The most recent populace evaluation held in 2011 says that there are a sum of 123 dialects in Nepal. Nonetheless, the Language Commission had recognized eight additional dialects, taking the absolute tally to 131.
There are 19 dialects spoken by in excess of 100,000 individuals and 30 dialects spoken by 10,000 to 100,000 individuals. In like manner, there are 37 dialects with under 10,000 speakers while 37 dialects have under 1,000 speakers in the nation, as indicated by the commission's undersecretary Gehenath Gautam.
The commission has been attempting to record different close terminated dialects and reporting their sentence structure. The syntaxes of Bambule, Raji, Dotyali and Doteli, Dura, Syuwa (Kagate), Meche dialects has just been archived while the way toward recording sentence structure of Danuwar language is in progress.
In the last monetary year, the commission had recorded Linkhim, Bajjika, Chhantyal, Santhali, Bhot, Sherpa, Thami, Syuba, Ranbansi, Urav, Loharung, Sunuwar, Gopali, Tajpuriya, Yamphu, Sonaha, Jumli, Yakhya, Chamling, Sampang, Belhare, Lapccha, Aaathpuriya, and Babule dialects and so forth
A language with under 100,000 speakers is respected close terminated.
