Keep Nepali alive as a heritage language.
आफ्नो जरा, नयाँ माटोमा।Our roots, in new soil.
When a family moves, the home language is the first thing that quietly slips away. Nepali Gurukul helps children growing up abroad keep Nepali as a living heritage language — not just words, but the stories, festivals, and values behind them — and even the other languages of Nepal your family carries. Free to start.
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For heritage learners, not tourists
Built for kids who hear Nepali at home but answer in English — meeting them where they are, not starting from a phrasebook.
Language rooted in culture
The Devanagari alphabet, everyday words, and conversation — taught alongside folk stories, festivals, and family values, so the language means something.
The many languages of Nepal
Nepal is home to 120+ languages. Opt-in Heritage Worlds for Nepal Bhasa (Newa), Maithili, and Sanskrit let your child connect to YOUR Nepal — not a generic one.
A bridge to grandparents
The whole point of a heritage language: the words to talk with hajurbua and hajurama, and to understand the stories only they can tell.
A companion who remembers
GURU keeps each child's journey — wins, struggles, favourites — and greets them by name, so learning feels personal, never like a test.
Made for families
Up to five child profiles, each with its own progress, plus a parent dashboard with weekly reports — parents set which heritage worlds are on, per child.
A heritage language is really a connection.
Understanding Hajurama's stories.
Talking to Hajurbua without a translator.
Knowing why Dashain and Tihar matter.
Connecting to Newa, Maithil, or Sanskrit roots.
Singing the songs the family grew up with.
Feeling that Nepal is part of who they are.
Questions parents ask
+What is a heritage language?
A heritage language is the language of a family's origin, kept up by children growing up in a country where another language dominates. For many Nepali families abroad, that's Nepali — a child who understands it but increasingly answers in English.
+My child understands Nepali but won't speak it. Can this help?
Yes — that's exactly who Nepali Gurukul is built for. It rebuilds confidence gently through play, stories, and a patient companion, so children start using the words they already half-know.
+We're not from Kathmandu — can my child learn our own language?
Yes. Beyond Nepali, opt-in Heritage Worlds teach Nepal Bhasa (Newa), Maithili, and Sanskrit, so your child connects to your family's specific heritage. Parents switch each world on per child.
+Is it free?
Yes. The core experience is free forever, no credit card. Premium unlocks unlimited daily learning, the full story library, all Heritage Worlds, and more child profiles.
+Will the Nepali be accurate and culturally right?
Cultural and language content is reviewed for accuracy — these stories and words carry real weight, and we treat them that way rather than shipping machine-translated filler.
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