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| English | Nepal Basa |
| Today | Thaunn |
| Tomorrow | Ka-nhay |
| Yesterday | Mhi-gah |
| Atmidnight | Chaa-nhay |
| At night | Ba-ha-ni-i |
| Day after tomorrow | Kann-sa |
| Day before yesterday | Mhi-i-ga |
| Early | Nhaa-paann |
| Everyday | Nhinn-nhinn |
| Now | Aah |
| Immediately | Thaa-thenn |
| In the day | Nhi-nay |
| In the evening | Sa-ni-lay |
| In the morning | Su-thay |
| Last year | Tha-gu-ne |
| Late | li-baa-ka |
| Later | li-paa |
| Moments ago | Nak-ti-ni |
| Never | Ga-ba-lenn |
| Full moon | Pu-nhi |
| New moon | aa-maai |
| Next week | Ne-gu waa-lay |
| Next year | aa-ki-wann |
| This year | Thu-gu-si-i |
| Sometimes | Ga-ba-lenn |
| Time | Ii (as in ee) |
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Could you post a few examples of how to use these? Like Today is Wednesday or Tomorrow, I am going shopping. Yesterday, I visited a friend. I just like to see how these words work in context. Keep it up, these posts are awesome 🙂
I will definitely write more in Nepal Bhasa 🙂