Nepali / Nepalese Resources

[Speakeasy]

Just me butting in again ... The full 322-page PDF of the Nepalese Familiarization Course, however, can be downloaded here: https://travelandcommunication.com/nepa ... Course.pdf

Thank you very much, Daristani! I have inserted the link that you provided along with the others.

[Speakeasy]

Asian Languages Reading Level Rated Children’s Books

I was introduced to Let's Read: Asia's Free Digital Library for Children today. It has digital children's books in the following languages … Nepali (नेपाली) ... Newari / Nepal Bhasa (नेपाल भाषा) …[inserted: amongst numerous others]

Asian Languages Reading Level Rated Children’s Books

[Pinecone]

Nepali: A Beginner's Primer Conversation and Grammar (3rd ed., 2004) 225 pages, by Banu Oja and Shambhu Oja, -- Cornell University Press
There are several references on the internet to this beginners’ course for the study of Nepali. The book is available for purchase at a nominal price from Cornell University and is available for free download in PDF format, apparently authorized, from numerable websites. Audio recordings were prepared to accompany the course book. Member electronicmonk, who apparently enjoyed working with the book, reported that the link to the recordings on the Cornell University website has been deactivated. I made several unsuccessful attempts at locating the recordings. Perhaps someone could assist? UPDATE: Daristini kindly posted the following advice: "The audio to the Cornell University book "Nepali: A Beginner's Primer Conversation and Grammar" can, at least currently, be downloaded here: https://travelandcommunication.com/nepali-language-learning-pack-updated-library/02%20Nepali%20A%20Beginner's%20Primer%20Conversation%20and%20Grammar%20Audio.rar

http://www.digitalhimalaya.com/projectteam/turin/downloads/nepali_primer.pdf
https://sales.lrc.cornell.edu/products/nepali-a-beginners-primer-conversation-and-grammar-part-i
http://lrc.cornell.edu/medialib/np/npb

It appears Cornell University's Nepali: A Beginner's Primer Conversation and Grammar course was at one time posted publicly in web page format on their website. This web based version includes the audio and is available through the Internet Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20170927171220/http://lrc.cornell.edu/nepali/online/

[Speakeasy]

Thank you, Pinecone, for your continued support. I have inserted your advice under the entry for the Cornell course.