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BRIDGE CLUB Nepal To build a network of "Global Citizens" free from religious, political and economic restrictions.

The objectives of the BRIDGE CLUB are:

- To foster leaders with a global perspective who will shape the world in the future.
- To build a network of "Global Citizens" free from religious, political and economic restrictions.
-To expand this network across the world, establish a circle of friendship and work towards creating a peaceful society.

TRADITIONAL DANCE AND HAPPY SMILES
19/07/2026

TRADITIONAL DANCE AND HAPPY SMILES

HAPPY DAYS EVERLASTING MEMORIES JA 2026
15/07/2026

HAPPY DAYS
EVERLASTING MEMORIES
JA 2026


Next stop: Japan! 🇯🇵 Bridge Club Nepal is officially on the move. 🇳🇵✈️
11/07/2026

Next stop: Japan! 🇯🇵 Bridge Club Nepal is officially on the move. 🇳🇵✈️

We are excited to announce the new Executive Committee of Bridge Club Nepal for the 2025–27 tenure. This passionate and ...
26/01/2026

We are excited to announce the new Executive Committee of Bridge Club Nepal for the 2025–27 tenure. This passionate and determined team will lead the club and work closely with all its members to make the tenure full of growth, fun, and new opportunities. We are proud to have such dedicated individuals on board and wish them all the best as they guide the community forward. Congratulations to the new team and we can’t wait to see all the great things they will achieve. 💛
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25/01/2026

Warm greetings from Nepal 🇳🇵

This exciting bridge phrase is being shared by Shreeti Khanal JA 2018 PA 2025

Today’s bridge phrase is the well-known “Eeny, meeny, miny, mo!”
A phrase that instantly takes us back to childhood games, laughter, and playful moments.

But in Nepali culture, we say it a little differently-we say
“Eni, miny, man go!”

Here, “eni” represents the first person,
“miny” represents the second person,
and “man go” means you’re safe and moving forward to the next round of the game!

Different words, same excitement.
Different cultures, same joy.

Although Nepal does not have a direct Nepali translation for “eeny, meeny, miny, mo,” our version carries the same rhythm, fun, and spirit of togetherness.

This small phrase reminds us that no matter where we come from, games, laughter, and traditions connect us all.
And that’s the beauty of culture-it may sound different, but it feels the same.

Thank you! 🎉

25/01/2026

Namaste from Nepal🇳🇵
Kicking off the bridge phrase whag we aay before and after meal by JA 2017 Meghna Saud
Before meal: KHANA KHANA AAAUNU
It means please come and have your meal
After meal: KHANA MITHO THIYO MA TA AAGHAYE
It means the food was yummy and I'm full
For the clear pronunciation pls check the videoo 😅✨

25/01/2026

Hello from Nepal🇳🇵
Introducing Laiba Raein (Ja 2009 PA 2025) to say WE ARE THE BRIDGE
In Nepal we say : Hami Kutumbha Hau
Breakdown:
We are: Hami
The Bridge: Kutumbha hau
It symbolizes that we unite as a family🫂

25/01/2026

Greetings from Nepal🇳🇵

For this year's Common Activity, Aditya Bhandari JA 2021 is saying about Scissors Paper Rock
Dhunga Kaichi Kajag is Nepali version.
Dhunga: Rock
Kaichi: Scissors
Kagaj: Paper
Watch the full video for the clear pronunciation

25/01/2026

BRIDGE PHRASE: DESCRIBING FOOD AS YUMMY OR DELICIOUS.
IN NEPAL WE SAY: KHANA SWADISTA CHA.
PRONUNCIATION: KHA-NA SWA-DIS-TA CHA

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