Aimed at teaching Nepali language to Bhutanese children, Bhutanese seniors and community members in Adelaide have started Nepali language classes.
- Learners in Nepali class run in Adelaide
Run on weekly basis for two hours every Saturday, the classes are jointly sponsored by Bhutanese seniors and the City of Salisbury, informed Kamal Dahal from Adelaide.
“Language classes are facilitated by hard-working community volunteers, youths and teachers who have significant links with the community members, including parents,” said Dahal.
Congratulations Kamal and the entire team for your wonderful work done for the purpose of preserving language, culture and identity ! There are Nepali text books of 1-5 grades in pdf version kept at http://www.gyanjyotikendra.org
Please visit the website and make good use of it.
Thanks
Bhagirath Khatiwada
USA, Concord, NH
The books in your link are not appropriate for nepali speaking diaspora. they are prepared by Nepal government to teach general issues to nepalese children. Here we are focusing on Nepali language, thus textbooks have to be designed to teach how to read and write Nepali for young people.
Thank you Bhagirath sir for you words. Online teaching materials in PDF version is very helpful for us. Thank you so much for your support.
Really nice n beneficial project…it is the prime thing that should be given to the children who r born abroad n small kids from nepal….
I found those resources really helpful to meet our challenges. Thank you Bhagirath sir. @ Indra: fulko aakhama fulai Sansar ….
Hi, I live in Adelaide but I can’t find any information on these classes – I have some Bhutanese friends and I want to learn Nepali and would rather attend a class than read a book