Definitions

1. Nepal Bhasa is the mother tongue of Newars. (Web site)
2. Nepal Bhasa was the national language of medieval Nepal.
3. Nepal Bhasa (नेपाल भाषा, also known as Newah Bhaye and Newari) is one of the major languages of Nepal. (Web site)
4. However Nepal Bhasa, the original language of Kathmandu, is non-tonal, as are several Tibetan dialects and many or most of the other Tibeto-Burman languages. (Web site)
5. Although Nepal Bhasa is classified as a Sino-Tibetan language, it has been greatly influenced by the Indo-Aryan languages. (Web site)

Verbal Story Telling

1. The art of verbal story telling is very old in Nepal Bhasa. (Web site)

Khas Language

1. After Shah dynasty ascended to Nepalese throne, Khas language was used along with Nepal Bhasa[1].

Resources

1. There were very few resources available then for even primary-level education in Nepal Bhasa. (Web site)

Beginning

1. Also, the first Nepal Bhasa movie "Silu" marked the beginning of movies in Nepal Bhasa. (Web site)
2. This marked the beginning of Nepal Bhasa movement.

Students

1. However, request was rejected even though there was a sizable number of students who understood Nepal Bhasa.

Written

1. Over the centuries, Nepal Bhasa has been written in many scripts, all of which are descended from the Brahmi script. (Web site)

Nepali

1. In the capital Kathmandu, Nepali, Nepal Bhasa (the Newar language) and English are the most widely understood languages.

State Radio

1. There were no programs broadcast in Nepal Bhasa in the state radio, Radio Nepal. (Web site)

Newars

1. Newars speak their own language, ' Newari' better known as Nepal Bhasa which belongs to Tibeto - Burman family of languages. (Web site)

Educational

1. Oher languages including Nepal Bhasa were cast aside as the population could not use it for official, educational or for legal activities. (Web site)

Programs

1. Plus, there were no programs of Nepal Bhasa in the state radio i.e. (Web site)

Era

1. Lalitvistara, a Sanskrit Buddhist text was translated by Nisthananda Bajracharya, one of the four pillars of Nepal Bhasa during this era [ 9]. (Web site)
2. It was identified that Nepal Bhasa is a Sino-Tibetan language and not Indo-Aryan language (as was believed) in this era[ 7]. (Web site)

Newari

1. Their common language being Nepal Bhasa ("Newari" according to Statistics Nepal) or the languages progenitor of Nepal Bhasa.

People

1. Many people initiated their activities in Nepal Bhasa during their stay in jail.

Modern Form

1. Modern Nepal Bhasa A lot of writers and thinkers have contributed to the modern form of Nepal Bhasa. (Web site)
2. A lot of writers and thinkers have contributed to the modern form of Nepal Bhasa. (Web site)

Language

1. This language is also known as NEPAL BHASA. This is my mother tongue. (Web site)

Nepal

1. Nepal Bhasa originated in the Kathmandu Valley, the capital of Nepal.
2. The Supreme Court of Nepal has also banned any use of Nepal Bhasa even for trivial matters in official purposes of any part of Nepal. (Web site)
3. Nepal Bhasa movement (Nepal Bhasa:नेपालभाषा आन्दोलन) is a linguistic movement of Nepal.

Nepal Bhasa

1. Even after programs in Nepal Bhasa began to be broadcast, the language was referred to as "Newari", a term considered derogatory by Newars. (Web site)
2. Also, the renaissance marked the revival of the word "Nepal Bhasa" to name the language rather than the Khas imposed term "Newari". (Web site)
3. During this era, Khas language was renamed "Nepali" and Nepal Bhasa was renamed "Newari".

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