Lesson 4: Telephone Number

In this lesson, we will learn to count numbers up to 10. We will also learn how to ask questions with personal information.

Upon successful completion of this lesson, students will be able to:

Count numbers 1-10
Engage in opportunities to exchange knowledge with local partners and learn to sing a Nepali song

WARM-UP / REVIEW

What is this / that?

GRAMMAR REVIEW:

VERB CONJUCATION: SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

>> Verb Conjugation of 'khaanu' (to eat) Link Links to an external site.

>> Simple present verb conjugations (teach & do) Link Links to an external site.

>> Simple Present Verb Conjugations (go & live/stay) Link Links to an external site.

NEW LESSON - NUMBERS

VOCABULARY PREVIEW:

>> Communicative Nepali Link Links to an external site.

Watch YouTube Video - Numbers

Let’s start by watching a short video to learn how to count numbers 1 to 10 in Nepali.

DIALOGUE READING:

Read and listen to the dialogue.

>> Communicative Nepali Workbook Link Links to an external site.

DIALOGUE PRACTICE:

Now practice the dialogues. Link Links to an external site.

GRAMMAR:

Classifier: How many 'kati wataa' & 'kati janaa'

Interrogatives: Question Words

START ASSIGNMENT:

1. Write your own dialogue:

Write a dialogue using phrases from dialogue 3-3. Then practice the dialogue. Take turns.

>> Communicative Nepali Workbook Link Links to an external site.

2. Review:

>> Communicative Nepali Workbook Link Links to an external site.

Task 1: Write the numbers in Nepali.

Task 2: Complete the sentences, using the ‘chha’ छ or ‘ho’ हो form.

Task 3: Fill in the blanks.