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Learn to count to twenty in Bengali (Bangla). Bangla is an Indo-European language derived from Sanskrit, spoken by the people of Bengal who are also known as Bengali(s). It is mostly spoken in Bangladesh, West Bengal, and in other parts of India. And if you're learning Bengali and want to learn to count from one to twenty in this language, then, here's how!
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Two - Du-i (দুই). Bangla has two different sounds for d. This is softer - do-ee. [2] X Research sourceAdvertisement
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Four - Char (চার). It's pronounced the way the English word 'char' is pronounced. [4] X Research source
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Five - Pa(n)ch (পাঁচ). This has the nasal n sound that is used to pronounce some of the French words. [5] X Research source
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Six - Chhoy (ছয়). Bangla has two sounds for ch. One is the sound that's used to pronounce English words that start with ch, such as: church, child, etc. The other sound is softer. [6] X Research source
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Seven - Shaat (সাত). Bangla has 3 different s sounds. This is the closest to sh. [7] X Research source
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Eight - Aat (আট). It's pronounced like the English word 'art' without pronouncing the letter r. [8] X Research source
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Eleven - Ey-ga-ro (এগারো). [11] X Research source
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Twelve - Ba-ro (বারো). [12] X Research source
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Fifteen - Po-ne-ro (পনেরো). [15] X Research source
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Sixteen - Sho-lo (ষোলো). [16] X Research source
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Eighteen - Aa-tha-ro (আঠারো). The th should sound like that is pronounced in the words turmeric, ten, etc. [18] X Research source
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Nineteen - U-nish (উনিশ). [19] X Research source
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Twenty - Bish (বিশ). The word 'Ku-ree - কুঁড়ি' means twenty as well, but it's less common. [20] X Research source
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QuestionAre all people poor in the Bengal region?Community AnswerNot everyone is poor in Bangladesh. Just like all other countries, it depends on their jobs.
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QuestionHow many people are in the Bengal region?Community AnswerApproximately 90 million people live in the Bengal region.
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QuestionHow do I say good night in Bengali?Community Answer"Shuvo raat" ("শুভ রাত") means good night in Bengali. "Shuvo" means good, and "raat" means night. It's pronounced "shoe-vo ra-aat."
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Tips
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Warnings
- Avoid Indian subcontinental accents - they are usually mirth inspiring to Western ears and can be considered mockery by some Indians.Thanks
- Always take precautions to pronounce other languages carefully, because similar words may mean something very different, or even an Insult.Thanks
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References
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