The second conditional sentence in Nepali grammar refers to the hypothetical, improbable conditions and their outcomes. They often imply that the speaker thinks the conditions are unlikely to be met. Like English, these sentences in Nepali also contain two clauses: if-clause (condition) and then clause (result). The structure usually starts with ‘यदि’ (if) and ‘तब’ (then) is used to indicate the result.
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