NepaliGo help
Frequently asked questions
Learn what you can use in the browser today, how lessons present Nepali, and what an account adds.
Can I try NepaliGo without an account?
Yes. The lesson on the homepage teaches one greeting before it asks a question, and it does not require an account.
Can I learn in my browser now?
Yes. NepaliGo's web lessons work in a modern browser on phones, tablets, and computers. There is also a mobile app on the App Store and Google Play if you prefer one.
Does NepaliGo teach Devanagari?
Yes. Lessons can show Nepali in Devanagari together with romanization and English, and the alphabet guide gives you a focused place to study the script.
How do romanization and context help?
The romanization gives you a way to read a phrase before the script is second nature, and phrase guides explain when expressions are formal, familiar, or useful in everyday situations.
Where should a complete beginner start?
Start with the short homepage lesson, then follow the beginner path on Learn. It moves from recognizing a useful word to matching and building simple sentences.
What does a free account add?
An account lets NepaliGo keep your learning progress, XP, streak, and lesson history together so you can continue across visits.
Can I study phrases for real conversations?
Yes. The phrase guides cover greetings, gratitude, number basics, travel, and food, with Devanagari, romanization, meaning, and context.
Is there a NepaliGo mobile app?
Yes. NepaliGo is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad and on Google Play for Android. The web platform stays available too, and one account carries your progress across both.
Try the teaching style yourself
The homepage includes a short lesson that does not require an account.
Try a lesson — no account