and most people use it in their home. Also, Nepali is most commonly used in school outside of the classes. Nepali in Bhutan is different in the rural areas and Thimphu. Also, some Nepali words are used differently in Bhutan than Nepali in Nepal. Vocabulary differences Nepali words in Bhutan and Nepal Notable Lhotsampas Tek Nath Rizal, Bhutanese politician Indra Adhikari, journalist Mangala Sharma, human and women's rights activist Hiranyamayee Lama, politician Loknath Sharma, politician Jai Bir Rai, politician Dilliram Sharma Acharya, Bhutanese poet in Nepali language Biren Basnet, footballer Khare Basnet, footballer Hemlal Bhattrai, footballer Mon Bhattrai, footballer Dhan Bahadur Biswa, footballer Dinesh Chhetri, footballer Hari Gurung, footballer Karun Gurung, footballer Man Bahadur Gurung, footballer Puspalal Sharma, footballer Diwash Subba, footballer Anju Gurung, women's cricketer See also Ethnic cleansing in Bhutan Tek Nath Rizal Goldhap Refugee Camp Beldangi refugee camps Immigration in Bhutan Demographics of Bhutan Ethnic groups in Bhutan Notes References External links Bhutanese Refugees – A story of a forgotten people The Bhutanese refugees The Bhutanese Refugees – Human Rights Watch UNHCR briefing – Bhutanese Refugees New wave from Bhutan settles in - Burlington (Vermont) Free Press Indo-Aryan peoples