Bengali

Bari or basha. The 'a's are like in la. The 'r' is slightly harder than most Bengali 'r's doishonno ro).

The word for brother in Bengali is "ভাই" (pronounced bhai).

Yes, Telugu is the second largest spoken language in India by number of speakers. It is primarily spoken in the states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, as well as in some other parts of the country.

ছেলে is the writting of the language Bengali, but the English letters are :Chēlē

Approximately 230 million people worldwide speak Bengali as their native language, primarily in Bangladesh and the Indian state of West Bengal. It is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world.

"Tomaar ki aneek kaaj acheee ki?

better is " aapni ki basto?"

Bangladesh and the Indian states of West Bengal and Tripura predominantly speak Bengali.

ami tumare bala fai na - sylheti

or

ami tumake balo pai na means i dont find you to my liking.

Ame tumake posondo kori nah. means i dont like you.

You can say "আমি বাংলা কথা বলতে পারি" which translates to "Ami Bangla kotha bolte pari" in Bengali.

No, they are different. Punjabi Dutta's are a part of the "Mohyyal or Munjal" brahmin community . Mohyyals are one of the few "Martial " brahmins and are distinct from other Brahmin's as not only have they been warriors, but the men of the families have been meat eaters etc. One of the sayings you will hear is "Waah Dutt Sultan, adha Hindu adha Mussalman" i.e part of their lifestyle was Hindu ( the homes were run as typical Hindu homes" and part of their lifestyle was like Muslims ( eating meat, dressing , vocation etc-- external facing stuff). More on Punjabu Duttas at www.mohyals.com

Sandeep Dutta

New Delhi

July 2009

In Bengali, you can say "হ্যালো" which is pronounced as "halo" or "নমস্কার" which is pronounced as "nomoshkar" for informal situations.

The word for father in Bengali is "বাবা" (pronounced: baba).

It is called Billa...(Bel ka fal)

The Bengali word "Ipshita" means desired or wanted. It signifies something that one wishes for or longs to have.

The largest spoken language of India is Hindi.

You say "তুমি আমার বন্ধু" (pronounced as "tumi amar bondhu") in Bengali to mean "you are my friend".

Yes in Bengali is pronounced as "হ্যাঁ" (pronounced as "haan").

Myanmar is the country where Burmese is predominantly spoken. It is the official language of Myanmar and is spoken by the majority of the population.

There are several languages in India and Bengali is also one of them. Naturally, each language has their own words, but there are similarities in the words, because of their origin; mother of languages, Sanskrit.

Ke-no?
Pronounced like Ken without o after it kita

In Bengali, to say 'Where are you', you say 'tumi kothai'. The 't' in tumi is soft.

"Rahul" is a male given name of Sanskrit origin, meaning "conqueror of all miseries" or "efficient" in Hindi. It is a popular name in India and other South Asian countries.

"Foga" in Bengali means a mist or fog. It refers to a hazy or foggy atmospheric condition where visibility is reduced.

"Apna ghar" means "your own home" or "our home" in Hindi. It signifies a sense of ownership and belonging to one's place of residence.