Bengali

"তোমার দিন কেমন ছিল?" is the Bangla translation for "How was your day?"

The English date for Bengali 1st Shrabon 1386 is July 15, 1979.

"Bishi" in Bengali typically refers to a goldsmith or jeweler. It is a term used to describe individuals who work with gold and precious metals to create jewelry and ornaments.

To say "meet me" in Bengali, you can say "আমার সাথে দেখা করুন" (pronounced: amar sathe dekha korun).

The Bengali word "nepungsho" means "destruction" or "annihilation." It conveys a sense of ruin or devastation.

"স্বাগতম" (pronounced: shaw-got-om) is how you say "welcome" and "বাড়ি" (pronounced: baa-ri) means "home" in Bengali. So you can say "স্বাগতম বাড়িতে" (pronounced: shaw-got-om baa-ri-te) to say "welcome home" in Bengali.

The Bengali name for Gurmar is Meshashringi. It is a plant known for its ability to help regulate blood sugar levels.

In Bengali, "I will call you soon" can be translated to "আমি শীঘ্রই তোমাকে কল করব।" (Ami shighroi tomake kol korbo).

The English date for Bengali date 3rd Falgun 1389 is February 15, 1983.

The English year corresponding to the Bengali year 1396 is 1989.

The English date for Bengali month 19 Falgun 1381 is 4 March 1975.

The Bengali name Sagnivo does not have a widely recognized meaning or definition. It could be a unique or rare name with personal significance to the individual or their family.

"Babu" in Bengali is a term of respect used to address men, especially those in authority or positions of status like teachers, bosses, or government officials. It can also be used to respectfully address an elder brother.

The name "Jiku" is not a traditional Bengali name. It does not have a specific meaning in Bengali culture.

Yes, Jan Uddin is of Bengali descent. He is a British actor and model known for his work in both film and television.

Yes, you can call me in Bengali.

In Bengali culture, Shil refers to people who work with stones like masons or stone craftsmen. They may belong to various castes or communities based on their specific profession or family background, such as the Sutradhar or Malakar castes. However, it is important to note that caste identities are becoming less prominent in modern society.

17 Sraban 1376 in the Bengali calendar corresponds to August 2, 1969 in the Gregorian calendar.

In India, the Brahmin caste is considered the highest or upper caste, while the Das caste generally refers to a lower or working-class caste. The hierarchical structure of the caste system places Brahmins at the top and Dasa at a lower position.

"Sazishein" in Bengali means "conspiracy" or "plotting." It refers to a secret plan or agreement to do something harmful or illegal.

The word "end" in Bengali is pronounced as "শেষ" (shesh).

In Bengali culture, "Shome" is not explicitly associated with any specific caste, as surnames do not always correlate with caste identities. Caste is present in various forms across South Asia, but its representation and relevance can differ based on region and individual circumstances.

There are 211 million speakers of Bengali in the world, and it is the 7th most spoken language in the world. In Bangladesh, a country of 120 million, almost everyone speaks Bengali.

Some English words borrowed from Bengali include 'jute', 'pajama', and 'thug'.