Take few weeks off and stay with them ! Manche Paisa Paisa garera ho ki aba ta Huda Huda bau aama Lai kasari rakhne bhanera Pani Po sajha ma sodhna thale ! Chutti line , aafu pani Ghar basne, mildaina bhane bau ama Lai kaam ma lane, tyo Pani mildaina bhane ghumna jao Tara na haraao bhanne, tyo pani sakinna bhane Ghar basera cinema Hera, fb chalao bhanne, tyo Pani bhayena bhane Nepal ko ticket saarne ani farkaune. Bihe bhako Cha bhane nati natini paidine, Ghar ma kukur paldine, karesa baari banaidine Ani tarkari ropa bhanne aadi aadi. Nepali haru ko dherai sankhya bhako thau Texas NY VA tira ho bhane "abhibhabak rekh dekh Maha sangh" Pani kholya hola Nepali le (sanstha kholne ra raajneeti garne ma kasaile bhetdaina Nepali lai ) testo Cha bhane bujhne.  Last edited: 21-Aug-19 10:24 PM

khaikhok · Aug 21, 2019 10:19 PM

take them to temple. you can find indian mythology books in neary by library if they are educated and interested in reading. you can print online as well. find nepali group around and invite them over. take time off so that you can take them around you can work remotely as well to accompany them. america ल्याएर राम्रो संग घुमाएर पठाउनु you can make $$ over time you can't buy time with $$

deepocean · Aug 22, 2019 1:20 AM

1. If available where you live, show them how to use public transportation. They will feel less constrained once they have some mobility. 2. Show them how to get to public places - parks, farmer's market, green-belt or walking areas, downtown. If you are worried about them getting lost, buy them a pre-paid phone. It won't cost too much and you don't have to be on a monthly plan. 3. If you have a trip planned for the weekend, show them some of the resources (maps, destination guides, videos). 4. Visit local library (and be a member if you are not already). In addition to books and movies, libraries also have events and activities catering to local community. Last edited: 22-Aug-19 01:46 PM

cardinal · Aug 22, 2019 1:46 PM