As Kids and young adults and even now-a-days we use words like,

Bidhyanasta yaar....maile gareko hoina..

Amma kaasam malai thaha chhaina......

Amma ragat mero cycle hoina yaar......

             Thinking about how we used to word these phrases...LOL and habits like touching your head and chest again and again while crosing a river in the school bus. If anyone touched your neck you had to blow(phoooo) the hand....lol the myth of a golgaad.... if you stomp anyones leg you had to Dhog that person...while passing a small round the corner temple......we had to ring the bell put tika n circle the temple once.  every time the evening light was turned on .......we kinda touch our head and then chest like to worship. and many more things we all do as a comon Nepali habit...Its not taught........but we all did it...our pyaro Nepali ways.

Bachhi maru -- is really funny.
Even though some one lost money - then whoever finds it says - bachhi maru(aadhi chhaina). and keep all, if he forgets to say bachhi maru and someone says bachhai - then he has to give that person half the money -  haha

I remember playing "guchha". used terms like Chinchaaal...and also ghappu with 5 marbles..playing jor bijor with chungi rubber bands was a big hit back in school days. Also Bhurung(top) khel in a circle..in my village as a young kid...damn i miss those days. I used to be good at playing Rajya's and Ghuchhi..(these are the local terms used in my village..and to date i have no idea what they call in bigger places..Hostel days was completely different as we used to play kachhi for copy ko pana.. or tiffin ..

i used to play- 

Ghuchhi - with an iron Dhyak  

marble,

dandibiyo- my best

lukimari

flying kite

swimming

football

volleyball

 

 

 

guchha haha.....remember the words.....WAGHLA...GAMPACH......and some more famous words of playin guchha was "chinchali mabiya", " pabali mabiya" ....u must must be knowin what i mean to say..haha

another word.....ghyamputti or chyamputti???......I cant associate what its related with...marbles or lapsi ko geda???

another funny word...CHIBEGAADA.....tadpole.

as kids another things mostly BOYS loved to do Is ...GULELI.....Me and my buddies used to make them and hunt birds, target practice, shoot monkeys.LOL.

 

ora dora bhainski ko chora

sry mno I accidentally deleted your comment while trying to remove your double post....please write again

Wave magazine was popular and BOYS remember KARAMCHAND????lol

Another Nepali fact...........

WE USE OUR LIPS TO POINT OBJECTS OR DIRECTIONS SHOW SOMETHING OR SOMEONE.........LOL........

if u touch ur neck with ur fingers then u blow it

hold on!!! wave magazine remind me another magazine...there was another cheapest magazine i bought in my life........Xs...nothing is too much for Xs......good music magazine,,,,only Rs 1.

was that the ones with lyrics and guitar chords too????

In Nepal during winter.......GHAAM TAPNA KASTO MAJJA AAUTHIO...........Sun bathing......and eating lunch in the sun in your KAUSI.....BUIGAAL....TERRACE.....with the whole family. Even peanuts or bhogate sadheko.............SUN SO WARM AND GENTLE......made you sooooo sleepy and lazy.......Hagi saathi haru...............ghaam tapne rahar ajhai chha...when I go back to Nepal soon.

Nightbus ko samjhana:

Oh yes, MD bro, riding nightbuses was my favorite too.  Once I rode my cycle all the way up to Naagdhunga (Thankot) just to spend few hours looking down at the serpentine roads with ant-like vehicles riding upon it.

I loved the hustle-bustle at the bus park.  My favorites were Dantakali Super Express (to Dharan) or Simrik (to Kaakkarvitta).  Once all the passengers are aboard, I used to feel like they are all part of my family, at least for that night, especially during right before Dashain when everybody seemed to be in jovial mood.  Even if I am not asleep in my seat, I used to love listening to people around.  Their talks were entertainment enough. 

But, more often than not, I used to get motion sickness.  So when the bus stopped at Mugling for dinner, usually at around 8:30pm, the cool breeze there used to be so refreshing that I would immediately become ravenous.  Of course, the Mugling dinner is famous for being delicious, but I wonder if it was only in our heads. 

The next stop would be Hetauda where we would wake up to "poleko makai" vendors.    Of course, the perennial fear of Pathlaiyaa ko jungle.  And then at dawn, I always used to count the barrage doors at Koshi bridge.  The rising golden sun was always a sight to behold. 

Itahari ma yeso chiyaa khayera, 7:30 am ma ta Dharan ko Bhanu Chowk.  Rikshaw-walla haruly bag taanataan garera hairan.  We would be so happy.

back in 90's

KISS magazine or something like that. popular among girls in school . looki looki padhne, teacher le dekhcha bhanera. can any girls remember it?
Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys novel during school days.

Wow Riten Bro.....you poured your heart out on this one here........yup Night Bus...what an experience.

            On my Trips to Darjeeling to study ......we took the Nightbus and My Dad normally got the Cabin with the driver and as a Kid use to love to watch the road and the lights hitting the roads and the surrounding. Occasional shops and houses on the side road....I used to wonder who lived there???? I tried so hard to a see and tigers or deer while pasing through the jungle......The other thing I loved was to see the communication of the cars, trucks ,jeeps and busses when the were passing each other.......They used their blinkers as if to say HELLOW.....AND BYE.

     I remember the many kinds  conversation of the Driver and the conductor had.......it went like this

"Guru Ji.....Tyo ba aa cha  sora sattatar(1677) ko draivar chha ni........Harke Guru kya.......uh aasti Galchhi ko phedi ghum ma taxi lai hane chha.........ani Harke Guru ta Pharar."

Guru Ji tyo ahle barkhar paas hune truck ko draivar...patlaya ko Maila dai jasto chha....

Oi Krishne agaadi chameli ko pasal aaudai chha ........tya sithi laga hai.....and then The long horn PAPAPAPAPAPAPAPAP and whistle along with the conductor half body outside the bus banging the door.......and then Silence....and he shuts the door and both of them  smiles. LOL

ani anyone remembered using phrases like "mero ghar ma sun ko hatti cha" bakwas gafs.

i remember jheleencha.... me and my frens would run around the bari to catch them and i remember changaaaa chetttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt but they wouldnt let me fly changaa i dunno why and i would always be bumbed abt it and when they would let me then my changa would always chet cuz i didnt have enough practice so

and luka mari i would always be the person looking for other.  and bettai i would always be the one running to catch ppl. it sucked. 

 

now i wanna remember one song which reminds me good memory .............
"khane bhaye khau maiya thulo khasi khau tara chicken chilli khana lai paisa chaina jau ....BAATI BALERA...
.....nice proverb ...batti balera....

How about Luuuto (scabies) falne din. We used to light delo(diyalo) and at night throw as far as we could in the field saying "Mero Luto lagiiii deeeee"..This one still craks me up

LOL trilochana........excatly how my sister would feel.......LOL she always was the one ......LOL...,,,slower than me and our brother, weaker, couldnt fly the kite ...RUKH MA CHANGA  ADKAIDINE KI CHET PARNE......and yes Jhyaleencha.....we tied  a string in its tail and played around....LOL...It think it sucked for my sister who at the end put her hands on her hips and wrinkled her eyebrows abd scrunched her nose and then stamped her foot and left crying ar VERY VERY MAD...........JA MO KHELDINA .....JHHELLI HARU.........

madogg---hahhahahahhaha seems like u r describing me. it sucks being the youngest person everyone picking on u.