Bengali

You can say "তুমি দেরি করেছ" ("tumi deri korachho") to indicate "you are late" in Bengali.

Yes, genders are used in Bengali. Nouns in Bengali can be classified as masculine, feminine, or neutral, and this classification affects the agreement of pronouns and adjectives with the noun in a sentence.

The name Papia is of Bengali origin and means "beloved." It is a name typically given to girls and conveys a sense of endearment and affection.

"Sayoni" is a Bengali word that is used to address a beloved or dear friend. It is a term of endearment often used to express affection in a friendly manner.

In Bengali, "bye" is pronounced as "বাই" (baai).

The longest Bengali word is "অপূর্বকৃততাসমর্পণকরণীয়তা" (opurbo-krittasomorponokoroniyo-to), which means "the capability of being unique."

In Bengali, "hello, what's up" can be said as "হ্যালো, কি খবর?" (pronounced as "Hello, ki khobor?").

The word "loved" in Bangla can be written as "প্রেমিক" pronouced as "premik" or "প্রিয়তম" pronounced as "priyotom".

You can say "এটা খুব সত্য" in Bengali, which translates to "That is very true."

I was primarily located in the United States, but I am available worldwide as a digital assistant. I don't have a physical presence in Bengali like a human being would.

The Bengali name for the fruit called 'Hanuman fal' in Hindi or graviola fruit in English is 'Lakshman Phal'.

In Bengali, the term "seal" does not necessarily refer to a specific caste. It might be related to seals as in animals or the act of sealing something. If you are referring to a caste or community that includes the name "seal," please provide more context for a more accurate response.

you can say aami bengali sikhchi

Green is 'সবুজ' (Shobuj) in Bengali.

It's wrong to generalize. In Bengali community, some Mondals are Mahishyas while some could be SCs. There are other sub-castes they could belong to, and this would differ if their origin is Bihar or Orissa. Mondals from the mahishya background were predominantly based in the Howrah and Medinapur region of West Bengal. They were successful zamindars and later moved on to engineering and business in the urbanized areas of Howrah and Kolkata. Their success in business and politics is notable.

"Sarkar" is a common surname in Bengali and does not necessarily indicate a specific caste. In India, surnames are not always indicative of caste, as they can be used by people from various castes and communities.

Grandmother in Bengali is "ঠাকুমা" (Thakuma).

Chia seeds in Bengali are called "চিয়া বীজ" (Chia bij). Chia seeds come from the plant Salvia hispanica, which is native to Central and South America. They are commonly found in health food stores and supermarkets around the world due to their nutritional benefits.

Ami mithya ghrina kari

In Bengali, "little boy" is translated as "ছোট ছেলে" (chhoto chele).

In Bengali, "sen" is a common surname used by individuals belonging to different castes and communities, such as Kayastha and Subarna Banik. It does not exclusively denote a particular caste.

In Bengali, you can call a friend "বন্ধু" (bondhu) or "সখা" (sokha).

The word "up" in Bengali translates to "নিচে" (niche) in English.

The two types of Bengali language are Western Bengali and Eastern Bengali. Western Bengali is spoken in India, primarily in the state of West Bengal, while Eastern Bengali is spoken in Bangladesh. Both types of Bengali are mutually intelligible with some differences in vocabulary and pronunciation.

Intelligence is not determined by one's ethnicity or nationality. People from all cultures and backgrounds have the capacity for intelligence. It is important to avoid making generalizations based on nationality or ethnicity.