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Our Presentation Skills Training Courses are designed to develop interpersonal skills, increase confidence and help in the planning and delivery of successful presentations. Whether you’re looking for general tips on effective public speaking or specific advice on the analysis and presentation of data, these specially designed courses will help you deliver impactful presentations.

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Presentation Skills

Presentation skills training.

Online Instructor-led (1 days)

Online Self-paced (8 hours)

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Presentation Skills Training Course Outline

Module 1: Introduction to Presentation Skills

• Fundamentals of Presenting
• Become an Effective Speaker
• Your Field of Communication
• Most Common Mistakes
• How to Present with Confidence?
• Planning and Structuring a Presentation
• Transitions
• Organising Presentation Material to Suit Your Audience

Module 2: Using Relevant Presentation Methods

• Presentation Styles
• Preparing for the Occasion
• Preparing for Your Audience
• Using What, Why, and How to Write Your Presentation

Module 3: Bringing Your Presentation to Life

• How to Make a Good Impression from the Start?
• Getting Your Point Across
• Authentic Communication
• Finding Your Own Voice

Module 4: Activity

• Using Visual Aids
• How to Prepare and Present Data?
• How and When to Engage with the Audience?
• Reading Audience Reactions
• Grabbing the Attention of Your Audience
• Asking Questions
• Inspire and Motivate
• Body Language
• Eye Contact
• Using Emotional Intelligence
• Successfully Closing a Presentation
• Receiving Feedback

Module 5: Dealing with Unforeseen Circumstances

• Improvising and Thinking on Your Feet
• Room Layouts
• Beating Last Minute Nerves
• Staying Calm When There are Delays in Starting or Technology Failures
• Dealing with Difficult Audiences
• Dealing with Questions

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Who should attend this Presentation Skills Training?

The Presentation Skills Course is ideally suited for individuals across various professional backgrounds who wish to enhance their ability to deliver impactful and engaging presentations. This course can benefit a wide range of professionals, including:

• Executives and Managers
• Sales and Marketing Professionals
• Project Managers
• Public Relations Professionals
• Public Speakers
• Entrepreneurs

Prerequisites of the Presentation Skills Training

There are no formal prerequisites for this Presentation Skills Course.

Presentation Skills Training Course Overview

The ability to convey ideas, information, and goals effectively is paramount for professional success. A skilled presenter can captivate an audience, persuade stakeholders, and propel careers forward. In today's competitive landscape, mastering Presentation Skills is key to achieving professional growth and influence. The Presentation Skills Course offered by The Knowledge Academy is designed to equip delegates with the knowledge and skills needed to deliver impactful presentations, enhance confidence, and engage audiences effectively. The course is tailored for professionals, educators, and anyone keen on refining their presentation abilities, empowering them to excel in their respective roles.

This intensive 1-day training equips delegates with a robust toolkit for crafting compelling presentations. Delegates explore proven techniques to structure content logically, enhance delivery style, and handle Q&A sessions adeptly. Through engaging training sessions and real-time feedback, delegates gain invaluable insights into non-verbal communication, audience engagement, and overcoming presentation anxiety.

Course Objectives

• To master the art of structuring presentations for maximum impact
• To develop effective verbal and non-verbal communication skills
• To create visually engaging and informative slides
• To learn techniques for managing nervousness and stage fright
• To gain strategies for handling questions and discussions
• To enhance audience engagement and participation
• To understand the psychology of persuasion in presentations
• To practice and receive constructive feedback on presentation delivery

After completing the Presentation Skills Course, delegates will possess a powerful skill set to excel in their professional roles. They will have the confidence to deliver compelling presentations that captivate and persuade audiences. Whether pitching ideas, leading meetings, or delivering training sessions, delegates will stand out as effective communicators.

What’s included in this Presentation Skills Training Course?

• World-Class Training Sessions from Experienced Instructors 
• Presentation Skills Certificate
• Digital Delegate Pack

Business Writing Course

Business writing course outline.

 Module 1: Introduction to Effective Communication

• Definitions of Effective Communication
• Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication
• Aids and Barriers of Effective Communication
• Why is Effective Communication Important?

Module 2: Effective Communication Writing Essentials

• Who is Your Audience?
• Engaging Your Audience
• 7 C’s of Effective Communication
• Dealing with Common Errors
• Apostrophes
• Why are Apostrophes Important?
• Quotation Marks, Commas, Semicolons, and Colons
• Standard Salutations/Greetings and Complimentary Closes
• Planning, Reviewing, and Sending Written Information

Module 3: Report Writing

• What is a Report?
• Effective Report Writing
• Structure of a Report

Module 4: Key Skills for Effective Communication

• Reading Skills
• Applying Reading Skills
• Effective Reading Skills
• Effective Listening Skills
• Positivity and Assertiveness
• What Does It Mean to Be Assertive?
• Persuasive Communication and Persuasion
• What is Influencing?

Module 5: Making Your Pitch

• What are You Presenting?
• Key Benefits of Spoken Communication
• Drawbacks of Spoken Communication
• Elements of a Professional Presentation
• Common Public Speaking Fears
• Common Myths
• Tips for Public Speaking
• Visual Aids
• Presentation Essentials
• Tips for Timings (and Nerves)

Module 6: 7 C’s of Effective Communication

• Completeness
• Conciseness
• Consideration
• Concreteness
• Correctness

Who should attend this Business Writing Course?

The Business Writing Course is designed for a wide range of professionals who aim to enhance their written communication abilities within a corporate context. This Business Writing Training   can be beneficial to a wide range of professionals, including:

• Corporate Professionals
• Managers and Supervisors
• Sales and Marketing Teams
• Customer Service Representatives
• Technical Professionals
• Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners

Prerequisites of the Business Writing Course

There are no formal prerequisites for this Business Writing Training Course.

Business Writing Course Overview

The Business Writing Course, presented by The Knowledge Academy, addresses the critical need for clear and persuasive writing in professional settings. In an era where information overload is the standard, mastering Business Writing is essential for conveying ideas, building relationships, and achieving professional success.

From marketing executives crafting persuasive content to managers communicating strategic plans, the ability to convey ideas clearly and concisely is a crucial skill. Business professionals, entrepreneurs, marketing and sales teams, and anyone seeking to enhance their written communication skills should aim to master this subject.

The 1-day Business Writing Course by The Knowledge Academy equips delegates with practical skills to transform their writing. Through interactive sessions and real-world examples, delegates will learn to structure compelling messages, eliminate jargon, and adapt their tone for diverse audiences. This Business Writing Training empowers delegates to write with confidence, impact, and precision, ultimately enhancing their ability to influence and persuade in the business context.

• To develop clear and concise Business Writing Skills
• To craft persuasive and engaging messages
• To adapt to the writing styles required for different business needs
• To eliminate common grammar and punctuation errors
• To create effective reports, emails, and proposals
• To improve communication with clients and colleagues
• To enhance professional credibility through writing
• To implement practical strategies for time-efficient writing

After completing the Business Writing Course, delegates will emerge with a heightened proficiency in written communication. Armed with useful techniques and newfound confidence, they will be well-prepared to tackle various writing challenges.

What’s included in this Business Writing Course?

• Business Writing Certificate

Data Analysis Skills

Data analysis skills course outline.

 Module 1: Introduction 

• Data Analysis and Synthesis
• What are Statistics?
• Statistics Within the Business

Module 2: Defining the Problem or Opportunity 

• Defining the Problem – What Tools to Use?
• PDCA (Plan, Do, Check, Act)

Module 3: Evidence/Fact Driven Analysis 

• Step Data Collection Process
• List of Criteria for Good Measure
• Measurement System Resolution
• Data and Visual Management (Visual Factory)
• Cognitive Bias
• Introducing Inductive and Deductive Approaches to Validate Data
• Developing and Testing Hypotheses

Module 4: Introduction to Hypotheses Testing

• Hypotheses Testing
• Null and Alternate Hypothesis
• How can the P-Value help?
• Using Control Groups as a Baseline
• What is Skewed Data?
• Using Sigma to Identify If the Process is in Control
• Control Charts
• JQT Zones and Assignable Cause Tests
• Normal Distribution and Normal (Bell) Curve
• Standard Deviation (σ)
• Normal Distributed Bell-Shaped Curve
• Data Classification
• Dependent Vs Independent
• Classes of Data Variable
• Discrete Variables
• Binary and Variables
• Why is the Class of Data Important?
• Hints and Tips
• Steps to Work with Survey Data
• Steps to Follow when Working with Survey Data
• Working with Decision Variables
• Internal and External Constraint
• Constraints and Process Capability 
• CP Process Capability 
• Reliability of Predictions
• Identifying Variables that You Can Control
• Optimise Your Data Worksheet

Module 5: Calculating Probability Using a Statistical Package 

• Probability Defined
• Variation Terminology
• Distribution Curves
• Sensitivity Analysis

Module 6: Scatter Diagrams and Regression 

• Scatter Diagrams
• Forecasting
• A Scatter Diagram is the First Step Towards Regression Analysis
• Correlation Coefficient

Module 7: Identifying the Root Cause 

• Cause and Effect Diagram to Investigate the Root Causes of Repeat Calls 
• Reverse Fishbone Diagram
• Decision and Probability Trees
• Earned Value Management
• Monte Carlo Simulation
• Earned Value Analysis
• Perform Sensitivity Analysis Through Random Parameter Variation
• Using Graphics to Present Data

Module 8: Charts 

• Pareto Charts
• Tornado Charts

Who should attend this Data Analysis Skills Course?

The Data Analysis Skills Training Course is ideally suited for individuals who are looking to enhance their proficiency in handling and interpreting data to make informed decisions and gain valuable insights. This Presentation Skills Course can be beneficial to a wide range of professionals, including:

• Data Analysts
• Business Analysts
• Data Scientists
• Market Researchers
• Financial Analysts
• Marketing Analysts
• Operations Analysts

Prerequisites of the Data Analysis Skills Course

There are no formal prerequisites for this Data Analysis Skills Training Course.

Data Analysis Skills Course Overview

The Data Analysis Skills Course offered by The Knowledge Academy is designed to equip delegates with essential tools and techniques to harness the power of data effectively. Whether you are in business, healthcare, finance, or any industry, understanding Data Analysis is pivotal for enhancing productivity, improving processes, and gaining a competitive edge.

Proficiency in this Presentation Skills Training Course is a vital skill set sought after by professionals across various domains. Business Analysts, Data Scientists, Marketers, and even Managers benefit from understanding Data Analysis. In an era where data is abundant, the ability to uncover actionable insights from datasets empowers professionals to make informed decisions, optimise strategies, and drive organisational success.

The Knowledge Academy’s intensive 1-day Presentation Skills Course offers delegates a fast-track journey to becoming proficient in Data Analysis. Delegates will learn to gather, clean, and visualise data, perform statistical analyses, and interpret results effectively.

• To understand the fundamentals of data analysis and its applications
• To learn about data collection and pre-processing techniques
• To gain expertise in data visualisation for effective communication
• To explore statistical analysis methods for data-driven decision-making
• To apply Data Analysis techniques to real-world scenarios
• To interpret and communicate results effectively
• To build a foundation for advanced Data Analysis and Machine Learning

After completing this Presentation Skills Training Course, delegates will have a solid foundation in Data Analysis techniques, enabling them to make data-driven decisions confidently. They will be better equipped to extract valuable insights from datasets, enhance their problem-solving abilities, and contribute significantly to their organisations' success.

What’s included in this Data Analysis Skills Course?

• Data Analysis Skills Certificate

Blended Learning Essentials

Blended learning essentials course outline.

Module 1: Introduction to Blended Learning

• Definition of Blended Learning
• Benefits and Advantages of Blended Learning
• Key Terminology and Models
• Blended Learning Continuum

Module 2: Blended Learning Pedagogy

• Principles of Effective Blended Learning Design
• Aligning Learning Objectives with Blended Learning
• Cognitive Theories and Blended Learning
• Constructivist and Connectivist Approaches
• Assessing Learning Styles in a Blended Environment

Module 3: Online Learning Tools and Technologies

• Learning Management Systems (LMS)
• Synchronous Vs Asynchronous Learning
• Utilising Video Conferencing and Webinar Platforms
• Integrating Learning Apps and Digital Resources
• Gamification and Interactive Content

Module 4: Designing Blended Learning Courses

• Needs Assessment for Blended Learning
• Creating a Blended Learning Blueprint
• Sequencing Online and In-Person Components
• Designing Engaging Learning Activities
• Incorporating Formative and Summative Assessment

Module 5: Blended Learning Content Development

• Developing Multimedia Content
• Adapting Existing Materials for Online Use
• Copyright and Fair Use in Digital Learning
• Accessibility and Inclusivity Considerations
• Quality Assurance and Review Processes

Module 6: Facilitating Blended Learning Experiences

• Instructor Roles in Blended Learning
• Online Facilitation Best Practices
• Managing Online Discussions and Collaboration
• Providing Timely Feedback
• Addressing Technical Issues and Support

Module 7: Blended Learning Assessment and Evaluation

• Assessment Strategies for Blended Courses
• Measuring Learning Outcomes in Online and In-Person Settings
• Analysing Data for Continuous Improvement
• Addressing Cheating and Academic Integrity
• Feedback and Grading

Module 8: Blended Learning Implementation and Scaling

• Planning for Blended Learning Success
• Scaling Blended Learning Programmes
• Overcoming Common Implementation Challenges
• Professional Development for Educators

Who should attend this Blended Learning Essentials Course?

A Blended Learning Essentials Training Course focuses on equipping individuals with the skills and knowledge required to effectively lead, facilitate, and manage innovation within organisations. This Presentation Skills Training Course can be beneficial for a wide range of professionals, including:

• Instructional Designers
• E-learning Developers
• Distance Learning Coordinators
• Technology Integration Specialists
• Educational Administrators
• Corporate Trainers
• Human Resource Professionals

Prerequisites of the Blended Learning Essentials Training Course

There are no formal prerequisites for this Blended Learning Essentials Course.

Blended Learning Essentials Course Overview

Blended Learning is a widely accepted method of education that combines traditional classroom methods with online digital media. It makes learning more accessible and engaging by incorporating appropriate images, audio, and video, which can add variety and impact. To ensure a positive learning experience for their students, they hire professionals with a good understanding of Blended Learning.

Proficiency in this Presentation Skills Training - Blended Learning - is crucial because it optimises the effectiveness of education and training courses, ensuring engagement and knowledge retention. Educators seeking to enhance their teaching methodologies, corporate trainers aiming to boost employee development, and learning designers striving for innovative solutions should all aim to master this subject. The course provides the expertise needed to excel in their respective fields.

This intensive 1-day Presentation Skills Training offered by The Knowledge Academy empowers delegates with practical skills and knowledge to implement blended learning strategies effectively. Delegates will learn to design and deliver engaging blended learning experiences, leveraging both traditional and digital tools.

• To understand the principles of Blended Learning
• To explore the best practices in designing Blended Learning experiences
• To master the integration of technology in education and training
• To develop skills to evaluate the effectiveness of Blended Learning
• To create engaging content for both online and offline learning
• To adapt Blended Learning to various educational and corporate contexts
• To foster learner engagement and motivation in a blended environment

After completing this Presentation Skills Training Course, delegates will become proficient Blended Learning Practitioners ready to revolutionise their teaching, training, or corporate learning sessions. They will be equipped to create engaging and effective learning experiences that leverage the best of both worlds, traditional and digital methods.

What’s included in this Blended Learning Essentials Training Course?

• World-Class Training Sessions from Experienced Instructors
• Blended Learning Essentials Certificate

Presenting with Impact Training

Presenting with impact course outline.

Module 1: Presentation Skills ​

• Introduction
• Importance of Presentation Skills
• Preparing for a Presentation
• Writing Presentation
• Deciding the Presentation Method
• Working with Visual Aids

Module 2: Effective Presentation Planning​

• Characteristics of Effective Presentation
• Choosing Main Points and Supporting Information
• Establishing Linking Statements
• Developing an Opening and Conclusion

Module 3: Storyboard to Build Compelling Presentations​

• Dot-Dash Story Line
• Elements of Design
• Take a Step Back and Look at the Big Picture

Module 4: Methods of Delivering Presentation​

• Manuscript Style
• Memorised Style
• Extemporaneous Style

Module 5: Audience Analysis ​

• What is Audience Analysis?
• Why Conduct an Audience Analysis?
• Types of Audience Analysis

Module 6: RACI Matrix

• RACI Triangle
• When to Use a RACI Matrix?
• Create RACI Matrix
• RACI Matrix Best Practice

Who should attend this Presenting with Impact Training Course?

This Presenting with Impact Training Course is designed to help improve the presentation skills of professionals, enabling them to communicate ideas effectively and captivate their audience.  Presentation Skills Training Courses like this can benefit a wide range of professionals, including:

• Sales Executives
• Marketing Managers
• Team Leaders
• Business Consultants

Prerequisites of the Presenting with Impact Training Course

There are no formal prerequisites for the Presenting with Impact Training Course.

Presenting with Impact Training Course Overview

Presenting with impact in a professional setting is paramount for successful communication and influence. It goes beyond delivering information—it's about leaving a lasting impression that resonates with the audience. An impactful presentation grabs the audiences’ attention, conveys messages persuasively, and ultimately drives the desired outcomes, be it closing a deal, inspiring a team, or gaining stakeholder support.

Proficiency in this Presentation Skills Training Course offered by The Knowledge Academy equips delegates to the art of effective communication and presentation skills. The ability to convey ideas convincingly is crucial. Whether you are an executive, a salesperson, or a student, mastering this skill is essential for career advancement and personal growth.

The Knowledge Academy’s intensive 1-day Presentation Skills Course equips delegates with practical techniques to captivate audiences, deliver memorable presentations, and communicate with confidence. Delegates will learn to craft compelling messages, use visual aids effectively, manage nerves, and handle questions adeptly. Delegates will develop a strong stage presence and the ability to adapt to diverse audiences through interactive exercises and expert guidance, ensuring their messages leave a lasting impact.

• To master the art of persuasive storytelling
• To create visually engaging presentations
• To develop techniques to overcome public speaking anxiety
• To enhance audience engagement and interaction
• To gain skills to handle challenging questions gracefully
• To build a strong, confident stage presence
• To adapt presentations for different contexts and audiences
• To deliver compelling messages with impact

After completing this Presentation Skills Course, delegates will be well-prepared to excel in their professional and academic pursuits. They will have the tools to deliver presentations that resonate with impact, fostering stronger connections with their audience and driving success in their respective fields.

What’s included in this Presenting with Impact Training Course?

• Presenting with Impact Certificate

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NEPAL INTRO

A small land full of natural beauty and peace – powerpoint ppt presentation.

• A brief Introduction of Nepal
• Agriculture in Nepal
• Nepal China bilateral Relationship
• Nepal, a sovereign Independent Kingdom, lies between 80 degree 12' east longitude and 26 degree 22' and 30 degree 27' north latitude. It is bounded on the north by the Tibet Autonomous Region of the People's Republic of China on the east, south and the west by different regions of India.
• The length of the Kingdom is 885 kilometers east-west and its breadth varies from 145 to 241 kilometers north-south. The total area of Nepal is 147,181 sq. km.
• The capital city of Nepal is Kathmandu.
• Nepali is the national language.
• The currency of Nepal is Nepali Rupee (1USD 115.635 NPR)
• Nepal has a long glorious history.
•  History reveals dynasties of Ahirs and Gopalas, Kirants, Licchavis, Thakuris, Mallas and Shahs ruled the country.
• Modern Nepal is an amalgamation of a number of fragmented kingdom which had independent entities in the past.
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• Political System Federal Republic, multi party system,
• executive Prime minister and ceremonial president
• Elevation 65m (Kechana, Jhapa) to 8848 m (top of the world)
• 1. Tropical lt1000m
• mango, papaya, jack fruits rice and wheat
• 2. Subtropical 1000m-2000m (22 land), Crops rice, maize, millet, wheat, potato, stone fruits and citrus.
• 3. Temperate 2000-3000m (12 land)
• Crops cold-tolerant rice, maize, wheat, barley, potato, apple, walnut, peach, various cole, amaranthus and buckwheat.
• 4. Sub alpine 3000-4000m (9land)
• Crops  barley, potato, cabbage, cauliflower, amaranthus, buckwheat and apple.
• 5. Alpine 4000-5000m (8 land) .
• No crops yak and sheeps
• Climate Nepal has four major seasons, namely,(1) Winter December-February,(2) Spring March-May,(3) Summer June-August, (4) Autumn September-November.
• Nepal can be visited the whole year round.
• Nepal - occupying only 0.01 of the earth - is home to
• 2 of all the flowering plants in the world
• 8 of the world's population of birds (more than 848 species)
• 4 of mammals on earth
• 11 of the world's 15 families of butterflies (more than 500 species)
• 600 indigenous plant families
• 319 species of exotic orchids.
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• . Nepal has 29.3 million populations, according to the census of 2010. There are 125 castes and 123 languages, varieties in costumes and rituals.
• Hinduisms predominate in Nepal and around 81.3 of the population are Hindu.
• The next largest religious groups consist of Buddhists, 9, and
• Muslims, 4.4of the population.
• Nepal is not only the land of mountains it is also the land of festivals. There are more than 50 festivals celebrated in Nepal every year.
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• Agriculture practice in Nepal is subsistence type, Monsoon dependent and under developed . Around 65 Nepalese are involved in agriculture and it supports 33 to national GDP.
• Lands are fragmented and people use traditional type farming but with the changing world Nepalese farmers are also adopting modern farming technologies nowadays.
• Most of the farmer are involved in organic farming like coffee, orange, apple, mushroom etc.
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• Major staple food crops- Rice, maize, millet, wheat, barley and buckwheat
• Cash crops-oilseeds, potato, tobacco, sugarcane, jute and cotton
• Pulse crops-lentil, gram, pigeon pea, blackgram, horsegram and soyben
• Fruits- Apple, peach, pear, plum, walnut, orange, lime, lemon, mango, lichi, banana, pineapple, papaya,
• Vegetable- Potato, Cauliflower, Beans, cucurbits, ladys finger, brinjal and several leafy vegetables.
• Major Livestock- Buffalo, cow, goat, sheep, Yak or Chauri and poultry
• Chickpea pod borer,
• Helicoverpa armigera Hubner
• Red ant, Dorylus orientalis Westwood
• Cutworm, Agrotis sp.
• Whiter Grub
• Army worm, Mythimna sp.
• Tobacco caterpillar, Spodoptera sp.
• Fruit fly complex
• Mite complex
• Ginger rhizome
• Cereal borer complex (Rice, Coffee white stem borer )
• Sugarcane pests
• Plassey borer management Early shoot borer management Seed bed beetle, Heteronychus sp
• Storage pests
• Tropical Fruit
• Mango stem borer, Mango mealy bug, Mango mealy bug, Mango hopper, Banana weevil
• Temperate fruit
• Major viral diseases in Nepal
• Rice Tungro virus, Rice dwarf virus, Citrus Tristeza virus, Papaya Ringspot Potyvirus, PLRV, PVS, PVX, PVY, PVA and PVM for potato, Tomato leaf curl virus (TLCV), cucumber mosaic virus(CMV)
• Bacterial diseases
• Bacterial leaf blight of rice (Xanthomonas oryzae pv. oryzae), Bacterial wilt
• of potato and tomato (Ralstonia solanacearum), Citrus greening (Candiditus liberibacter), Citrus
• canker (Xanthomonas campestris pv. citri), Soft rot of potato (Erwinia carotovora pv. atroseptica)
• and Black rot of crucifers (Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris)
• Farmers use chemical pesticides to control the pests.
• Nowadays most of the farmers are practicing IPM in their farms.
• Plant protection Department of Agriculture, NARC(National Agricultural Research Center) and IAAS( Institute of Agriculture and Animal Science) etc. are conducting different kinds of research on insect/pest and crop diseases management.
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• The diplomatic relations between Nepal and China was established in 1955. The friendship and cooperation between China and Nepal has opened a new chapter.
• There are some history also about Nepal-China relationships, like Manjushri from the Wutai Mountains in China, cut open the mountain with his sword and drained the water from the lake, thus creating the Kathmandu Valley.
• Songtsen Gompo, King of the Tubo Kingdom in the Tang Dynasty married a Nepalese princess Bhrikuti.
• The Nepalese artisan Arniko built a Buddhist pagoda in Lhasa in the Yuan Dynasty. The White Pagoda in Beijing's Miao Ying Temple was also built under his supervision
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Introduction to Nepali

Introduction.

You now know how to greet someone in Nepali . Nepali is a language spoken in Nepal, India, and other places, and is the lingua franca and the official language of Nepal. Nepal is a small country located between India and China, and is home to the highest mountain in the world, the Mount Everest. Nepali is a fascinating language with a rich cultural heritage, and learning it will open doors to understanding Nepali literature, music, and traditions.

As you start your journey of learning Nepali, you’ll discover that it’s a language full of warmth and friendliness. Nepali people are known for their hospitality, and speaking their language is a sure way to make new friends and connect with the local community.

So let’s get ready to explore the beauty of Nepali, learn new phrases, and immerse yourself in a new culture. Let’s dive in!

FAMILY AND HISTORY

There are more than a thousand languages in the world. However, many of them share features with each other. This allows us to group them into categories called  families . Just like how societies evolve, languages evolve over time as well. The same language now will be very different a hundred years from now, even if we still call it by its name; like people, languages constantly evolve, change and adapt according to needs and time. 

Nepali is an Indo-Aryan language belonging to the Indo-European family . This family includes many languages spoken across the Indian subcontinent, Europe and the Americas, such as Hindi and Persian, and even English, Spanish and Croatian! A long time ago, people who spoke Proto-Indo-European (PIE) – the ancestor of all Indo-European languages – migrated from a common origin near the Caucasus Mountains and took their language with them. As time went on, PIE started to morph and change, giving rise to many prominent ancient languages like Latin and Ancient Greek. One of those languages was Sanskrit , whose vernacular form, Prakrit, eventually evolved into various modern Indic languages like Hindi, Marathi and of course, Nepali.

Thus, it is no surprise that the bulk of Nepali words and grammar comes from Sanskrit, so if you are familiar with other Indic languages, Nepali may appear very familiar to you. However, due to Nepal’s unique location, geography and diversity, other languages like Tibetan and Nepal Bhasa (the language of the Newar people) have shaped Nepali to become the unique language it is today. In this modern day and age, the influence of other languages (notably English) continues to shape how we communicate in Nepali. 

LEARNING THE CULTURE

To learn a language is to also learn the culture, customs and idiosyncrasies of the society and the people who speak the language. As we learn Nepali, we will also learn bits and pieces of the culture in Nepal , either as snippets (example below) or as off-topic guffgaff , where we look at what makes Nepali people well…Nepali.

info | Did you know that Nepali is the only language that starts with an N – and ends with – epali ?

IS NEPALI HARD TO LEARN?

Nepali is a category IV language, meaning it is fairly ‘medium-hard’-ish in learning difficulty (for a native English speaker). This would make it about as hard as learning Polish, Croatian, Thai etc. [ source ]

However, don’t let this deter you! No language is hard if you are fully committed to it. Nepali is fairly straightforward in many things and with enough practice and dedication, you will be able to master this language with ease. Remember that the key in anything is perseverance; no one will wake up one day and say “Hey, I now know the language fluently!” Like good wine, it takes time, but the effort will be worth it. 

Everyone has a different approach when learning a new language; some prefer immersion, while others do better with flashcards and exercises. No matter what method you choose, the key to learning a language is simple: practice , practice, practice. There is no replacing where practice can take you, and a little Nepali everyday will take you a long way. Make sure you know your boundaries, never hesitate to speak even a little broken Nepali and have your Nepali friends help your practice. There are many ways to learn a language, so always give yourself patience, time, and a well-deserved break when things get too difficult or hard. Finally, always have fun when learning! 🙂

3 thoughts on “Introduction to Nepali”

I am really excited about the journey I am about to take. I Have Nepali friends who run our local deli and I have known them many years and would live to converse with them using Nepali.

Hi Darren! Thank you for your kind words. It is nice to know that you are learning Nepali to be able to speak in Nepali with your friends; I find that really sweet and heartwarming 🙂

I work in a migrant resource centre and work alongside a lot of Nepali speaking staff from both Bhutan and Nepal. I would love to be able to have conversations with them in their first language for a change.

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Nepali Culture And Traditions – Exclusive #1 Guide

Do you know Nepali customs and traditions differ from one part of Nepal to another? So, to understand all the rituals let’s have a look at the diversity of Nepali culture.

Nepal’s culture is rich and unique. Most people live in Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal, where cultures merge to establish a national identity. Since Nepal’s independence in the 18 th century, the Kathmandu Valley has functioned as the country’s cultural capital. So, to know all about Nepal and Nepali culture learn the Nepali language with Ling App free of cost.

Cultural Diversity In Nepal

In terms of cultural heritage, Nepal is a country that has a lot to contribute. Nepalese culture is a combination of Indo Aryan and Tibeto Mongolian culture. Moreover, Hindi and Buddhist traditions also have an impact on Nepali culture.

This multi-dimensional cultural heritage includes the cultural diversity of various ethnic, tribal, and social groups. Nepali culture also manifests itself in various ways, including music, dance, religion, festivals, and food. 

Religious Traditions Of Nepal

Nepal’s Buddhist traditions are very old and unique. It is because of the great respect of people towards Buddha. Buddha was born in the Nepal heritage society at Lumbini in Kathmandu in an old and well-known Shiva temple. However, you can find other templates, Buddhist monasteries, and worship sites for other religious groups throughout Nepal. 

Nepalese celebrate many Hindu and Buddhist philosophical ethos and traditions. These traditions and ethos include Kashmir Shaivism, Tibetan Buddhism, and tantric traditions, among others. However, Tantric traditions, including the practice of animal sacrifices, are not much functional in Nepal.

The Himalayas kingdom is the home of the Gods, according to religious groups, and has a particular association with Lord Shiva. With time, Nepal slightly changes the broad categories of Buddhist stupas on archaeological sites. The relative status of family life in Nepal includes the deep belief of Hindu and Buddhists in old customs and religious understandings.

Ethnic Relations 

Historically, in Nepali society, different ethnic groups, Hindus, Buddhists, and animist ethnic groups, were merged into a caste order. High caste Hindus are at the top of the class system. Then Mongolian ethnic groups are below the higher cast. Untouchable Hindu castes are at the bottom.

The Kathmandu Valleys have a caste system that is merging into the national caste system of Nepal. Moreover, a large community of Kathmandu involves the people of Indian and Tibetan groups. Large necklaces, wide cuff bracelets, and heavy earrings are common in Northern India’s Tibetan styles. 

Nepal’s ethnicity follows a wide range of Nepali culture and customs. Nepali believes that following the ethnic rules is the requirement in the everyday life of Nepali people. 

Nepali Culture And Customs: Diversity In Nepal

Nepali Dance And Music

On special occasions, dance traditions are a part of the Nepalese lifestyle. Dances on the Indian subcontinent began in Lord Shiva’s residence. It all started in the Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal, where he performed the Tandava dance.

 Moreover, there is various type of dances. The Mishka is a wedding dance that involves sophisticated footwork and arm gestures. Music also has a significant role in the dancing culture of Nepal.

Themes such as agricultural harvesting, marriage rites, war stories, and stories from ordinary villages are accompanied by various musical instruments change.

Festivals And Celebrations

One of the important festivals is Dashain, and it is Nepal’s most extended celebration. According to the lunar calendar, Dashain usually occurs between late September and mid-October. It is “a Day of Demonic Victory.”

With religious traditions followed by many other religious groups, the Nepali culture celebrates Buddha Jayanti’s day. Buddha Jayanti is one of the other special occasions in most festivals that celebrate the birth of Buddha.

Sherpas, mostly found at higher elevations and in the Mount Everest region, celebrate an important festival of Mani Rimdu. People celebrate it to mark the findings of Hindu and Buddhist traditions. Many tourists of the Nepal tourism board love visiting the place because of the traditional social hierarchy. 

Gai Jatra is another well-known celebration (cow festival). The cows (very sacred animals) carnival is referred to as Gai Jatra. However, the celebration is held to remember loved ones who have died. To march along the street, people sing, dance, and dress up like cows. It is an event held to help people cope with the loss of a loved one.

Nepali Food And Culture

There is no specific cooking style in Nepali food . Food habits, on the other hand, vary by area. The general population of the younger generation prefers rice along with wine.

Moreover, Nepalis often cook food to present their Prime Minister’s best food on special occasions, having ritualized presentations. Some of the Nepali cultural food consist of items like dal (lentil soup), bhat (boiled rice), and tarkari (curried vegetables).

The Nepali Language

Nepali is the official national language and the lingua franca among Nepalese ethnolinguistic groups. The Indo-Aryan, Tibeto-Burman, and indigenous Nepalese are the three major language groups, part of Nepal’s linguistic heritage.

Nepali, Maithili, Bhojpuri, and Tharu are the major language groups spoken in Nepal. Kusunda, Madhesiya, and Waling are some of Nepal’s extinct languages.

Learn To Speak Nepali With Ling App

After learning these facts about Nepal, why not start learning the Nepali language with Ling App ? Simya solution’s Ling App is a free language learning app that has useful and valuable language lessons for to achieve the level that you wish. Furthermore, the app includes mini-quizzes and games to keep you engaged at any time.

It’s time to download the app and master a new skill! With the Ling App , you can learn Nepali in a fun and easy way. Also, check “ Common Greetings in Nepali ” and “ Nepali Alphabet and Phrases ” for further interesting information about the Nepali language.

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