What will you understand by following phrases:

"eNepali Janata" and "Nepali eJanata".

Which one can includes better way the nepalis hooked electronically.


An eNepali.

Feri language ka guru haru le bajrapat garnu hola tyesaile anyatha bhayema yo sikaru lai sikai dinu huna anurodh cha hai.

eNepali janata sounds like u r reffering to Nepali janatas, For example: eNepali janata haru sarai sojha chan.

Nepali eJanata sounds like it has no meaning in Nepali, and sounds more like derieved word.

Personally I feel 'eNepali' would be enuff to represent the 'janata' part aswell.

GP baaa....
Frankly, the name "eNepali" itself sounds more like cursing on Nepali people...

Example: A gora goes to Nepal, learns Nepali language, learns how to cook Gundruk, buys a dhakai topi, even gets a suntan, changes him name, comes back to his hometown and goes to Nepali convention and tells Harke Saila ko baa "Baje, I am Ramprashad and I am Nepali" and jhakki budha baa of Harke Sailaa loppppppa's the gora and says "Eeeeee NEPALI!!"... :)

got it?

(why does it always have to start with e? enepal, echautari, ebajar, echat, enepali, isn't there any other prefix to represent the cyber people?)

Kalanki,

OK OK, got your message.

When original words are drained to others control,
prefix "e" weighs more than any other prefixes in
internet world. I am sure that you know it. So,
prefix "e" clearly tells that its electronic world,
while others don't. I am only interested to know
which one is better eNepali or eJanata to represent
the Nepalis in electronic world.

Anyway, thanks for sharing your frustrations.

An eNepali