Assamese

There are several Assamese restaurants in Dubai, with one popular option being "Assam House," located in the Al Karama area. Another notable spot is "Naga Kitchen," which offers a range of Assamese and northeastern Indian dishes. It's best to check online directories or food delivery apps for the latest locations and reviews.

The Assamese term for wife is "বোৱাৰী" (pronounced as "buwari"). This term is commonly used in Assamese culture to refer to a married woman or spouse.

To type in Assamese in Adobe PageMaker, you'll need to install an Assamese font and set up your system for Assamese typing. First, ensure you have an Assamese keyboard layout installed on your computer. Then, open PageMaker, select the installed Assamese font from the font menu, and start typing using the Assamese keyboard layout. Alternatively, you can use transliteration tools to convert Roman text to Assamese.

In Assamese, "Will you marry me?" can be expressed as "তুমি মোক বিয়াহ কৰিবানে?" (Tumi mok biyah koribane?). This phrase conveys the proposal in a straightforward and heartfelt manner. If you need assistance with how to express love or make the proposal more romantic, feel free to ask!

The Assamese name for the graviola fruit is "Sharifa" (শরীফা). It is also commonly known as "custard apple" in English. This tropical fruit is known for its sweet, creamy texture and unique flavor.

Yes, I can help you with that. In Assamese, you can ask "তুমি ব্যস্ত নেকি?" (Tumi byasta neki?) to inquire if someone is busy.

Ah, the 'father of Assamese literature' is the revered poet and writer, Madhav Kandali. His contributions have laid the foundation for Assamese literature to flourish and grow like a happy little tree in a beautiful meadow. Just like how each brushstroke adds depth to a painting, Madhav Kandali's work has enriched the cultural tapestry of Assam.

tumi dhuniya lagise...:)

Tumhi Bhaat khala or tumhi dinner korila

Sun in Assamese language is called "সূৰ্য" (pronounced as "surya").

Tumi bar dhunia.

"Dhanyabad." <---Not bengali

"Dhon-no-bad"

In Assamese, will you marry me is said as "tumi mor logot biya hobane?"

Tomak/Apu'nak MIss Ko'risu .. (In Present Tense)

the original is -'Tumarloi monot porise'

If elder than you then you say -'Apunar Bhal ne?' or' Bhale ase ne'? or If friend...etc then - 'Tumar Bhal ne?'

মই চুমা দিব বিচাৰোঁ (moi chuma diva bisaron)

hindi

moi tumaak bhaal pau

gand mucho

Yes, if the father has parental custody of the minor (depending on what State you live in.) He may have good reasons why he doesn't want you to see your older sister. You can wait until you are 18 to see her and no one stop you then.