Talk:Nepalgunj

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Yeah, this should be moved back to Nepalganj. Or possibly, more accurately, Nepālgañj. Otherwise it looks like it's some place called नेपालगुन्ज.BovineBeast 01:45, 20 January 2007 (UTC)

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In Nepali the name of the city is written "Nepalganj" and not Nepalgunj! In English one does not write the River "Gunges" instead of "Ganges" and you also write "Dhang", not "Dhung" or "Gandaki" and not "Gundaki", "Damak", not "Dumuk", "Dhankuta", not "Dhunkuta". There are many other examples, so why this exception to the rule? Sundar1 12:01, 12 May 2007 (UTC)


Spelling 2 there is no uniform spelling of nepali in english, (or any other language for that matter, thus, especially in english it is custom to follow pronunciation. there are numerous nepal road maps, some using "nepalganj", others using "nepalgung". the government of nepal basically uses the common transliteration of nepali "a" into latin "a" and not "u", although i know of exceptions. thus, all official government maps, especially the maps by the survey department, as well as dhud and the ministry of housing use "nepalganj"! since the nepali spelling is the only official spelling, wikipedia should stick to the nepali spelling. for now i added, that there is an alternative spelling.

besides, who has spelled "nepalgunj" and when was the "very beginning"? Sundar1 13:11, 15 May 2007 (UTC)

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