Welcome to the Bangla section!

[strivingobserver98]

:sl:

We already have a Arabic and Urdu section, it's about time we had a Bangla section :D.

For those of you who don't speak Bangla, come here and learn ;). Don't worry we won't try and sell you fish.

[ConcealedGem]

Ami buchi amrar Bangla thread aslo? Khene forum space waste khoraay?

Aysku ami bangladeshor khota think khorsi with all this indo v pak cricket match and I was kind of missing my home town. Shuna desh #nopatriotism

wa alaykum Salam wa rahmatullah

[strivingobserver98]

Ami buchi amrar Bangla thread aslo? Khene forum space waste khoraay?

Amra Bangladesh manush khali grow koram, amrar okon section lage.

Forum biman bangladesh airline nai, amrar zoto ta zaga asi :).

Ami reply kormu ne in the official Bangla thread to your goff.

[sister herb]

What about the Bangla letters? They look so nice that I would like to learn to write. Is it difficult?

:embarrass

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[strivingobserver98]

What about the Bangla letters? They look so nice that I would like to learn to write. Is it difficult?

:embarrass

For me it's harder then writing English.

They make it look so easy :O.

(Mute the sound)

[sister herb]

Thanks. Looks interesting. Is "matra" that line above the letters? She says that word few times on the video.

Hmm... I think I need to practice those for a while...

[strivingobserver98]

Thanks. Looks interesting. Is "matra" that line above the letters? She says that word few times on the video.

Yes correct :).

by a distinctive horizontal line running along the tops of the letters that links them together which is known as মাত্রা matra

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bengali_alphabet

No problem. Do share your practice logs. Interesting to see how a first time bangla handwriting looks like ;).

[ConcealedGem]

I used to know how to write and read Bangla. Miss it, was a fun experience.

[Hamza :)]

Please teach me bengali :'(

[Raptor]

Ami bangla matam fare tora

[strivingobserver98]

Ami bangla matam fare tora

:ma: tumar bangla koob shundoor ;).

[strivingobserver98]

Another reason to learn Bangla [emoji4].

[ConcealedGem]

Another reason to learn Bangla [emoji4].

Sweetest language? What does that even mean.. Interesting

[Kiro]

i cant rep u but do well in ur exams

[The-Deist]

Very very good one pound fish, very very cheap one pound fish.

[Kiro]

Very very good one pound fish, very very cheap one pound fish.

hmmm I'm hungry

[strivingobserver98]

Very very good one pound fish, very very cheap one pound fish.

He is Pakistani, not Bengali :O.

[strivingobserver98]

Sweetest language? What does that even mean.. Interesting

Biryani moza koryo kaytai, bucho ni?

[The-Deist]

He is Pakistani, not Bengali :O.

Close enough xD

[ConcealedGem]

Biryani moza koryo kaytai, bucho ni?

Ji na, what makes a language sweet? Is it the way we address people? Just thinking what sort of auditory cues constitute to that finding.

[strivingobserver98]

Ji na, what makes a language sweet? Is it the way we address people? Just thinking what sort of auditory cues constitute to that finding.

"Any language that can express the highest, noblest human thoughts, and can generate divine feelings of selfless love, mercy, compassion, non-violence, humility, and countless other loftiest divine attributes, to their maximum conceivable level, that language should be considered as the greatest language of the world. Bengali has all these highest qualities in it. Many great thinkers and humanitarians have enriched this language with noblest human thoughts. Unless you know Bengali properly, you really miss countless great treasures and expressions of this world. Bengali is a language of selfless love. And you will agree that true love, without any barrier or boundary, is the highest wisdom. There is no place of any narrow feeling in proper Bengali language."

"Bengali ranked 1st in the list of world's most sweetest language.. Bengali has two sub part- chalit and sadhu.. Today's spoken Bengali is of chalit one.. Though the other one is a little bit of tongue twister.. But indeed it is a sweet language.. The slang are even sweeter"

"UNESCO has declared that Bengali is the sweetest language in the world. It's very melodious and the sweetness is its' pronunciation. Even people from other languages accepts this."

http://www.thetoptens.com/best-langu...ali-352841.asp

[ConcealedGem]

"Any language that can express the highest, noblest human thoughts, and can generate divine feelings of selfless love, mercy, compassion, non-violence, humility, and countless other loftiest divine attributes, to their maximum conceivable level, that language should be considered as the greatest language of the world. Bengali has all these highest qualities in it. Many great thinkers and humanitarians have enriched this language with noblest human thoughts. Unless you know Bengali properly, you really miss countless great treasures and expressions of this world. Bengali is a language of selfless love. And you will agree that true love, without any barrier or boundary, is the highest wisdom. There is no place of any narrow feeling in proper Bengali language."

"Bengali ranked 1st in the list of world's most sweetest language.. Bengali has two sub part- chalit and sadhu.. Today's spoken Bengali is of chalit one.. Though the other one is a little bit of tongue twister.. But indeed it is a sweet language.. The slang are even sweeter"

"UNESCO has declared that Bengali is the sweetest language in the world. It's very melodious and the sweetness is its' pronunciation. Even people from other languages accepts this."

http://www.thetoptens.com/best-langu...ali-352841.asp

dont agree.. But jzk for huge chunk of relevant info. I still don't see how it's the sweetest of languages maybe I need to study it more but Alhamdulilah

[strivingobserver98]

dont agree.. But jzk for huge chunk of relevant info. I still don't see how it's the sweetest of languages maybe I need to study it more but Alhamdulilah

Probably it's in the "Shudo" Bangla, when the sweetness kicks in ;).

Need to learn that in future :ia:.

[ConcealedGem]

Probably it's in the "Shudo" Bangla, when the sweetness kicks in ;).

Need to learn that in future :ia:.

I half understand shudo basha.. I think that post ^ is talking about sylheti which is odd. الحمد لله either way

[Raptor]

Who else eats rice, a lot

[Souljette]

Asalamualaykum for all your information the Bangla that everyone speaks here is the sylheti Bangla which is even hard for me to understand as I know the pure Bangla and also the Chittagong Bangla..do all of you sylheti bros and sis know the Shudho Bangla?

[strivingobserver98]

Who else eats rice, a lot

Yes we have a plate full of rice with our curry alhamdulilah.

Rice is eaten by Indonesia and China too ;). Not just Bengalis.

[strivingobserver98]

Asalamualaykum for all your information the Bangla that everyone speaks here is the sylheti Bangla which is even hard for me to understand as I know the pure Bangla and also the Chittagong Bangla..do all of you sylheti bros and sis know the Shudho Bangla?

:wa:

I'm still learning the Shudho Bangla. Do you understand the Bangla texts and writings posted by @Muslim Woman ?

[Souljette]

Ye I do Alhamdulillah stayin in bd for a few years brushed up on Bangla but reading still difficult but trying and I'm learning sylheti bangla after comin to the u.k cuz most Bengali people are sylheti.

[BeTheChange]

Asalamualykum,

How do you say how are you?

Maybe share a few common phrases in sha Allah...?

[Souljette]

In Shudho Bangla that everyone speaks in Bangladesh
How are you is apni kemon achen?
I am fine: ami Bhalo achi

[Sayeman]

What's going on in our dear country?
Educational institutions banning hijabs one after another. I'm really afraid.

[Muslim Woman]

:sl:

In Shudho Bangla that everyone speaks in Bangladesh
How are you is apni kemon achen?
I am fine: ami Bhalo achi

it can be said in 3 styles / forms.

The one u write is for seniors or with whom we are not very closed .

to friends / same age : tumi kemon aso ?

when ask younger or very close friends : tui kemon achish ?

[AbdurRahman.]

"Any language that can express the highest, noblest human thoughts, and can generate divine feelings of selfless love, mercy, compassion, non-violence, humility, and countless other loftiest divine attributes, to their maximum conceivable level, that language should be considered as the greatest language of the world. Bengali has all these highest qualities in it. Many great thinkers and humanitarians have enriched this language with noblest human thoughts. Unless you know Bengali properly, you really miss countless great treasures and expressions of this world. Bengali is a language of selfless love. And you will agree that true love, without any barrier or boundary, is the highest wisdom. There is no place of any narrow feeling in proper Bengali language."

"Bengali ranked 1st in the list of world's most sweetest language.. Bengali has two sub part- chalit and sadhu.. Today's spoken Bengali is of chalit one.. Though the other one is a little bit of tongue twister.. But indeed it is a sweet language.. The slang are even sweeter"

"UNESCO has declared that Bengali is the sweetest language in the world. It's very melodious and the sweetness is its' pronunciation. Even people from other languages accepts this."

http://www.thetoptens.com/best-langu...ali-352841.asp

I accept this; I myself peak the sylheti dialect of Bengali, but have always found the 'shuddo basha' [proper/official Bangla] to be really beautiful

[Mahir Adnan]

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so... this page is almost blank :o??
do you guys live in Bangladesh or west bangal?
is any Bengals here from west?