Practising "Bhane"

Create sentences using "bhane" in two different forms:

1. As a way of emphasizing a comparison
2. When writing a conditional sentence using “if”

1. Aaja baahira hiu paryo tara hijo bhane garmi thiyo.
1. Ma ek haaptama* Nepal  janchhu tara mero aamabua bhane ek maheenama(mahinapacchi can be better) jaanu hunchha. 

Normally, time/timephrase follows the subject immediately. 

Ma aajha kaamma jaanchu. 

1. Unlai bihaana saberai kaamma jaanu thiyo, tara ma bhane aber uthé. 

1. Uni ghar saphaa gardai thin, tara ma bhane khaanaa pakaudai thiyé
1. Maile dherai patak cricket hereko chhu, tara kheleko bhane kahilai chhaina. 

Maile Sam sanga dherai patak chat gareko chhu, tara uslai bheteko bhane chhaina. 

1. U beluka sadhai padhchha, tara ma bhane bihaana padhna manparauchhu.

2. Aaja bahira hiu paryo bhane ma gharma baschhu.
2. Haami saberai gharma pharkiyeu bhane, aamaabuako laagi chitthi lekhna sakchhaun. 

I bought some grapes. >> Maile angur kine. We tend to use singular form more often. 'Letters' is also totally correct, letter is more Nepali. 

2. Uhaharule paissa laaunubhayeko chhaina bhane haami uhaharuko khaanaa ko laagi tirna sakchhaun. ( kasto raamro ;) ) 
2. Yedi uhaharulai yahaa auuda nindra lagyo bhane uhaharu hamro kothama sutna saknu hunchha. (ani tapaiharu kaha sutne ni ? ;) ) 
2. Uniharuko parsi chutti chha bhane haami uniharulai khaaja (khaana)ko laagi bhetchhaun.
2. Sam Nepalma pugera nepali bhaasa padhna thaalnu bhayo bhane uha kehi samayapachi ramrai bolnu hunchha.