Official Languages of Nepal

Nepali is the official language of Nepal, as declared by the Constitution of Nepal.

Nepali was declared as the official language of Nepal in 1990, as per the Constitution of Nepal.

Approximately 58% of the population of Nepal speaks Nepali as their first language.

Maithili, Bhojpuri, Tharu, and Tamang are all recognized as national languages in Nepal, along with Nepali.

There are approximately 126 languages spoken in Nepal, belonging to various language families.

The Indo-Aryan language family is the most widely spoken in Nepal, with Nepali being the most prominent language.

Nepali is spoken by the largest ethnic group in Nepal, the Chhetris.

Newari is the language spoken in the Kathmandu Valley, which is the cultural and historical heart of Nepal.

Maithili is the most widely spoken language in the Terai region of Nepal, which borders India.

Sherpa is the language spoken by the Sherpa people, who live in the mountainous regions of Nepal, including Mount Everest.

Nepali is the primary language used in the education system of Nepal, although English is also taught as a second language.

Nepali is the primary language used in the media in Nepal, although English and Hindi are also used to some extent.

Nepali is the primary language used in government and administration in Nepal, although English is also used in some cases.

English is the primary language used in the tourism industry in Nepal, as it is the international language of communication.

Nepali is the primary language used in trade and commerce in Nepal, although English is also used to some extent.