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Slangs of NepalIt is extremely necessary to hire a travel guide when
you visit Nepal because less than 1 percent of the population
understands English and it becomes extremely difficult to interact.
Nevertheless it is always good to learn a few lines / phrases of the
local language. Besides exchanging pleasantries, it also helps to build
a certain bond with the people and immediately invites friendly
gestures. Following are some of the useful lines in English and their
Nepalese translations: -
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