School & Education

1. विद्यालयको कार्यालय कहाँ छ?

   Vidyālayako kāryālay kahāṃ cha?

   Where is the school office?

   Usage

   Used to ask the location of the school's administrative office

   Grammar Note

   "Kahāṃ cha" means "where is it?" — the standard location question in Nepali

2. म भाषा कोर्समा भर्ना हुन चाहन्छु।

   Ma bhāṣā korsamā bharnā hun cāhanchu.

   I'd like to enroll in a language course.

   Usage

   Used when applying to register for a language course

   Grammar Note

   "Cāhanchu" means "I want to ~" in Nepali

3. कक्षाको समय के हो?

   Kakṣāko samay ke ho?

   What are the class hours?

   Usage

   Used to ask about the class schedule

   Grammar Note

   "Ke ho" means "what is it?" in Nepali

4. ट्युशन शुल्क कति छ?

   Ṭyuśan śulk kati cha?

   How much is the tuition fee?

   Usage

   Used to ask about the cost of tuition

   Grammar Note

   "Kati" is the Nepali question word for "how much/many"

5. विद्यार्थी छात्रावास छ?

   Vidyārthī chātrāvās cha?

   Is there a student dormitory?

   Usage

   Used to ask whether student housing is available

   Grammar Note

   "Cha?" is a simple question form meaning "is there? / does it exist?"

6. अनलाइन कोर्स छ?

   Analāin kors cha?

   Do you have an online course?

   Usage

   Used to ask whether the school offers online courses

   Grammar Note

   "Analāin" is a loanword from English "online"

7. मलाई विद्यार्थी परिचय पत्र चाहिन्छ।

   Malāī vidyārthī paricay patra cāhincha.

   I need a student ID card.

   Usage

   Used to express the need for a student identity card

   Grammar Note

   "Malāī cāhincha" uses the dative "malāī" (to me) expressing need

8. भर्नाको अन्तिम मिति कहिले हो?

   Bharnāko antim miti kahile ho?

   When is the enrollment deadline?

   Usage

   Used to ask about the enrollment deadline

   Grammar Note

   "Kahile ho" means "when is it?" in Nepali

9. कुनै छात्रवृत्ति उपलब्ध छ?

   Kunai chātravṛtti uplabdha cha?

   Are there any scholarships available?

   Usage

   Used to inquire about available scholarships

   Grammar Note

   "Chātravṛtti" is Sanskrit-derived, meaning scholarship. "Uplabdha" (available) is also Sanskrit

10. मेरो शिक्षक को हुनुहुन्छ?

    Mero śikṣak ko hunuhuncha?

    Who is my teacher?

    Usage

    Used to ask about the identity of one's assigned teacher

    Grammar Note

    "Hunuhuncha" is the honorific form of "to be", used respectfully

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