Bengali

The more practical way to say little girl is: Choto mai.

Choto is pronounced as how it is seen, it means small or little.

And mai which is pronounced like the month May, translates to girl.

This translates to: I love you.

It can also mean: I like you the most. To a lower extent. But literally the both mean the same thing.

Apni chai.

Pronounced: Apni is said like up-nee, and chai is pronounced as cha-ai.

No African country speaks Bengali. The language has its origins on the Indian Subcontinent and is used predominantly there - although it is in use though out the world wherever there are communities of Bengali people

to a respected person.....aapnaar ki mone aache?

to someone of same age group....tomar ki mone aache?

to someone younger or very close.....tor ki mone aache?

Bhoka

Pronounced as: bo-ka. The bo is pronounced like the guy's name Bo, or a bow you wear around your shirt.

Bhoka can mean idiot, stupid, dumb etc.

E.g. Bhoka chele - which means stupid boy or idiot boy.

"শান্তি" (pronounced shanti) is how you say peace in Bengali.

Yes, Bengali is a real language. It is the official language of Bangladesh and the second most spoken language in India. The language is also known as Bangla.

Ami ekjan Dhoni bakti!

OR

Amar Artha r obhab nei.

OR

Ami boro lok!

Attraction is subjective and based on individual preferences, so it's not accurate to make generalizations about why a particular group may be attracted to another. Relationships are formed based on personal connections and compatibility, not on race or ethnicity.

"Bhool Bhulaiya" is a Hindi language film. It is a psychological thriller comedy directed by Priyadarshan.

well if you wanted to say that you're feeling sad, you'd say 'amar mon kharap' which literally means my mood is bad

The Bengali word for friend is "বন্ধু" (pronounced as "bondhu").

There is no direct translation for "There's no place like home" in Hindi but a similar sentiment can be expressed as "घर जैसा कोई जगह नहीं है" (Ghar jaisa koi jagah nahi hai).

Being Arabic and Bengali typically refers to having a combination of cultural backgrounds or heritage. It is possible for someone to have one parent or ancestor who is Arabic and another who is Bengali, making them of mixed heritage. This can lead to a unique cultural identity and experiences that blend aspects of both cultures.

"Girl" in Bengali is "মেয়ে" (pronounced as "meye").

"Be quiet" in Bengali is "চুপ করুন" pronounced as "chup korun."

No, "hoodibaba" is not a Bengali word. It is typically associated with Persian or Arabic origins and is used as an exclamation or expression of surprise.

In Bangla we do not actually have a perfect equivalent for the word hello. Some words we use instead are 'namaskaar' and 'kemon acho'.

Bengali is mainly spoken in the Indian state of West Bengal and the neighboring country of Bangladesh. It is also spoken by expatriate communities around the world.

Good Afternoon in Bengali is "শুভ অপরাহ্ন" (Shubho oporahnno).

Yes, "Dutta" is a Bengali surname commonly found in the Indian state of West Bengal and Bangladesh. It is often associated with individuals who belong to the Bengali community.

Tumi ki ghare ashsha?

Several languages in India are related to Sanskrit, including Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali, and Kannada. These languages belong to the Indo-Aryan language family, which has strong historical ties to Sanskrit.