Learn Bengali: 36 Easy Food Related Sentences In English

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I have learnt Bangladesh so fast through your lessons that l knew hardly anything. Now I'm confident speak a couple of sentences if not fluently. I hope I will get over soon. My genuine problem is there is none around to speak and practice. Anyways thanks to you and all your supporting staff.

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[@richardbennett4365]

Hey, you are helping us learn Bengali. Let me help you with some English. Don't forget to pronounce the -s at the end of the word "means" when you are pointing out which Bangla word means which English word. The final "s" on the end of the word is pronounced. Also, if you are teaching an English person Bangla, then it makes more sense (more logical) to say the words the other way around. Instead of saying "English word" means "Bangla word," it would make more sense to say, "khabar" means "food," not "food" means "khabar." Perhaps in Bengali you would say it the way you do or it doesn't make a difference which way, but in English it does make a difference.

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[@elaineberzuela1186]

This is awesome. I just learnt new ones. Thank you. Dhonobaad :)

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Apnake shagotom

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Eta ekdum bhaalo Tumi

[@ashishnsharma5353]

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[@jamil.ahammed9361]

Amar.valo.holo.thank.you.vai

[@AphreDoulo]

Very good translation

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[@gunjansharma9272]

Sir please make video on Kitchen applicants

[@RASELrajuInstitute]

Thank you for idea. I will try to do.

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[@Roxas-xw5fi]

can i understand when to use "kono" ans what for?

[@mylapallichandrasekhararao4025]

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[@rawngbawlahlondo1627]

Brother.. How would i say" Please take home your family and all your friends? Don't come back??

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[@shamimsanam3644]

Part 3 Vido apploud Sir plz

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[@lovesoriachannel9816]

Apni raater khabar khao ... (is it correct)

[@ashfaqurrahmansajib8740]

In “khao” word there is an “o” alphabet at the last of this word. And this “o” containing verb is mostly used with tomi/ tomar. In “khan” word there in a “n” alphabet at the last part of the verb. And this used with Apni/Apnar. Same thing is also applicable for other verbs. Like, khelcho~tumi, khelchen~apni, likhcho~tumi, likhchen~apni.

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