नेपालीको English

Hello everyone!
Today I am going to tell you about my experience regarding English language. I was born in one of the remote villages of Baitadi district which lies in the far western region of Nepal. The village I was born and raised in is one of such villages which does not have access to both road and electricity. So I assume you can imagine what is the life like there. My family, which is considered an above average from the financial point of view, used kerosene oil to light the house during the nights even till 2009AD (when we acquired a solar plant for lighting up the house). Besides that, we also possessed some torchlight powered by dry cells and a radio for listening to the news. And same was the condition for most of the people over there.
Now that was about the developmental status of my village where I was born and raised and I spent my first 15 years of life in that village. During the time, I did my schooling and finished SLC from a public school located in a nearby village at a walking distance of an hour.

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