Letters

Hindi Text-to-Speech

Here's a table of Nepali vowels with their corresponding symbols in Nepali script, Roman transliteration, and English: (to confirm the sound click on the nepali letter)

Nepali Script Romanized English
अ a a
आ aa aa
इ i i
ई ee ee
उ u u
ऊ oo oo
ए e e
ऐ ai ai
ओ o o
औ au au
अं am an
अः aha ah

Here are the Nepali consonants from Ka to Gya in a table with their Nepali script, Romanized Nepali, and English equivalents:(to confirm the sound click on the nepali letter)

Script Romanized English Equivalent
क Ka K
ख Kha KH
ग Ga G
घ Gha GH
ङ Nga NG
च Cha CH
छ Chha CHH
ज Ja J
झ Jha JH
ञ Nya NY
ट Ta T
ठ Tha TH
ड Da D
ढ Dha DH
ण Na N
त Ta T
थ Tha TH
द Da D
ध Dha DH
न Na N
प Pa P
फ Pha PH
ब Ba B
भ Bha BH
म Ma M
य Ya Y
र Ra R
ल La L
व Wa W/V
श Sha SH
ष Sa S
स Sa S
ह Ha H
क्ष Ksha KSH
त्र Tra TR
ज्ञ Gya GY

Here's a table counting from 1 to 20 in Nepali, with the Nepali script, Roman transliteration, and English translation. (to confirm the sound click on the nepali letter)

Nepali Romanized English
१ ek one
२ dui two
३ tin three
४ char four
५ paanch five
६ chha six
७ saat seven
८ aath eight
९ nau nine
१० das ten
११ agara eleven
१२ bara twelve
१३ tera thirteen
१४ chouda fourteen
१५ pandhra fifteen
१६ solha sixteen
१७ satra seventeen
१८ athara eighteen
१९ unni nineteen
२० bis twenty

Note: The English equivalent column lists the closest sound in English, which may not always be an exact match.


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