Bengali

Most Bangladeshis in the United Kingdom do speak Sylheti as the vast majority of the Bangladeshi population in the UK hail from the Sylhet district of Bangladesh.

However in Bangladesh,syheti is only confined to the Sylhet district.

Dill is called "sowa" in Bengali.

The word for poop in Bengali is "gom".

In Bengali, you would say "তুমি আমাকে ভালোবাসো?" (tumi amake valobasho?) to ask "Do you love me?"

Didi Gruenwald is a Broadway actress and film actress. She was the face of 90's as a model for Guess, Ralph Lauren, Vercase. She is sort of a celebrity in NYC. Ian Astbury, Peter Buck, Liam Gallagher have all written songs about her.

The phrase "What are you doing?" in Bengali can be translated as "Tomra ki korcho?"

First, like learning/speaking any language, you must learn vocalbulary and the rules that go along with it. Once the vocalbulary is learned, you then must learn the final, and sometimes most confusing part, the sentence structure. The sentence structure of a language is the order in which words/vocalbulary are placed in sentence. In Hindi, ALL subjects go first, ALL Verbs go at the end of the sentence, and everything else (adjectives, prepositions, etc.) goes in the middle of the sentence.

For example: Main khush hoon= I am happy.

"Main" (pronunced like the month, may) is the Hindi word for "I". Since "I" is the subject of the sentence, it goes first in the sentence. Next is the word "khush" (proncounced koosh), which is the Hindi word for "happy". Since it is an adjective, it goes in the middle of the sentence. Last we have "hoon". "Hoon" is the Hindi word for "am". Since "am" is a verb, it goes at the end of the sentence. This is how Hindi is spoken.

nice to meet you ="Schön dich kennen zu lernen." (if you meet someone for the first time in a close setting. If you want to greet e.g. your new superior you should use "Schön Sie kennen zu lernen")

lemon grass is known as "CHAHACHI PAT" in marathi.

Pasu or Pashoo are two translations of cow into Malayalam I've found. The other words in the list are written in an alphabet that is incomprehensible to me.

Salmon will be called salmon in Bengali since its not very popular in Bengal and we don;t have an another name for it.

krishna Fal

Kolmi saag

i think AATA

there are no words like that.contct me via msg

tishi

moyur

bangale

gadha (ga dha)

jamira

Ant - in Tamil "எறும்பு" - pronounced as "A-room-bu"

- in Bengali "পিপীলিকা"

In bengali it is "HANUMAN FALL "

makki ka atta

Jowar and wheat, both are used to make roti but are two different grains. Jowar is also called sorghum. It is a kind of millet. It is widely used in Maharashtra, Karnataka.

Its called a Baajra or bajra