Nepal is a multi-ethnic, multi-lingual, multi-religious, multicultural country with geographical diversities. The Constitution of Nepal has recognized as languages of the nation of all mother tongues / all languages spoken in the country. If people ask the question, “How many languages are spoken in Nepal,2078?” It simple answer is, there are over 131 languages spoken […]
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Nepal is a multi-ethnic, multi-lingual, multi-religious, multicultural characteristics nation, where people live in geographical diversities with common aspirations. As per the latest census 2021 (2078 BS), there are 131 languages spoken in Nepal. Among them, 37 languages have been shown to be endangered. Languages with between 10,000 and 100,000 speakers are considered endangered by the
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Languages are not only a means of communication but also carriers of the culture, history, and identity of a particular community or place. One such language that holds significance in Nepal is Awadhi. Awadhi language is an Indo-Aryan language. It has a history importance, and a unique structure of language. Awadhi language played a importance
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Nepal also has the largest number of speakers of the languages of Bharopeli (भारोपेली) Language family, which has the largest number of speakers in the world. There are some the major language belongs to Bharopeli (भारोपेली) Language family of Nepal; Nepali language Nepali language is the largest language in Nepal. It is the language of
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Nepal is a small country geographically, but it is very rich socially, culturally, and linguistically. Nepal is a nation of diverse castes, cultures, and languages. From the linguistic point of view, four of the world’s most popular language family’s languages spoken in Nepal, are Bharopeli, Chinese-Tibetan, Dravidian, and Agneli families. It is clear from the
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A study has shown that the number of languages in the country has increased. A study by the Language Commission has identified eight more languages in Nepal. The added languages are Rana Tharu, Nar Phu, Chum (Syar), Poike, Serake (Seke), Marek-Yakkha, Nawa Sherpa. According to the census 2068 of Nepal, there are 123 languages in
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Bhote Burmese language family is also called the Chinese Tibetan language family. After the Bharopeli language family in Nepal, most of the population belongs to this language family. In terms of the number of languages, this language family has more languages than the Bharopeli language family. Speakers of this language family are spoken in China,
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Introduction Devanagari (देवनागरी) is an Abugida script used to write numerous languages of South Asian countries. It is also called Devanagari Lipi. Devanagari is a conjunction of the Sanskrit Language (term): deva + Nagari. The term Deva refers to “god,” and the term Nagari refers to the “script or lipi of the city”. It used
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Nepali language, know as Nepali Bhasha speaks peoples of the Pahadi (Pahari) subgroup of the Indo-Aryan group of the Indo-Iranian part of the Indo-European languages. It is also called also Gorkhali, Gurkhali, Gurkha, Khaskura or Khas bhasa. Nepali is spoken by more than 17 million people, mostly in the Nepal and neighbouring areas of India,
Nepal is a multi-national, multi-ethnic, multi-linguistic country. Nepal is a landlocked country, that is rich in Himalayas and boasts a various cultural heritage that spans diverse ethnicities, languages, and traditions. One of the significant ethnic groups / communities in Nepal, known as the Khas Arya. They played a vital role in shaping and propagating the
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