Namaste. My name is Shreeyanti, I read in class 6. Today I’m going to teach you how to count from one to ten in Nepali. ‘1’ is called ‘ek’. ‘2’ is called ‘due’. ‘3’ is called ‘tin’. ‘4’ is called ‘char’. ‘5’ is called ‘panch’. ‘6’ is called ‘chha’. ‘7’ is called ‘sat’. ‘8’ is called ‘aath’. ‘9’ is called ‘nau’. ’10’ is called ‘das’. Bye! Namaste. My name is Shreeyanti. I read in class 6. Today I’m going to teach you basic Nepali. ‘Hello’ is ‘Namaste’. ‘How are you’ is ‘Timi kastachhau’. ‘I am well’ is ‘Maa thik chhu’. ‘What is your name?’ is ‘Timro naam ke ho?’. ‘My name is Shreeyanti’ is ‘Mero naam Shreeyanti ho’. ‘Thankyou’ is ‘Dhanyabaad’. Thank you!. Bye bye!

Nepali is the official language of Nepal. Two thirds of the country speak it as their mother tongue. It is also spoken in parts of Bhutan, India and Myanmar.