Customs, greetings, and everyday life!
In Nepal, people greet each other with "Namaste"!
People put their palms together like praying and say "Namaste" - it means "I bow to you"!
It's a sign of respect!
• Namaste: The main greeting (palms together)
• Namaskar: Very respectful, often for elders
• Tashi Delek: Used in mountain areas (means good luck!)
• Haat: Casual greeting among friends!
Kids in Nepal go to school 5-6 days a week!
Many wear uniforms - some have cute hats!
Schools teach in Nepali or English!
After school, kids might play cricket, fly kites, or help at home!
• Play cricket (super popular!)
• Fly kites (especially during festivals)
• Play "Kabaddi" (a fun tag game!)
• Watch Bollywood or Nepali movies!
In cities: Kids go to school, play video games, watch TV
In villages: Kids might help with farming, collect water, tend animals
Both have their own special ways of life!
Nepal has lots of different foods!
People eat with their right hand (not left!)
Daal Bhat (rice and lentils) is the main food!
💭 Remember: Daily life varies by city vs village, and by community in Nepal. This is general information about common practices!
