KZbinr doing very well Man😋😋lot of support

[@snehalshrestha]

Apologies for the confusion in my previous response. If you are a Nepali person studying Nepali, it's important to note that studying a language you already speak can present unique challenges. Here are some reasons why Nepali might be perceived as difficult for Nepali people studying it: 1. Informal Spoken Language: Nepali has a distinct informal spoken language with various dialects and regional variations. This informal language might differ significantly from the formal written Nepali that is taught in schools. As a result, Nepali people may need to adjust their language usage and learn the formal aspects of the language when studying it academically. 2. Lack of Formal Education: Some Nepali people might not have had extensive formal education or exposure to the rules and complexities of the Nepali language. This can make it challenging to study the language systematically, particularly aspects such as grammar, sentence structure, and vocabulary. 3. Complacency with Fluency: Native speakers of any language often rely on intuition and natural fluency without consciously knowing the grammatical rules or complexities. When studying their own language, Nepali people might face the challenge of breaking down their intuitive knowledge into formal rules and structures, which can be demanding. 4. Limited Exposure to Written Language: In certain cases, individuals who predominantly communicate in spoken Nepali may have limited exposure to the written form of the language. Becoming proficient in reading and writing Nepali requires additional effort to acquire and practice the Devanagari script and expand vocabulary through reading. 5. Dialectical Differences: Nepal is a linguistically diverse country with numerous dialects and languages spoken across its regions. People from different regions might face difficulties in studying the standardized form of Nepali if their native dialect differs significantly from the standard language. Despite these challenges, studying Nepali as a Nepali person can have advantages too. Native speakers already have a strong foundation in the language and can focus on refining their skills, expanding vocabulary, and developing a deeper understanding of the formal aspects of Nepali. Regular practice, exposure to written materials, and seeking assistance from language resources can greatly aid in the process of studying Nepali.

[@a2isme718]

bro le AI le deko answer dito copy paste garexa.

[@pes18fan]

why chatgpt

[@nx563]

Comment ni aajkaal copy paste huna thalexa

[@snehalshrestha]

@@prajwaldeula1800 no bro what is that

[@LinNil-gz3je]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 what a piece of knowledge is that ???? even Chinese has more vocabulary then combine Western European languages but the main point is Western European has Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité , that what makes Europeans very unique, special then your Anime gangs China Japan Korea. Cazzo atleast learn something valuable . But at first y'all should start learning Hindi more because 90% stuff coming from India and I don't think soo 😢😢😢😢 what happen next lmao 😂

[@aayus45]

The best KZbin channel in Nepal. Lots of love and support ❤️.

[@adarshabisht13]

Great content as always from you I think the majority influence is of technology.Every gadget we use comes in default english and our dependence in technology is increasing day by day.Ahile ni nepali ma sochi rachu english ma lekhi rachu lol.

[@abisekmndhr3620]

As a child, we were punished harshly , made fun of in front of the class and even collected fines just because we spoke Nepali and other mother tongue. I grew up in Newa society so i didn't even have to speak Nepali that often. But our shit hole of a school made it look like speakjng anything other than English was a crime. I even thiught that it was right until i started to realize how fucked up it was. Although, it did helped us to improve our English speaking skills. And our Nepali teacher knew more about maths then Nepali 😂

[@nawarazkhadka9619]

Intresting fact... everybody comments is on English language

[@ayushgurung6162]

Love your content!! Brother

[@rishujazz.7006]

You deliver such a good content 👏

[@MohitJoshiPoet]

धेरै राम्रो लाग्यो यो श्रव्यदृश्य । विरोधाभास के छ भन्दा यही श्रव्यदृश्यमा प्राय सबै प्रतिक्रियाहरू नै अङ्ग्रेजीमा लेखिएको रहेछ । साह्रै उत्कृष्ट, यस्तै महत्वपूर्ण कुराहरू आईरहुन् ! धन्यवाद ❤️

[@niranzalshrestha3512]

Nepal's got more than 123 different languages. All language should be protected and preserve for future generations. My own mother tongue language is also in the stage of verge. Save all languages.

[@Hithere-qj1wj]

Nepalbhasa school ma compulsory garyo vanda akrosh pokhne Nepali janta, indegenous language ko preservation garna tarfa lagchan vanne sochnu ta sapana jastai ho!

[@Hithere-qj1wj]

@prideb4fall So you think term Nepali only denotes Bahun and Chettris??

[@Hithere-qj1wj]

@prideb4fall Hm is that you being sarcastic or you're simply mentally deranged?? Anyways, you only proved my point. Every attempts on preservation of indegenous language would always be observed as anti-national activity as if Nepal would break away into principalities if native toungues are used in practice again.

[@pratikking2272]

i agree with you

[@N20006]

I'm bangali I can understand a little Nepali it kinda sound like Hindi but really really uniquely!! I really hope this language don't die. Love and respect to Nepali language and all the brothers and sisters in Nepal!😊

[@manojkchongbang8663]

हामी नेपाली भेडा हौ। त्यही नेपाली भाषा लोपोन्मुख हुदै गहिरहेको छ भन्ने बिसयमा बनाइएको भिडियोमा महान विद्वान् हरु त्यही अङ्ग्रेजी को पोका बोकेर तिकाटिप्प्णी गर्न आएका छौ।

[@rabil.0101]

But I like nepali more than English grammar is hard for me 😂

[@dishwasher69]

Yeah, we can see that

[@aayushpokharel770]

​@@dishwasher69 😆

[@nabinneupane3723]

@@dishwasher69 🤣🤣🤣👍🤣

[@purushottamkoirala6686]

@@dishwasher69 no we don't see that. stop tryna act cool

[@rabil.0101]

@@dishwasher69 yes bro

[@nischalyonjan4746]

It has been 16 years of my life studying school and college, i don't hate nepali it just that i can't read ,write and understand nepali language . It's funny for others but i have been suffering difficult in day to day life. Even my psychologist was surprised, it's not that i didn't try to understand but i just can't .. It is one of the reasons for my anxiety and depression. I also give 12 reexam of Nepal and social ( it's also in nepali)...not sure if i made it through.

[@SnookerNepal]

I was waiting for this video, I love it, I love you sir... Keep up the good work... I will surely ask for a autograph whenever I will meet you sir

[@shreejalk.c.4630]

Perfect video at right time ❤

[@aniketh7]

I am from Sikkim And I completed my academics 12th, to be more accurate with the subject Nepali. Never failed, but if someone gives me the challenge to write (ka kha gha ) basic Nepali words full in sequence, i cannot. It is what it is.

[@swasg3129]

Learn your Indian language instead of our language

[@vicnad92]

@@swasg3129 you clown, You do know that Nepali is one of the official languages of Sikkim right?

[@sujanna2712]

@@swasg3129 ta jasto dumba le nai desh bigarne ho.

[@swasg3129]

@@sujanna2712 don't like these people from Sikkim and Darjeeling they love talking bad about Nepal

[@nigblack552]

@@swasg3129 My nigga, he is saying that he tried Nepali language and actually did good in it. Why tf don't you try to make sense In your arguments first. Second, nobody from even Nepal can correctly say (ka kha ga) all of them.

[@Anandey1380]

I'm just gave SEE I can count from 1 to 100 in Devanagari and i can read and write in Nepali❤ I know what are byanzan barna and shor barna and i know all of them

[@kastokniv]

So, it means we were imposed to learn Nepalese language in the panchyat kal when formal education was initiated in Nepal.

[@krishnagurung8221]

Love the content ❤

[@ashutoshgoit9540]

I remember getting suspended multiple times for conversing in Nepali back in my school days. Yeah, you read it right - SUSPENDED for conversing in my national language. I have a separate mother tongue but I grew up in Kathmandu and my main language still was and is Nepali. However, for some needless Western inferiority, I stand here with a better grasp of a foreign language than my own one. This is truly a sad reality for a good deal of kids from the 2000s who grew up in the capital city. I am always left in awe when I hear elders speaking flowery Nepalese vocabulary effortlessly. While my Nepali isn't anything bad, I would prefer it to be way better than what it is. The private education system of our country has had a major role in shaping young minds' perception of the Nepali language. This, I believe, has to stop. Edit 1 - If this offends people whose mother tongue is not Nepali, I didn't mean to call Nepali my main language as in it being my culture's major mode of communication. I grew up in a city dominated by Nepali (and Newari) speaking folks, and hence it being my "main" language. I still am extremely fluent at my mother tongue, and consistently speak in it when I am around my ancestral home. Edit 2 - Watched the video twice, and this one is really not up to the quality I expected from this channel. The research was sparse and not as tight as in your other videos. I hope you guys don't resort to superficial and easy ways out like you did in this video of yours.

[@Someone-ij6ob]

Yeah honestly Nepali schools r crazy for forcing English down ppls throats. Like they should allow ppl like you to speak it but teach in angrezi. Btw what is ur Ghar bhasa, is it one of the other major Nepali languages like Maithili/Bhojpuri?

[@Someone-ij6ob]

Some other commenter called princegoit said they speaks Maithili, and you have a similar name so that's y I'm wondering

[@Dr.Rbshah]

According to present constitution, all the mother tounge spoken in nepal is national language of Nepal. And we should also focus on mother tounge language as well as Nepali and English. In fact even other languages like Chinese and other has also great importance at present Era. Every language has its own important at different stages of life. At present I live in China, and now I am thinking, if I would have learned Chinese language from school days rather then English, it would be much easier for me to stay here. Anyway good wishes to all the native speakers.

[@Zeni-th.]

How you on yt if your in CN?

[@Dr.Rbshah]

@@Zeni-th. vpn

[@Someone-ij6ob]

​@@Zeni-th.icl with everything going on in the world I forgot China blocked YT

[@lopsangdlama]

I felt the same when I gave SLC more than a decade ago. It is such a strenuous process to write nepali script, English writing flows way better. By the time I was done with Nepali exams my arms and wrists would be sore AF. That's why I didn't like writing in Nepali

[@WiperPUBGM]

Nepali language haraudaina kahile pani Kinaki yeska aayem haru bolne lekhne padne rw sunne, ani lekhne rw padne chai harauna sakcha tara bolne rw sunne chai kahile pani haraudaina hai❤

[@adityagiri353]

What do you think about native languages of different part of Nepal, Like Maithili, Bhojpuri, Awadhi, Bajjika, Newari,Tharu etc?

[@DeusEstAmor________137]

Most spoken language is in danger itself now imagine about those language.

[@OneMoleXD]

🔥 Mind-Blown! This video just shattered all my preconceived notions about why kids these days dislike studying Nepali. The insightful analysis and thought-provoking explanations left me speechless. Kudos to the creator for shedding light on this important issue and encouraging us to rethink our approach to teaching Nepali. 💯💡 Who else is feeling enlightened after watching this? Drop a like if you're ready to spark a positive change in Nepali education! 🚀📚

[@Mr.solomesh446]

Hajur la yei kura nepali ma kekhako bhaya

[@ontariojo]

Lol This comment looks like copied from chat gpt.

[@ighways]

Did you make AI write this? 😂

[@vibek14]

Emojis haruko byapaak presence dekhera malai kata kata yo chat gpt prayog bhai lekhiyeko jasto bhaan bho.

[@lex-jy3tw]

Corny

[@girishkarn4865]

Nice content brother,keep it up

[@deep_timewords]

नेपाली भाषा अवस्य पनि आफैमा गहन संगै चाखलाग्दो छ यस्को महत्व बुझेर यस्को जगेर्ना गर्नु र बिस्तार गर्नु राम्रो कुरा हो । ❤

[@DeepakSingh-jt2gl]

More than 25 language are there in Nepal 🇳🇵Nepali is officially spoken. But We should never forget our mother language. It's our root language

[@thoroudin]

A lot of my friends don't even know how yo pronounce nepali words but are master in English 😓😓 The topic had started long ago in my mind but you mad me more clear about it now

[@ujenshrestha9568]

Kun private school haru ho timi haru

[@thoroudin]

@@ujenshrestha9568 mahh chai government bata naii ho Mera sathi haru chaii private school bata aaka hun bara ra aaru thau ko

[@shivahari079]

वाह ! दमदार प्रस्तुतिसँगै अति सुन्दर सामग्री !

[@danialfisherman6297]

धेरै तल आएर बल्ल एउटा नेपाली मा टिप्पणी देखे 😂😂

[@nepaliketo2794]

Trying to conserve one language is exploiting and endangering other 100s of ethnic communities as well as local dialects of even Nepali language itself !!! Could we have some concern on this topic? (PS: I am not being ethnically conservative or biased , but it is a sad reality for other language speakers )

[@Hithere-qj1wj]

Yet the entire tourism industry is based upon indegenous culture. It is really a painful reality.

[@goodday7099]

Personally, I find it hard to express myself properly in Nepali. For example: ‘inspire’, we rarely use it in Nepali. Prerana. Or positivity. Or mindset. We need to ensure these positive words and more are more frequently used in our culture

[@bhupendrasawad697]

I am inspired by Albert Einstein Ma Albert Einstein bata प्रभावित भए वा प्रेरणा पाए। He inspired me उसले मलाई उत्साह दियो

[@goodday7099]

@@bhupendrasawad697 nice! Wish we would more commonly use these phrases in day to day conversations

[@bhupendrasawad697]

@@goodday7099 malai सोध्दा हुन्छ नजाने को😛🤣

[@goodday7099]

@@bhupendrasawad697 haha sure brother!

[@goodday7099]

@@bhupendrasawad697 bro, what would ‘empathy’ be in Nepali?

[@yala_babu]

We need a simplified nepali language just like simplified chinese used in Mainland China. Simple language=more adoption= Chance to compete with other foreign languages

[@Hithere-qj1wj]

Chinese script is character based but Devanagari is letter based. Simplifying the characters is understandable but idk how could one simplify Devanagari.

[@PickAviewStudio]

@@Hithere-qj1wj that is where the expert come in. It is not up to non expert to simplify it.

[@Hithere-qj1wj]

@@PickAviewStudio Devanagari is already a simplified script. Any further changes would only make it vague and illegible.

[@yala_babu]

@@Hithere-qj1wj I think it can be further simplified. Like remove the concept of rashwa and dirga. Use ba and wa only on words that sounds ba and wa. That's already going to help a lot

[@Hithere-qj1wj]

@@yala_babu It is true regarding ba and wa but rashwa and dirga still plays a important role for clarity in this language.

[@sgtwnbdg]

I am a Bengali from West Bengal, and I am currently learning Nepali, i can understand Nepali but it will take another year or so that I can speak it, wish me luck

[@Karma-hf1bs]

Clear explanation. Please make video on autocratic behavior toward of private schools on teachers. Sabai kaam liyo ani bholi dekhi na aaunus bhanchan private ma without mistake

[@skk.782]

90s kids are the last ones who can properly read and write nepali. I am really worried about future of nepali literature.😢

[@shakuntalakandu4605]

नेपाली भाषा मात्र होइन नेपालमा सवै मातृभाषाको विकास र संरक्षण हुन जरूरी छ । सानो सोचको परिचय र संकुचित मनसाय नराखौ। नेपाली भाषाको मात्र विकास हुनु पर्छ भन्ने सोच सबैले नराखौ र यस्तो कुरा गरेर वेबकुफ नबनाऊ ।

[@mojo2.037]

❤ powerhouse of content

[@anasuya358]

Commenting before watching: this is the burning social issue and the most neglected as well, this topic is to be discussed in all forums, it's case of our identity

[@Anonymous-oe7fk]

Nepali language is more sophisticated than English. Nepali language has 64 alphabet and english has only 32, now imagine learning Tamil language which has 247 Alphabet 😢

[@lex-jy3tw]

The number of alphabets in a language doesn’t determine it’s sophistication. No language is inherently sophisticated. Each language is complex in its own way

[@deepanshu00730]

English as 32 Alphabets? Are not they 26. 21 Consonants and 5 Vowel.

[@deepanshu00730]

@@lex-jy3tw No, Actually Sanskrit derieved languages are much more sophisticated than any European language. You can see just by arrangement of swar and vyanjans. It is easier to type in English tho as there are less letters. But there are many words you cannot write or read like names using English but other way around.

[@vibek14]

The country should preserve Nepal's 123 indigenous languages. Sabaile Nepali bolaun , unity huncha, sarkari kaam kaaj sajilo huncah bhanne notion bhayo bhanen, ek din Nepali pani harauncha. People will then use the same logic to stop using Nepali. The world is a global village, this is the era of globalization bhandai Nepali ko sato english bolna thalchan. What goes around, comes around.

[@Hithere-qj1wj]

Exactly my point! Nepali was declared and imposed as a official language not very long ago. Indigenous and other communities didnt had a concrete base to adopt such languages into their daily life. And then rapid use of English in the global community clearly became a priority for people here too. So, a uniform language shouldnt have been a thing in a diverse nation like Nepal. Maybe that could be the reason for declined use of Nepali language.

[@anujsapkota502]

@@Hithere-qj1wj Khichha Sudeep of nepal spotted😂😂😂. Now waiting for Ajay devgan to comment😂😂😂

[@pratikking2272]

Eventually Hindi will be the lingua franca. No stopping it.let's not meddle with nature.

[@Hithere-qj1wj]

@@pratikking2272 English is clearly taking over.

[@aashu941]

And what is about other languages like maithili bhojpuri bajjika magadhi awadhi...they are more ancient and are vanishing at faster rate..

[@sahilsapkota3292]

Everything is hard when you don't try so it's better to try and keep trying study Nepali 🇳🇵❤️❤️

[@Pradhan_Raj]

3:17 😜😂😅😁

[@kiranchhetri3]

English is a international language and nepali is our mother tongue❤❤🇳🇵🙏. नेपाली हाम्रो सन हो 😍❤️❤️❤️

[@lex-jy3tw]

Nepali is not my mother tongue

[@victorious1989]

​@@LwokehsjsnNo bro, Nepali is only the medium language, there no national language

[@parwatsitaula4371]

yo analysis gareko maa dherai dherai dhanyabad mero chori 12 barsa ke bhaye uslai pani dherai garo hun chha bhan che 😢mailey sakeko jati prayas garerakheko chu

[@sleyaraze8916]

Yes, i wish i had focus more in Nepali language when i was a kid. Beautiful language but we don't know how important it is.