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What is the assamese term of wife?
The Assamese term for wife is "বোৱাৰী" (pronounced as "buwari"). This term is commonly used in Assamese culture to refer to a married woman or spouse.
How do you say congratulations in assamese?
Badhai.
How do you say father in assamese?
Deuta
How do you say hi in Assamese?
The Assamese people greet each other with 'Nomoskar'
How do you say sweetheart in Assamese?
gand mucho
How do you say welcome in assamese?
aadorni jonaisu
How do you say Father in Assamese language?
Deuta
How do you say hello in assame?
In Assamese, you say "নমস্কাৰ" (pronounced as "namaskar") to say hello.
How do you say 'give me a kiss' in Assamese?
suma ata diana
How do you say hello and goodbye in assamese?
Hello : Nomoskaar Goodbye : Bidai
How do you say do you speak English in assamese?
apuni ingraji kob janene?
How do you say thankyou in assamese?
"Dhanyabad." <---Not bengali "Dhon-no-bad"
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