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About the application:

Our Nepali Barnamala apk engages your kid with the ability to learn, memorize and recognize Nepali Alphabet. It helps improving mental, and ok motor skills. Nepali Barnamala is used by Nepalese kids/child to learn Nepali alphabets in Nepali schools (Skula) and by Nepali tutors as guides. It is a foundation in learning and " nepali ma kura garnye" ( conversing). The intro level consists of cards with the alphabet on one side and respective alphabet and objects on the another. Once the letter is matched via dragging to the corresponding object, the voice will annunciate name of the letter and the associated object. This interactive puzzle facilitates different kid developmental stages and skills. It assists with cognitive, trouble solving, ok motor skills, hand and eye coordination and overall in building confidence and self-esteem. The nepali language uses Devanagari script which is also shared by people from India, Burma and Bhutan.