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Nepali Proverbes

 Most popular Nepali proverbs 

1 KHANE MUKH LAI JUNGA LE XEKDAINA

2 KALO ACHAR VAISI BARABAR

3 JUN GORUKO SINGH XAINA USKO NAM TIKHE

4 NACHNA NAJANNE AAGAN TEDO

5 BADAR KO PUCHAR LAURO NA HATIYAR

6 BHADAU MA AAKHA FUTEKO GORU LE SADHAI HARIYO DEKCHA 

7 CHHAN GEDI SABAI MERI XAINAN GEDI  SABAI TEDI

8 BADARKO HATMA NARIWAL

9 MERO GORUKO BARAI TAKKA

10 AAKASKO FAL AAKHA TARI MAR

11 LASAMA SUN CHHA KAN MERO BUCHHAI

12 KAM PAINAS BUDI PADAKO KANDI KANYA

13 VALUKO KAN SAMAUNU NA XODNU


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