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Nepali, sometimes referred to as Nepalese or Gorkhali, is the main language of Nepal. It's also spoken in parts of India, Bhutan, and Myanmar. This language uses the Devanagari script and has a deep cultural significance.

One of the standout features of Nepali is its consonants. The language has pairs that are either aspirated or non-aspirated. For example, there's a difference between "kha" (ख) with a breathy sound and "ka" (क) without it. Another important aspect is the length of vowels. In Nepali, how long you say a vowel can change a word's meaning. Short and long vowels, like in "फल" (phal) for fruit and "फाल" (phaal) for a division, are distinct. The language also has nasal sounds, where the sound comes out through the nose, as in "अंश" (aṁśa).

SpeechGen understands Nepali's unique sounds and rhythms. Using artificial intelligence, it captures the language's specific tones and structures. This ensures the speech sounds natural. With SpeechGen, the voices generated mirror how a real person would speak in Nepali.

Today, tools that turn text into speech are very useful. They help in many areas. SpeechGen offers a tool that knows Nepali well. This means the words will sound right and clear. Every language has its own special details. SpeechGen respects these details, making sure the content sounds natural to listeners.

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How to Speak Nepali

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Nepali is a language in the Indo-Aryan family, which is primarily spoken in Nepal. Nepali is also spoken in the eastern parts of India, and in Myanmar (Burma) and Bhutan. Today, around 17 million people speak the Nepali language. [1] X Research source Nepali is written using the Devanāgarī alphabet, which has 36 letters, but it’s common to see written Nepali transliterated into the Latin alphabet. As with any language, start by learning basics, like counting and picking up a few simple phrases.

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Learning the Basics

• There are also differences in pronunciation between various national and regional dialects. If you’re planning a trip to Nepal or Myanmar, practice the regional dialect of that specific region.

• Address older men and older women respectfully as “dai” or “didi,” respectively. [4] X Research source
• Tell someone “Good morning” by saying, “Subha prabhat.”
• Tell someone “Good evening” by saying “Subha sandhya.”
• Ask “How are you?” by saying, “Tapai laai kasto chha?”
• Ask someone what their name is by saying, “Tapai ko naam ke ho?”

• “Please speak more slowly.” “Bistaarai bhannus.”
• “I don’t understand.” “Maile bujhina.”
• “Leave me alone!” “Malai eklai chodnuhos!”
• “Have a nice day.” “Subha din.”
• These phrases will be the same regardless of the gender of the individual you’re addressing.

• “Where are you going?” “Kahaan jaane?”
• “Could you take my photo?” “Mero tasbeer khichna saknu hunchha?”
• “Do you speak English?” “Tapaain angrejee boln saknuhunchha?”
• “Do you speak Nepali?” “Ke tapai Nepali bolnuhunchha?” [7] X Research source
• “Where is the toilet?” “Sauchalaya kata chha?”

Studying Nepali Alone

• If you’re serious about learning Nepali, it would also be a good idea to purchase a Nepali / English dictionary and a Nepali phrasebook.

• Check out useful websites including My Languages, PolyMath, or NepalGo.

• Flashcards only work if you refer to them frequently. Make them part of your daily routine: quiz yourself on Nepali vocabulary before bed, or flip through a stack of vocabulary words over breakfast.

• If you can’t find a TV channel dedicated to Nepalese shows, try looking online. Various Nepali shows stream on YouTube, and other networks stream their content online.
• For example, check out Kantipur TV Live at https://kantipurtv.com/live .

• Note that reading Nepalese will not necessarily improve your ability to speak the language. But, if you practice reading passages out loud, you’ll improve your phrase recognition.

Studying and Immersing Yourself in Nepali with Others

• If you know anyone from Nepal who is learning English, you could help them speak English after they help you speak Nepali.

• If you have friends who speak Nepali fluently, ask them to come on your trip with you. They can act as a “translator” and help you out if you forget some vocabulary or have trouble communicating.

• In addition to Cornell and various community colleges, online Nepali courses are offered through various institutions, both academic and non-academic. [11] X Research source These include Language Trainers (in the UK) and the Peace Corps. [12] X Research source

• Cornell University offers Nepali language courses both on campus and online. [13] X Research source The University of Chicago also offers Nepali classes through its South Asia Language Resource Center.
• Contact your local community college and ask if they offer classes in the Nepali language.

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• ↑ https://www.omniglot.com/language/phrases/nepali.php
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• ↑ https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/International-Travel-Country-Information-Pages/Nepal.html
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To learn how to speak Nepali, start by tackling the basics, such as “Namaste” for hello and goodbye, “Subha prabhat” for good morning, and “Subha sandhya” for good evening. Then, start learning how to ask questions, like “Tapai laai kasto chha?” for “How are you?” or, “Tapai ko naam ke ho?” for “What’s your name?” As you get more confident with basic phrases, purchase a Nepali grammar book to study the basic sentence structure, and consult online resources such as Nepali TV shows and radio broadcasts to get used to the language. If you want to learn more, such as how to correctly pronounce the Nepali phrases, keep reading the article! Did this summary help you? Yes No

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Nepali Text to speech, also known as TTS, read aloud, or even speech synthesis. It simply means using artificial intelligence to read words aloud be; it from a PDF, email, docs, or any website. There isn’t a voice artist recording phrases or words, or even the entire article. Speech generation is done on-the-fly, in real time, with natural sounding AI voices.

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Text-to-speech goes by a few names. Some refer to it as TTS,  read aloud , or even speech synthesis ; for the more engineered name. Today, it simply means using  artificial intelligence  to read words aloud be; it from a PDF, email, docs, or any website. Instantly turn text into audio. Listen in English, Italian, Portuguese,  Spanish , or more and choose your accent and character to personalize your experience.

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Beautifully. Nepali Speech synthesis works by installing an app like Speechify either on your device or as a browser extension. AI scans the Nepali words on the page and reads it out loud, without any lag. You can change the default voice to a custom voice, change accents, languages, and even increase or decrease the speaking rate.

AI has made significant progress in synthesizing voices. It can pick up on formatted text and change tone accordingly. Gone are the days where the voices sounded robotic. Speechify is revolutionizing that.

Once you install the TTS mobile app, you can easily convert Nepali text to speech from any website within your browser, read aloud your email, and more. If you install it as a browser extension, you can do just the same on your laptop. The web version is OS agnostic. Mac or Windows, no problem.

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A Nepali text-to-speech service is a tool, like Speechify text to speech, that transforms your written Nepali words into spoken words. Imagine typing out a message in Nepali and having it read out loud by a digital voice – that’s what TTS services, like Speechify TTS do.

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Nepali TTS technology offers many benefits, like helping those with reading difficulties, providing rest for your eyes, multitasking by listening to content, improving pronunciation and language learning, and making content accessible to a wider audience.

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Nepali is the official language of Nepal, and it is also spoken by a large number of people in West Bengal region of India, and by Gurkha people in Myanmar and Bhutan. There are about 20 million Nepali speakers globally. Nepali uses the Devanagari writing system.

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What is Speakatoo's Nepali text to speech and how does it work?

Speakatoo's Nepali Text to Speech platform converts Nepali text into human-like voices, letting users create voice audio files from typed text. These files find uses in e-learning, video production, presentations, and more.

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Nepali Voice Typing is the best, easiest, and fastest Nepali typing tool, which was developed by Google and only works on the Google Chrome browser . Press the mic button and start speaking in Nepali. The software will recognize your voice and type automatically. You can use this typed text anywhere you want. Rest your hand & just type by speaking with this wonderful tool. It is just amazing and next-level technology.

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It is an easy method to type Nepali words very quickly and accurately. Voice typing is a very good option for those who want to type Nepali without using any keyboard. You just need a good mic. Set the mic on your computer and start speaking. The Voice to Text Typing Tool will recognize your voice and start converting your voice to text automatically.

The Nepali Voice Typing tool only works on Google Chrome. So, if you want to use this tool, use it on the Chrome Browser on your PC. After voice typing, you can copy it and paste it into Microsoft Word, Social Media, Comments, Nepali Articles, and other applications. Please share it on Facebook and Twitter with your family and friends to help us reach more people who want to use it.

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How to Say Speech in Nepali: Formal and Informal Ways

Learning how to say “speech” in Nepali can be a valuable skill when visiting Nepal or when communicating with Nepali speakers. In this guide, we will explore the formal and informal ways of saying “speech” in Nepali, providing you with tips, examples, and even some regional variations if necessary. Let’s dive right in!

Formal Ways to Say “Speech” in Nepali

In formal situations, it is essential to use appropriate language to convey respect and politeness. Here are some formal terms for “speech” in Nepali:

• भाषण (Bhashan): This is the most common word for “speech” in Nepali and is widely used in formal contexts such as public speaking, seminars, and conferences. For example, “मेरो शृँखलामा एक भाषण छ।” (Mero shrinkhalama ek bhashan cha) means “I have a speech in my schedule.”
• भाषण गर्नु (Bhashan garnu): This phrase specifically means “to deliver a speech.” It is used when referring to the act of giving a speech. For instance, “मेरो साथीले भाषण गर्नुभयो।” (Mero sathile bhashan garnubhayo) translates to “My friend delivered a speech.”
• प्रस्तावना (Prastavana): Although not an exact translation, “प्रस्तावना” refers to an introductory speech or an opening address. It is often used in formal events or public gatherings to welcome guests and set the stage for subsequent speeches or discussions.

Informal Ways to Say “Speech” in Nepali

In informal settings or casual conversations, a more relaxed vocabulary is used. Here are some informal ways to refer to “speech” in Nepali:

• भाहन (Bhahan): This term is frequently used colloquially to mean “speech” in everyday conversations between friends. For example, “तपाइले कस्तो भाहन दिएको?” (Tapaile kasto bhahan dieko?) translates to “What kind of speech did you give?”
• भनाइ (Bhanai): In informal contexts, “भनाइ” can be used to denote a speech or even someone’s opinion on a particular matter. For instance, “त्यो मेरो माताको भनाइ हो।” (Tyo mero matako bhanai ho) means “That is my mother’s speech/opinion.”

Regional Variations in Saying “Speech” in Nepali

Nepal has a rich linguistic diversity and regional variations often influence the vocabulary choices. Here are a few regional variations:

Dialect: Newar In the Newari language, which is predominantly spoken in the Kathmandu Valley, “speech” can be expressed as “वाचन” (Vachan) or “प्रबधन” (Prabhadhan) in both formal and informal contexts.

Dialect: Limbu In the Limbu language spoken by the Limbu community, “speech” can be referred to as “तत्व” (Tatwa) or “जीवितट” (Jivitat) in informal situations.

Tips for Learning Nepali Vocabulary

Learning new vocabulary can be challenging, but here are some tips to help you along the way:

• Immerse Yourself: Immerse yourself in Nepali culture, interact with native speakers, and practice using new words in conversations. The more you engage with the language, the faster you will learn.
• Study Regularly: Dedicate consistent time to study Nepali vocabulary. Create flashcards or use language learning apps to practice and reinforce the words you’ve learned.
• Listen and Repeat: Listen to Nepali conversations, audio lessons, or watch Nepali movies with subtitles. Repeat the words and phrases to improve your pronunciation and vocabulary retention.
• Use Online Resources: Take advantage of online resources such as language learning websites, podcasts, and YouTube channels focusing on Nepali language and culture. These resources often provide interactive lessons and valuable tips.
• Practice with Native Speakers: Find language exchange partners or join language learning communities to practice your Nepali skills with native speakers. Regular practice will boost your confidence and fluency.

Remember, learning a language is a journey, and each step will bring you closer to your goal. Enjoy the process, embrace the challenges, and celebrate your achievements!

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Do you know an essential fact about Nepali culture? The people belonging to Nepalese culture highly value politeness and sanctity. So, if you want to make a good impression in front of the locals of Nepal, learn some polite Nepali phrases like  मलाईं माफ गर्नुहोस् (Malā’īṁ māpha garnuhōs).

Do you see people smiling and bowing to each other whenever you look up Nepali culture on google? Well, that is because Nepali people are known for their kind and polite nature. They are calm in the heart and strong in mind, which allows them to treat their fellow beings righteously with politeness. So, before you land in the country of love and courtesy, today’s post will take you through basic words and phrases in the local language to help you carry a positive attitude in Nepal. Learning them will also improve your vocabulary and make you fluent in one of the most popular Indo-Aryan languages, Nepali.

Ready to learn more? Continue reading below and get acquainted with the beauty of the Nepali language .

The Buddhist Influence

Nepali people value politeness and respect. However, such manners and etiquette have reasons. The Buddhist influence mainly brought about the locals’ calm and peace-loving nature.

Buddhism follows the path of enlightenment which requires one to be morally mannered, gentle in speech, and peaceful in thought. Such teachings ask one to follow the law of politeness and gentle manners. Buddhism is highly favored in Nepal, and many Buddhist monks are given exalted positions in society.

There is also a Buddhist text known as “Vinaya,” which talks specifically about politeness in human nature. So, once you visit Nepal, you will feel the importance of such texts and the status provided to monks who have renounced worldly affairs in respect of Buddha . Every citizen has a unique character, and courtesy is found in every stage of their life. So, the moment you reach Nepal and start engaging with the locals, you must be aware of their lifestyle. Anything otherwise can offend someone unintentionally and bring lousy faith to your personality. If you are interested, let’s get started with the basics in the following section.

Polite Nepali Phrases

Now we will go through some basic polite phrases and words you must know and use while conversing with the Nepali locals. Although many locals speak English and will entertain you with your native vocabulary, learning the language and some manners to show respect for their culture is only kind. So, please give the following pronunciation list a good read and become aware.

1. Hey- नमस्ते

The first polite word that you must be aware of is  Namaste . Nepali people always greet each other as a sign of respect and friendliness. So, you are likely to see locals welcoming you. In such situations, it is essential to greet them back and wish them well for positive interaction.

The most common way of greeting someone in Nepal is by taking your palms together in a praying position in front of your chest. You may then follow up with a subtle bow and say Namastē.

2. How Are You?- तिमीलाई कस्तो छ?

It is polite to show care for others. So, whenever you meet someone in Nepal, never forget to greet them and ask how they are doing- Timīlā’ī kastō cha? It shows how sincere and courteous you are from the heart, bringing in a warmer response in return. People who do not seem to care about others or show concern are often canceled in society. Especially in Nepal, people believe in community well-being and always look for ways to celebrate friendship. So, acting ignorant and indifferent will only make your trip more stressful and confusing. If you want to sound more friendly while conversing, you can also say  tapailai kasto cha?

3. Did You Sleep Well?- के तिमी राम्ररी सुत्यौं?

If you want to start your day with a calm and kind phrase in a beautiful country, uttering Kē timī rāmrarī sutyauṁ? is a must. While you can also say good morning or good evening in a simple sense, to make things sound more engaging, you must try to use the first one. It is also one of the best ways of starting a meaningful conversation.

4. Please- कृपया

Another word that will help you in asking questions, enquiring about things, or even requesting people without offending anyone is  Kr̥payā . When we say Nepali people are polite, it is innate in their speech. So, whenever you talk to someone, you will realize how they like to gently put their words and not sound like they are ordering or forcing them on you. Especially being a foreigner, you will be expected to be temperate with your words and thoughts. So, the best way to do it would be to use words like Kr̥payā.

5. Sorry/Excuse Me- माफ गर्नुहोस्

Just like the previous word, there is another that will help you come out of different situations politely without hurting anybody’s feelings, and that is  Malā’īṁ māpha garnuhōs . Whether you stumble at someone, interrupt someone in the middle, or ask for a favour from a stranger, words like this will help you get through and reach your destination. Being in a strange city, you cannot just walk past people without feeling sorry or excusing yourself at times of need. So, learning a more respectful version of the speech is much needed.

6. Yes/No- हो/होइन

Knowing how to confirm something or deny an argument or offer is essential. Just standing there with a blank face or a rude expression will not help. So, whenever you confirm something, you can say Hō . In cases where you want to refuse or deny something, hō’ina is the right word for you. You must be aware of these basics to polity blend in with the locals. If you want to sound more courteous when you are confirming or agreeing with someone’s point, you can also use the word हजुर –  hajur .

7. Thank You- धन्यवाद

We all know that Thank You is a universal phrase used when something is given or done in one’s favour. It is a mark of appreciation and a way of showing gratitude. However, if you want to impress the locals with a native term, Dhan’yavāda is the right word. Never forget to thank or show appreciation when locals help you or offer you a gift. Nepali people are always helpful and kind. So, once you receive such affection from them, it is only respectful to return a similar favor, at least by leaving a Thank You note.

8. It’s Okay/No Thanks- यो ठीक छ/होइन धन्यवाद

There will be instances where you will have to refuse an offer or return a speech when someone is sorry to you. In such cases, only yes/no will appear a little odd. So, the best way to refuse an offer politely would be to say  hō’ina dhan’yavāda . And when it comes to replying to someone saying sorry to you,  Yō ṭhīka cha  is the proper term to use. These will also give a sophisticated impression of your skills and personality, making locals inclined toward you.

9. May I Help You?- के म तपाईलाई मद्दत गर्न सक्छु?

It is always kind to help people out without any selfish motive. It is even more courteous to help people out when the person has not even asked for it themselves. However, such steps might offend someone in cases when they might feel pitied So, to avoid misconceptions and offer a helping hand without hurting someone’s intention, it is best to ask  Kē ma tapā’īlā’ī maddata garna sakchu?  Whenever you see someone struggling, you can politely reach out to them by using this phrase.

10. Nice To Meet You- तपाईँलाई भेटेर खुशी लाग्यो

Once you have met someone and are about to part ways, it is always kind to say  Tapā’īm̐lā’ī bhēṭēra khuśī lāgyō.  It makes bonds more robust and makes the other person realize their presence. Especially when meeting someone for the first time, always use such phrases and leave better notes for the next meeting. It leaves no worry concerning the gathering and ends the day on good terms. So, make sure you use it whenever the situations ask for it.

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Wrapping Up!

Did you feel the excitement running through your blood as you went through this blog? Well, such an adrenaline rush will come in handy once you reach the country and start interacting with the natives. The locals will be shocked to see your efforts and appreciate your concern.

The Ling app has the best resources if you want to learn more such language lessons and impress the locals further. Ling is one of the best language learning apps that cover 60+ languages and content on various topics like food , sports , weather, greetings , and many more through blog posts. One of the best things about the app is that it has recorded audio lessons from native speakers that ensure you pick up the correct accent.

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Honorific Speech: Introduction

What influences a language’s lexical and grammatical parts? The society that speaks it, of course. Culture defines what you will speak. Here, in Nepal, we have a system called ’ Honorific Speech ’ which differentiates speech between various levels of Respect. You don’t talk the same way (use the same wordings) to your seniors as you would to your friends. Honorific speech can also be called ’ Respectful Speech’ …it is a matter of personal choice. 

So, what is it anyway? 

Honorific Speech is differentiation in speech that encodes the relative social status of the participants of the conversation. In simple words, speech is differentiated among various people from various backgrounds. You use different wordings for your Seniors, different wordings for your Juniors, Friends etc. That means, different words are used for different individuals. It can denote or convey Politeness, Respect, Humility etc. In Nepali, Honorific Speech affects Verbs and Pronouns. 

Honorific Speech is known as ‘आदर’ ( aadar ) in Nepali. The whole system of differentiation (like gender, plurality etc.) is called ‘पदसङ्गति’ ( padsangati ).

English doesn’t have this kind of system, though. In Nepali, it is obligatory to use Honour Speech all the time in certain situations, which will be revealed later. *drum rolls*

So, There are three levels of Respect (sometimes four depending on which dialect you are speaking).

Let’s just learn the three levels of Respect right now:

• निम्न आदर ( nimna aadar ) =  Low Respect
• मध्यम आदर ( madhyam aadar)  =  Medium Respect
• उच्च आदर ( uchcha aadar ) =  High Respect

That wasn’t difficult, was it? Well, things are classified that way. Medium Respect ( madhyam aadar ) is also considered to be Neutral in some aspect. Low respect is sometimes offensive whereas  High Respect is…high honours. 

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निम्न आदर  (nimna aadar)

Literally means  ‘Inferior Respect ’. Use of words in this category is strictly limited to speaking with Juniors, Close Friends and Swearing. Its use outside of this sphere is considered highly offensive. Also considered informal in writing and appears in speech (mostly). However, use of this is considered by some people to bring friends ‘closer’. Maybe that’s why close friends use it?

मध्यम आदर  (madhyam aadar)

Literally ’ Medium Respect ’, use of words in this category is extended to Acquaintances, Colleagues, Juniors, Friends etc. You use words inside of this sphere to talk with people who are familiar to you, like friends or colleagues. However, even this is considered to be improper if you use it to talk with your seniors. For them, there is a separate category given below.

उच्च आदर  (uchcha aadar) 

It literally means ’ High Respect ’, with words in this category considered formal and ‘non-attacking’. You use the words in this category to speak with Seniors, Teachers, Parents, Elder Siblings etc., places where Humility and Respect are expected. You do not use this to talk with Close friends and the use of this is typically seen in Books and writings. Words in this sphere is considered to be formal.

*bonus*  अति उच्च आदर  (ati uchcha aadar) 

For the pompous people who claim to have *very* high knowledge of Nepali, there is yet another category whose name literally translates into ’ Too high Respect ’, because ‘High Respect’ was too informal and boring. Apparently, using words inside this ‘sphere’ will make you look like a humble person and honorifically literate.  

CLASSIFICATION OF PRONOUNS

So, pronominal system (system of pronouns) differentiates between respect too. However, this applies only on 2nd and 3rd Person Perspectives. There is no differentiation in 1st Person Pronouns (I, We)…well partly because you cannot talk using respect to yourself!

The above table  (it is an image, actually)  classifies Pronouns into their level of respect. As you can see, तँ ( ta ) is the least-respect denoting  2nd Person Pronoun , तिमी ( timi ) denotes Medium respect and तपाईं ( tapai ) denotes high respect. You might be wondering what ’ X person pronoun ’ means…  1st Person Pronouns  are pronouns like  I  and  We ,  2nd Person Pronoun  is ’ You ’ whereas  3rd Person Pronouns  are  He, She and It  (in english, obviously) . So that means, तँ ( ta ), तिमी ( timi ) and तपाईं ( tapai ) all translates into ’ You ’. So, there are three different ways to say ‘you’ in Nepali!

These are used in different contexts and interchange of them results in change of Respect denotation. For example, the sentence ‘You eat Rice’ can be translated according to the level of respect:

Low Respect:        तँ भात खान्छस्              (ta bhat khanchas) Medium Respect:  तिमी भात खान्छौ           (timi bhat khanchau) High Respect:        तपाईं भात खानुहुन्छ      (tapai bhat khanuhuncha)

More about this in upcoming Lessons. 

CLASSIFICATION OF VERBS

You know that verbs are quite inflicted, so even when pronouns are not there to denote Respect, the verb can make a difference! Verb is the most important part in all languages (hopefully). The inflection in verb agrees with the subject and even when the subject is absent, one can get a notion of respect from the verb itself. As you can see in the above example (in the above section), different verb inflections are used even though the meaning remains the same: to eat. So why different forms? Because they denote different forms of respect. 

More about this  later !

So that was the introduction to Honorific Speech. In order to sound formal, natural etc. this is a must. You cannot just use the same words for everyone! Finally, if you have any questions, do not hesitate to bother me. 🙂

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A Novel Deep Learning Based Nepali Speech Recognition

• Basanta Joshi 40 ,
• Bharat Bhatta 40 ,
• Sanjeeb Prasad Panday 40 &
• Ram Krishna Maharjan 40  
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Automatic speech recognition has allowed human beings to use their voices to speak with a computer interface. Nepali speech recognition involves conversion of Nepali language to corresponding text in Devanagari lipi. This work proposes a novel approach for developing Nepali Speech recognition model based using CNN-GRU. The data is collected from the Librispeech. The collected data is pre-processed and MFCC is applied on it for feature extraction. CNN-GRU model is responsible for extraction of the features and development of the acoustic model. CTC is responsible for decoding. The performance of the developed model has been assessed using Word Error Rate of the transcribed text.

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This work has been supported by the University Grants Commission, Nepal under a Faculty Research Grant (UGC Award No. FRG-76/77-Engg-1) for the research project “Preparation of Nepali Speech Corpus: Step towards Efficient Nepali Speech Processing”.

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Nepali To English Dictionary

Speech meaning in nepali, meaning of "speech".

Other word with "Speech"

• (speech) sweet, soft ,
• dummy like face and speech ,
• figure of speech ,
• foul speech, obscene talk, pornography ,
• give a statement for legal procedure, to make a statement, to give or deliver a speech ,
• inaugural or opening speech ,
• thundering speech ,
• to give speech
• Halli (khalli)
• Halla (khalla)