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Clause 1: All human free-manner-in equal dignity and right taken birth-take do. P South Bengal dialects Chuadanga : Êk jon lokir duiţo chheile chhilo. Age ghar'ta dekhe nite pari ki?

It has as many as 100,000 separate words, of which 50,000 are considered tôtshômo direct reborrowings from Sanskrit and Prakrit , 21,100 are tôdbhôbo native words with Sanskrit cognates , and the rest being bideshi foreign borrowings and deshi Austroasiatic borrowings words. Please clean my room.

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Bengali or Bangla is the native language of the ethno-cultural region of eastern known as Bengal. It is also the state official language of the Indian states of and , and parts of. The national songs of both India and Bangladesh were composed in the Bengali language by Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore. It is the most commonly spoken language in the cities and. The following is a sample text in Bengali of the Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the United Nations : ধারা ১: সমস্ত মানুষ স্বাধীনভাবে সমান মর্যাদা এবং অধিকার নিয়ে জন্মগ্রহণ করে। তাঁদের বিবেক এবং বুদ্ধি আছে; সুতরাং সকলেরই একে অপরের প্রতি ভ্রাতৃত্বসুলভ মনোভাব নিয়ে আচরণ করা উচিৎ। — Bengali in Bengali script Dhara êk: Shômosto mãnush shãdhinbhãbe shômãn môrjãdã ebong odhikãr nie jônmogrohon kôre. Tãder bibek ebong buddhi ãchhe; shutorãng shôkoleri êke ôporer proti bhrãttrittoshulôbh mônobhãb nie ãchorôn kôrã uchit. Clause 1: All human free-manner-in equal dignity and right taken birth-take do. Their reason and intelligence is; therefore everyone-indeed one another's towards brotherhood-ly attitude taken conduct do should. Article 1: All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience. Therefore, they should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood. Pronunciation guide The phonemic inventory of Bengali consists of 40 consonants and 11 vowels, which may be nasalized to change meaning. Vowel sounds can either be independent or hooked on to the consonant in the form of diacritics. Bengali vowels tend to be difficult to pronounce for a non-Bengali speaker. Pronunciation of Bengali words varies from one location to another. Vowels The independent vowel is on the left, the diacritic which is hooked on to the consonant is on the right. Aspirated consonants Aspirated consonants are pronounced with a puff of air. Bengali is known for its wide variety of diphthongs, combinations of vowels occurring within the same syllable. Stress In standard jarif, stress is predominantly initial. Consonant Clusters Native Bengali tôdbhôbo words do not allow initial consonant clusters; the maximum syllabic structure is CVC i. Many speakers of Bengali restrict their phonology to this pattern, even when using Sanskrit or English borrowings, such as গেরাম geram CV. Word order Bengali nouns are not assigned gender, which leads to minimal changing of adjectives inflection. However, nouns and pronouns are moderately declined altered depending on their function in a sentence into four cases while verbs are heavily conjugated, and the verbs do not change form depending on the gender of the nouns. As a head-final language, Bengali follows subject—object—verb word order, although variations to this theme are common. Bengali makes use of postpositions, as opposed to the prepositions used in English and other European languages. Determiners follow the noun, while numerals, adjectives, and possessors precede the noun. Yes-no questions do not require any change to the basic word order; instead, the low L tone of the final syllable in the utterance is replaced with a falling HL tone. Additionally optional particles e. কি -ki, না -na, etc. Wh-questions are formed by fronting the wh-word to focus position, which is typically the first or second word in the utterance. Nouns Nouns and pronouns are inflected for case, including nominative, objective, genitive possessive , and locative. When a definite article such as -টা -ţa singular or -গুলা -gula plural is added nouns are also inflected for number. When counted, nouns take one of a small set of measure words. As in many East Asian languages like Chinese, Japanese, Thai, etc. The noun's measure word MW must be used between the numeral and the noun. Most nouns take the generic measure word -টা -ţa, though other measure words indicate semantic classes e. Measuring nouns in Bengali without their corresponding measure words e. However, when the semantic class of the noun is understood from the measure word, the noun is often omitted and only the measure word is used, e. শুধু একজন থাকবে। Shudhu êk-jon thakbe. In this sense, all nouns in Bengali, unlike most other Indo-European languages, are similar to mass nouns. Verbs Verbs divide into two classes: finite and non-finite. Non-finite verbs have no inflection for tense or person, while finite verbs are fully inflected for person first, second, third , tense present, past, future , aspect simple, perfect, progressive , and honor intimate, familiar, and formal , but not for number. Conditional, imperative, and other special inflections for mood can replace the tense and aspect suffixes. The number of inflections on many verb roots can total more than 200. Inflectional suffixes in the morphology of Bengali vary from region to region, along with minor differences in syntax. Bengali differs from most Indo-Aryan Languages in the zero copula, where the copula or connective be is often missing in the present tense. In this respect, Bengali is similar to Russian and Hungarian. Vocabulary Bengali is the most influenced one of all the South Asian languages. It has as many as 100,000 separate words, of which 50,000 are considered tôtshômo direct reborrowings from Sanskrit and Prakrit , 21,100 are tôdbhôbo native words with Sanskrit cognates , and the rest being bideshi foreign borrowings and deshi Austroasiatic borrowings words. However, these figures do not take into account the fact that a large proportion of these words are archaic or highly technical, minimizing their actual usage. The productive vocabulary used in modern literray works, in fact, is made up mostly 67% of tôdbhôbo words, while tôtshômo only make up 25% of the total. Deshi and Bideshi words together make up the remaining 8% of the vocabulary used in modern Bengali literature. Due to centuries of contact with Europeans, Mughals, Arabs, Turks, Persians, Afghans, and East Asians, Bengali has incorporated many words from foreign languages. The most common borrowings from foreign languages come from three different kinds of contact. Close contact with neighboring peoples facilitated the borrowing of words from Hindi, Assamese and several indigenous Austroasiatic languages like Santali of Bengal. After centuries of invasions from Persia and the Middle East, numerous Persian, Arabic, Turkish, and Pashtun words were absorbed into Bengali. Portuguese, French, Dutch and English words were later additions during the colonial period. Retroflex consonants Retroflex consonants are pronounced with the tip of the tongue flapping against the roof of the mouth. Aspirated retroflex consonants Aspirated retroflex consonants are pronounced with the tip of the tongue flapping against the roof of the mouth and a puff of air. Ami bhalo naa or sinmply Bhalo naa. Ami bhalo achhi or sinmply Bhalo. Nice to meet you. Apnar shathe porichôe hoe amar khub-i bhalo laglo. Tomake shagoto janai Don't Mind Kichhu mone korben na. I love you Ami tomake bhalobashi I like you Ami tomake pochhondo kori Amar tōmake bhalō legeche. I'll call the police. That man has stolen my jewellery. Oi lokti amar goyna churi korechhe. Do you speak English? Apni-ki Ingreji bolte paren? Ekhane keu achhe, je Ingreji bolte paren? Ami bujhte parchhi na. Ami bujhte parlam na. I need your help. I lost my bag. I lost my wallet. I need a doctor. Can I use your phone? Can you help me? Apni ki amake shahajjo korte parben? Where is the toilet? Where does this train go? Ei train'ti kothay jabe? Can you show me on the map? Lodging Do you have any rooms available? Bharay ghar paowa jabe ki? Does the room come with... Ghar'e ---- achhe ki? May I see the room first? Age ghar'ta dekhe nite pari ki? Do you have anything quieter? OK, I'll take it. Can you suggest another hotel? Onno kono hotel dekhiye din... Please clean my room. Please clean my room. Ghar-ta porishkar kore deben. Do you accept British pounds? Do you accept credit cards? Can you change money for me? Taka khuchra korte parben ki? Where can I get money changed? Taka khuchra korte parbo kothay? Can you change a traveler's check for me? What is the exchange rate? Where is an automatic teller machine ATM? Eating and drinking With an emphasis on fish, vegetables and lentils served with rice as a staple diet, Bengali cuisine is known for its subtle yet sometimes fiery flavours, and its huge spread of confectioneries and desserts. It also has the only traditionally developed multi-course tradition from the Indian subcontinent that is analogous in structure to the modern service à la russe style of French cuisine, with food served course-wise rather than all at once. Can I look at the menu, please? Menu Card ta dekhte pāri? Can I look into the kitchen? Rānnāghar tā dekhte pāri? Is there any local specialty? Ekhānkār special khabar kichhu achhe ki? I don't eat pork. Ami shuor khāi na. I don't eat beef. Ami goru khāi na. Khub bhalo Please clear the plates. Asia this means a sherbet drink, not cola! How much is this? I can't afford it. I don't want it. OK, I'll take it. Can I have a bag? Do you ship overseas? Bideshe parcel koren ki? Clothes clothe s kãpor kãpor kãchã is Washing Clothes Driving I want to rent a car. Note: Indian Traffic Signs are much like those in Europe. Words are written in English and sometimes the regional language. Writing system Bengali is written using the Bengali alphabet Bengali: বাংলা হরফ Bangla hôrôf, Bengali: বাংলা লিপি Bangla lipi and is the 6th most widely used writing system in the world. The script with minor variations is shared by Assamese and is the basis for the other languages like Meitei and Bishnupriya Manipuri. All these languages are spoken in the eastern region of South Asia. Historically, the script has also been used to write the Sanskrit language in the region. Bangali dialects Bangali dialects include Eastern and Southeastern Bengali dialects: The Eastern dialects serve as the primary colloquial language of the Dhaka district. This is also true of the Sylheti dialect, which has a lot in common with the Kamrupi dialect of Assam in particular, and is often considered a separate language. The Eastern dialects extend into Southeastern dialects, which include parts of Chittagong. The Chittagongian dialect has Tibeto-Burman influences. Manikganj: Êk zoner duiđi saoal asilo. P Mymensingh: Êk zôner dui put asil. P Munshiganj Bikrampur : Êk jôner duiđa pola asilo. P Comilla: Êk bêđar dui put asil. P Noakhali Sandwip : Êk shôksher dui beţa asilo. Noakhali Feni : Êk zôner dui hola asil. P Noakhali Hatia : Êk zôn mainsher duga hola asil. P Noakhali Ramganj : Ek zôner dui hut asil. P Barisal Bakerganj : Êk zôn mansher dugga pola asil. P Faridpur: Kero mansher duga pola asil. M Chittagong: Egua mansher dua poa asil. P South Bengal dialects Chuadanga : Êk jon lokir duiţo chheile chhilo. M Khulna: Êk zon manshir dui sôoal silo. P Jessore: Êk zoner duţ sôl sêl. P North Bengal dialects This dialect is mainly spoken in the districts of North Bengal. The dialects of Rangpur and Pabna do not have contrastive nasalized vowels. Dinajpur: Êk manusher dui chhaoa chhilô P Pabna: Kono mansher dui chhaoal chhilô. P Bogra: Êk jhôner dui bêţa chhoil achhilô. P East Malda: Êk jhôn manuser duţa bêţa achhlô. P Rangpur: Êk zon mansher duikna bêţa asil. P Western Border dialects This dialect is spoken in the area which is known as Manbhum. Manbhumi: Ek loker duţa beţa chhilô. M Hajong: Ek zôn manôlôg duida pôla thakibar. Chakma: Ek jônôtun diba poa el. The later two, along with Kharia Thar and Mal Paharia, are closely related to Western Bengali dialects, but are typically classified as separate languages. Similarly, Rajbangsi and Hajong are considered separate languages, although they are very similar to North Bengali dialects. There are many more minor dialects as well, including those spoken in the bordering districts of Purnea and Singhbhum and among the tribals of the eastern Bangladesh like the Hajong and the Chakma. It has an introduction and a , but there is not enough present.

Sometimes the word charge is used in place of debit. If it is far enough down the hall you can get on it without having to exit the building. Get to Starfish Island Early PC-only For attempting to get to Starfish Island too early, there are barricades blocking you, and the footpaths are blocked by a black grate. Can you change money for me. The list is on the wall down by the garages. Vowel sounds can either be independent or hooked on to the la in the form of diacritics. It is also the state official language of the Indian states of andand parts of. P Munshiganj Bikrampur : Êk jôner duiđa pola asilo. Rewards for Completing the Game 100% In order to obtain 100% completion, you must complete every autobus and optional mission in the game.

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