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Introduction[edit | edit source]

Welcome to the lesson on "Pronouns in Nepali"! In this lesson, we will explore the different types of pronouns in the Nepali language and how they are used in sentences. Pronouns play a crucial role in communication as they replace nouns to avoid repetition and make our speech or writing more concise. Understanding pronouns is essential for effective communication in Nepali. So, let's dive in and explore the fascinating world of Nepali pronouns!

Types of Pronouns in Nepali[edit | edit source]

In Nepali, like in many other languages, there are several types of pronouns. Each type serves a specific purpose and has its own unique characteristics. Let's take a closer look at each type of pronoun:

Personal Pronouns[edit | edit source]

Personal pronouns in Nepali are used to refer to specific people or things. These pronouns change based on the grammatical person, gender, and number. Here are the different forms of personal pronouns in Nepali:

Nepali (individual language)	Pronunciation	English
म (ma)	mā	I, me
तिमी (timī)	timī	you (singular, informal)
तपाईं (tapāīṁ)	tapāīm̐	you (singular, formal)
उ (u)	u	he, him
उनी (unī)	unī	she, her
हाम्रो (hāmro)	hāmro	we, our, us
तपाईंहरूको (tapāīṁharūko)	tapāīm̐harūko	your (plural, formal)
हाम्रो (hāmro)	hāmro	our (plural)
उनीहरूको (unīharūko)	unīharūko	their

Personal pronouns are often used to introduce oneself or address others. For example:
- मेरो नाम रिता हो। (Mero nām ritā ho.) - My name is Rita.
- तपाईंको नाम के हो? (Tapāīṁko nām ke ho?) - What is your name?

Personal pronouns can also be used as the subject or object of a sentence. For example:
- उ पढ्छ। (U paḍhcha.) - He is studying.
- म तिमीलाई देख्छु। (Ma timīlāī dekchhu.) - I see you.

Demonstrative Pronouns[edit | edit source]

Demonstrative pronouns in Nepali are used to point out specific people or things. These pronouns indicate the proximity of the object in relation to the speaker. Here are the different forms of demonstrative pronouns in Nepali:

Nepali (individual language)	Pronunciation	English
यो (yo)	yo	this
त्यो (tyo)	tyo	that
त्यो (tyo)	tyo	it
यी (yī)	yī	these
ती (tī)	tī	those

Demonstrative pronouns are useful when we want to draw attention to something specific. For example:
- यो किताब रामको हो। (Yo kitāb rāmkō ho.) - This book belongs to Ram.
- त्यो घर रिताको छ। (Tyo ghar ritākō cha.) - That house is Rita's.

Demonstrative pronouns can also be used to replace a noun in a sentence. For example:
- मेरो कम्प्युटर फोहोर छ, त्यो त रामको हो। (Mero kampyūṭar phōhōra cha, tyo ta rāmkō ho.) - My computer is broken, that one is Ram's.

Interrogative Pronouns[edit | edit source]

Interrogative pronouns in Nepali are used to ask questions about people or things. These pronouns help gather information or seek clarification. Here are the different forms of interrogative pronouns in Nepali:

Nepali (individual language)	Pronunciation	English
को (ko)	ko	who, whom
के (ke)	ke	what
कस्तो (kastō)	kastō	which

Interrogative pronouns are indispensable when we want to inquire about someone or something. For example:
- कसको घर हो यो? (Kasakō ghar ho yo?) - Whose house is this?
- के तपाईंले खानुभयो? (Ke tapāīnlē khānubhayō?) - What did you eat?

Interrogative pronouns can also be used as the subject or object of a sentence. For example:
- कसलाई तिमी देखाउँछौ? (Kasalāī timī dēkhāūchhau?) - Whom are you showing?
- कसले यो गिफ्ट दियो? (Kasalē yo gifṭa diyō?) - Who gave this gift?

Relative Pronouns[edit | edit source]

Relative pronouns in Nepali are used to connect a noun clause to the main clause. These pronouns introduce additional information about a person or thing. Here are the different forms of relative pronouns in Nepali:

Nepali (individual language)	Pronunciation	English
जसले (jasalē)	jasalē	who, whom, which, that
जसको (jasakō)	jasakō	whose

Relative pronouns are used to provide more details or describe a noun in a sentence. For example:
- मैले त्यो खेल खेलेको लारा देखेँ। (Mailē tyo khēla khēlēkō lārā dēkhē̃.) - I saw the boy who was playing the game.
- मेरो बागमा फुलहरू छन् जसले रंगीन हुन्छन्। (Mērō bāgamā phulaharū chhan jasalē raṅgīna hunchhan.) - There are flowers in my garden that are colorful.

Reflexive Pronouns[edit | edit source]

Reflexive pronouns in Nepali are used when the subject and the object of a sentence refer to the same person or thing. These pronouns emphasize the action or state of the subject. Here is the reflexive pronoun in Nepali:

Nepali (individual language)	Pronunciation	English
आफ्नो (āphnō)	āphnō	oneself, self

Reflexive pronouns are used to highlight that the subject is performing an action on itself. For example:
- म आफ्नो बाल धुन्छु। (Ma āphnō bāla dhunchhu.) - I am combing my hair.
- उनले आफ्नो फोटो खिच्नुभयो। (Unalē āphnō phōṭō khicnubhayō.) - He took a photo of himself.

Cultural Insights[edit | edit source]

In Nepali culture, pronouns play a significant role in maintaining respect and hierarchy. The choice of pronouns depends on the formality of the situation and the relationship between the speaker and the listener. It is common for Nepali people to address others using formal pronouns, especially when meeting someone for the first time or conversing with elders or authority figures.

Nepali society also places great importance on family and community. The use of pronouns reflects this emphasis on relationships. For example, the pronouns "हाम्रो" (hāmro) and "उनीहरूको" (unīharūko) show the collective nature of the Nepali culture, where the sense of "our" and "their" extends beyond immediate family members.

Historically, the Nepali language has been influenced by Sanskrit, which has shaped its grammar and vocabulary, including pronouns. Understanding the cultural nuances and historical influences on pronouns can enhance your understanding and appreciation of the Nepali language.

Now that we have explored the different types of pronouns in Nepali and gained cultural insights, let's move on to some exercises to practice what we have learned.

Practice Exercises[edit | edit source]

1. Replace the underlined noun with the appropriate pronoun:

रिता लाई देख्न आयो। (Ritā lāī dēkhna āyō.) - She came to see Rita.
तिमीले तपाईंको किताब चाहिएको थियो। (Timīlē tapāīṁkō kitāb cāhiēkō thiyō.) - You wanted your book.

2. Complete the sentences with the correct demonstrative pronouns:

यो घर रामको हो। (Yo ghar rāmkō ho.) - _______ house belongs to Ram.
त्यो किताब खोल। (Tyo kitāb khōla.) - Open _______ book.

3. Ask questions using the given interrogative pronouns:

_______ तपाईंले आफ्नो नाम बताउनुभयो? (Ke tapāīnlē āphnō nām batāunubhayō?) - Whom did you tell your name to?
_______ घर हो यो? (Kasakō ghar ho yo?) - Whose house is this?

Solutions[edit | edit source]

1. Replace the underlined noun with the appropriate pronoun:

उनी लाई देख्न आयो। (Unī lāī dēkhna āyō.) - He came to see her.
तपाईंले तपाईंको किताब चाहिएको थियो। (Tapāīṁlē tapāīṁkō kitāb cāhiēkō thiyō.) - You wanted your book.

2. Complete the sentences with the correct demonstrative pronouns:

यो घर रामको हो। (Yo ghar rāmkō ho.) - This house belongs to Ram.
त्यो किताब खोल। (Tyo kitāb khōla.) - Open that book.

3. Ask questions using the given interrogative pronouns:

कसलाई तपाईंले आफ्नो नाम बताउनुभयो? (Kasalāī tapāīnlē āphnō nām batāunubhayō?) - Whom did you tell your name to?
कसको घर हो यो? (Kasakō ghar ho yo?) - Whose house is this?

Congratulations! You have successfully learned about pronouns in Nepali and practiced using them in different contexts. Keep practicing and exploring the Nepali language to enhance your language skills and cultural understanding.

Table of Contents - Nepali (individual language) Course - 0 to A1[edit source]

Course Presentation

Nouns and Pronouns

Verbs and Tenses

Adjectives and Adverbs

Negation and Interrogatives

Numbers in Nepali

Words and Phrases

Food and Drinks

Festivals in Nepal

Nepali Society

Nepali Cuisine

Nepali Arts and Crafts

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-In this lesson, you will learn about the different types of pronouns in Nepali and their usage in sentences. Pronouns are used to replace nouns in a sentence, making sentences more concise and easier to understand. Learning how to use pronouns correctly in Nepali will improve your ability to communicate effectively.
+== Introduction ==
+Welcome to the lesson on "Pronouns in Nepali"! In this lesson, we will explore the different types of pronouns in the Nepali language and how they are used in sentences. Pronouns play a crucial role in communication as they replace nouns to avoid repetition and make our speech or writing more concise. Understanding pronouns is essential for effective communication in Nepali. So, let's dive in and explore the fascinating world of Nepali pronouns!
-<span link>After mastering this lesson, these related pages might interest you: [[Language/Nepali-individual-language/Grammar/Questions|Questions]] & [[Language/Nepali-individual-language/Grammar/How-to-Use-Have|How to Use Have]].</span>
+== Types of Pronouns in Nepali ==
-== Personal Pronouns ==
-Personal pronouns are used to replace the names of people or things. In Nepali, personal pronouns change depending on whether the person is the subject or object of the sentence. Below is a table that shows the different personal pronouns in Nepali, their pronunciation, and their English translations.
+In Nepali, like in many other languages, there are several types of pronouns. Each type serves a specific purpose and has its own unique characteristics. Let's take a closer look at each type of pronoun:
+=== Personal Pronouns ===
+Personal pronouns in Nepali are used to refer to specific people or things. These pronouns change based on the grammatical person, gender, and number. Here are the different forms of personal pronouns in Nepali:
 {| class="wikitable"
 ! Nepali (individual language) !! Pronunciation !! English
 |-
-| म || ma || I/me
+| म (ma) || mā || I, me
 |-
-|तपाईं || tapā'ī || you (polite)
+| तिमी (timī) || timī || you (singular, informal)
 |-
-|तिमी || timī || you (informal)
+| तपाईं (tapāīṁ) || tapāīm̐ || you (singular, formal)
 |-
-|उनी || unī || he/she/it
+| उ (u) || u || he, him
 |-
-|हामी || hāmī || we/us
+| उनी (unī) || unī || she, her
 |-
-|तपाईंहरू || tapā'īhara || you all (polite)
+| हाम्रो (hāmro) || hāmro || we, our, us
 |-
-|तिमीहरू || timīhara || you all (informal)
+| तपाईंहरूको (tapāīṁharūko) || tapāīm̐harūko || your (plural, formal)
 |-
-|उनीहरू || unīhara || they
+| हाम्रो (hāmro) || hāmro || our (plural)
+|-
+| उनीहरूको (unīharūko) || unīharūko || their
 |}
-Here are some examples of personal pronouns in Nepali:
+* Personal pronouns are often used to introduce oneself or address others. For example:
+** मेरो नाम रिता हो। (Mero nām ritā ho.) - My name is Rita.
+** तपाईंको नाम के हो? (Tapāīṁko nām ke ho?) - What is your name?
-* म थकेको छु। (Ma thakeko chu.) - I am tired.
+* Personal pronouns can also be used as the subject or object of a sentence. For example:
-* तपाईंलाई कस्तो लाग्यो? (Tapā'īlā'ī kasto lāgyo?) - How are you? (polite)
+** उ पढ्छ। (U paḍhcha.) - He is studying.
-* तिमी के गर्छौ? (Timī ke garchha'u?) - What are you doing? (informal)
+** म तिमीलाई देख्छु। (Ma timīlāī dekchhu.) - I see you.
-* उनी घर गएको छ। (Unī ghar gaeko chu.) - He/she went home.
-* हामी साथी हौं। (Hāmī sāthī haun.) - We are friends.
-* तपाईंहरूलाई नमस्कार। (Tapā'īharūlā'ī namaskār.) - Greetings to you all. (polite)
-* तिमीहरू के खानुभयो? (Timīharū ke khānubhayo?) - What did you all eat? (informal)
-* उनीहरू घरमा छन्। (Unīharū gharma chan.) - They are at home.
-== Possessive Pronouns ==
+=== Demonstrative Pronouns ===
-Possessive pronouns are used to show ownership or possession. In Nepali, possessive pronouns change depending on the gender of the possessed noun. Below is a table that shows the different possessive pronouns in Nepali, their pronunciation, and their English translations.
+Demonstrative pronouns in Nepali are used to point out specific people or things. These pronouns indicate the proximity of the object in relation to the speaker. Here are the different forms of demonstrative pronouns in Nepali:
 {| class="wikitable"
 ! Nepali (individual language) !! Pronunciation !! English
 |-
-| मेरो || mero || my
+| यो (yo) || yo || this
-|-
-| तपाईंको || tapā'īko || your (polite)
-|-
-| तिम्रो || timro || your (informal)
 |-
-| उनीको || unīko || his/her/its
+| त्यो (tyo) || tyo || that
 |-
-| हाम्रो || hāmro || our
+| त्यो (tyo) || tyo || it
 |-
-| तपाईंहरूको || tapā'īharūko || your all's (polite)
+| यी (yī) || yī || these
 |-
-| तिमीहरूको || timīharūko || your all's (informal)
+| ती (tī) || tī || those
-|-
-| उनीहरूको || unīharūko || their
 |}
-Here are some examples of possessive pronouns in Nepali:
+* Demonstrative pronouns are useful when we want to draw attention to something specific. For example:
+** यो किताब रामको हो। (Yo kitāb rāmkō ho.) - This book belongs to Ram.
+** त्यो घर रिताको छ। (Tyo ghar ritākō cha.) - That house is Rita's.
+* Demonstrative pronouns can also be used to replace a noun in a sentence. For example:
+** मेरो कम्प्युटर फोहोर छ, त्यो त रामको हो। (Mero kampyūṭar phōhōra cha, tyo ta rāmkō ho.) - My computer is broken, that one is Ram's.
-* मेरो घर। (Mero ghar.) - My house.
+=== Interrogative Pronouns ===
-* तपाईंको नाम के हो? (Tapā'īko nām ke ho?) - What is your name? (polite)
-* तिम्रो सामान कहाँ छ? (Timro sāmān kahā chha?) - Where is your stuff? (informal)
-* उनीको किताब। (Unīko kitāb.) - His/her book.
-* हाम्रो केहि छैन। (Hāmro kehi chaina.) - We don't have anything.
-* तपाईंहरूको घर कति दूर छ? (Tapā'īharūko ghar kati dūr chha?) - How far is your house? (polite)
-* तिमीहरूको कुरा शुन्ने को लागि धन्यवाद। (Timīharūko kurā shunne ko lāgi dhanyavād.) - Thank you for listening to you all's talk. (informal)
-* उनीहरूको काम। (Unīharūko kām.) - Their work.
-== Demonstrative Pronouns ==
+Interrogative pronouns in Nepali are used to ask questions about people or things. These pronouns help gather information or seek clarification. Here are the different forms of interrogative pronouns in Nepali:
-Demonstrative pronouns are used to indicate specific things or people. In Nepali, demonstrative pronouns are similar to the English "this" and "that". Below is a table that shows the different demonstrative pronouns in Nepali, their pronunciation, and their English translations.
 {| class="wikitable"
 ! Nepali (individual language) !! Pronunciation !! English
 |-
-| यो || yo || this
+| को (ko) || ko || who, whom
 |-
-| त्यो || tyo || that
+| के (ke) || ke || what
 |-
-| उओ || uo || that (far away)
+| कस्तो (kastō) || kastō || which
 |}
-Here are some examples of demonstrative pronouns in Nepali:
+* Interrogative pronouns are indispensable when we want to inquire about someone or something. For example:
+** कसको घर हो यो? (Kasakō ghar ho yo?) - Whose house is this?
+** के तपाईंले खानुभयो? (Ke tapāīnlē khānubhayō?) - What did you eat?
+* Interrogative pronouns can also be used as the subject or object of a sentence. For example:
+** कसलाई तिमी देखाउँछौ? (Kasalāī timī dēkhāūchhau?) - Whom are you showing?
+** कसले यो गिफ्ट दियो? (Kasalē yo gifṭa diyō?) - Who gave this gift?
-* यो किताब। (Yo kitāb.) - This book.
+=== Relative Pronouns ===
-* त्यो घर। (Tyo ghar.) - That house.
-* उओ घाट। (Uo ghāṭ.) - That bridge (far away).
-== Interrogative Pronouns ==
+Relative pronouns in Nepali are used to connect a noun clause to the main clause. These pronouns introduce additional information about a person or thing. Here are the different forms of relative pronouns in Nepali:
-Interrogative pronouns are used to ask questions. In Nepali, interrogative pronouns change depending on the gender of the noun being asked about. Below is a table that shows the different interrogative pronouns in Nepali, their pronunciation, and their English translations.
 {| class="wikitable"
 ! Nepali (individual language) !! Pronunciation !! English
 |-
-| को || ko || who/whose (masculine)
+| जसले (jasalē) || jasalē || who, whom, which, that
 |-
-| कि || ki || what
+| जसको (jasakō) || jasakō || whose
-|-
-| कसले || kasle || who/whose (feminine)
-|-
-| के || ke || which
 |}
-Here are some examples of interrogative pronouns in Nepali:
+* Relative pronouns are used to provide more details or describe a noun in a sentence. For example:
+** मैले त्यो खेल खेलेको लारा देखेँ। (Mailē tyo khēla khēlēkō lārā dēkhē̃.) - I saw the boy who was playing the game.
+** मेरो बागमा फुलहरू छन् जसले रंगीन हुन्छन्। (Mērō bāgamā phulaharū chhan jasalē raṅgīna hunchhan.) - There are flowers in my garden that are colorful.
-* को यहाँ छ? (Ko yahā chha?) - Who is here? (masculine)
+=== Reflexive Pronouns ===
-* कि फरक पड्छ? (Ki phark padchha?) - What difference does it make?
-* कसले यति धन कमायो? (Kasle yati dhan kamāyo?) - Who earned this much money? (feminine)
-* के खानालाई पसन्द छ? (Ke khānālā'ī pasand chha?) - Which food do you like?
-== Indefinite Pronouns ==
+Reflexive pronouns in Nepali are used when the subject and the object of a sentence refer to the same person or thing. These pronouns emphasize the action or state of the subject. Here is the reflexive pronoun in Nepali:
-Indefinite pronouns are used to refer to people or things in general, without specifying them. In Nepali, indefinite pronouns change depending on the gender of the noun being spoken about. Below is a table that shows the different indefinite pronouns in Nepali, their pronunciation, and their English translations.
 {| class="wikitable"
 ! Nepali (individual language) !! Pronunciation !! English
 |-
-| कसैले || kasaile || somebody/anybody
+| आफ्नो (āphnō) || āphnō || oneself, self
-|-
-| केही || kehi || something/anything
-|-
-| कहिलेकाही || kahilekāhi || sometime/anytime
-|-
-| कुनै || kunai || someone/anyone
-|-
-| केहीले || kehīle || some/any
 |}
-Here are some examples of indefinite pronouns in Nepali:
+* Reflexive pronouns are used to highlight that the subject is performing an action on itself. For example:
+** म आफ्नो बाल धुन्छु। (Ma āphnō bāla dhunchhu.) - I am combing my hair.
+** उनले आफ्नो फोटो खिच्नुभयो। (Unalē āphnō phōṭō khicnubhayō.) - He took a photo of himself.
-* कसैले फोन गर्यो। (Kasaile phon garyo.) - Somebody called.
+== Cultural Insights ==
-* केही खानूस्। (Kehī khānus.) - Let's eat something.
-* कहिलेकाही यहाँ आउनुस्। (Kahilekāhi yahā'ṅ āunus.) - Come here sometime.
-* कुनै थाना छैन। (Kunai thānā chaina.) - There is no one here.
-* केहीले सीट खाली छैन? (Kehīle sīṭ khālī chaina?) - Are there any seats available?
-Learning the different types of pronouns in Nepali will help you to communicate more effectively in Nepali. Make sure to practice using pronouns in your daily conversation!
+In Nepali culture, pronouns play a significant role in maintaining respect and hierarchy. The choice of pronouns depends on the formality of the situation and the relationship between the speaker and the listener. It is common for Nepali people to address others using formal pronouns, especially when meeting someone for the first time or conversing with elders or authority figures.
+Nepali society also places great importance on family and community. The use of pronouns reflects this emphasis on relationships. For example, the pronouns "हाम्रो" (hāmro) and "उनीहरूको" (unīharūko) show the collective nature of the Nepali culture, where the sense of "our" and "their" extends beyond immediate family members.
+Historically, the Nepali language has been influenced by Sanskrit, which has shaped its grammar and vocabulary, including pronouns. Understanding the cultural nuances and historical influences on pronouns can enhance your understanding and appreciation of the Nepali language.
+Now that we have explored the different types of pronouns in Nepali and gained cultural insights, let's move on to some exercises to practice what we have learned.
+== Practice Exercises ==
+. Replace the underlined noun with the appropriate pronoun:
+* रिता लाई देख्न आयो। (Ritā lāī dēkhna āyō.) - She came to see Rita.
+* तिमीले तपाईंको किताब चाहिएको थियो। (Timīlē tapāīṁkō kitāb cāhiēkō thiyō.) - You wanted your book.
+. Complete the sentences with the correct demonstrative pronouns:
+* यो घर रामको हो। (Yo ghar rāmkō ho.) - _______ house belongs to Ram.
+* त्यो किताब खोल। (Tyo kitāb khōla.) - Open _______ book.
+. Ask questions using the given interrogative pronouns:
+* _______ तपाईंले आफ्नो नाम बताउनुभयो? (Ke tapāīnlē āphnō nām batāunubhayō?) - Whom did you tell your name to?
+* _______ घर हो यो? (Kasakō ghar ho yo?) - Whose house is this?
+== Solutions ==
+. Replace the underlined noun with the appropriate pronoun:
+* उनी लाई देख्न आयो। (Unī lāī dēkhna āyō.) - He came to see her.
+* तपाईंले तपाईंको किताब चाहिएको थियो। (Tapāīṁlē tapāīṁkō kitāb cāhiēkō thiyō.) - You wanted your book.
+. Complete the sentences with the correct demonstrative pronouns:
+* यो घर रामको हो। (Yo ghar rāmkō ho.) - This house belongs to Ram.
+* त्यो किताब खोल। (Tyo kitāb khōla.) - Open that book.
+. Ask questions using the given interrogative pronouns:
+* कसलाई तपाईंले आफ्नो नाम बताउनुभयो? (Kasalāī tapāīnlē āphnō nām batāunubhayō?) - Whom did you tell your name to?
+* कसको घर हो यो? (Kasakō ghar ho yo?) - Whose house is this?
+Congratulations! You have successfully learned about pronouns in Nepali and practiced using them in different contexts. Keep practicing and exploring the Nepali language to enhance your language skills and cultural understanding.
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