Learn Bengali-Bengali Alphabets-Bengali Vowels

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[ShivangiManannan]

Dhanyobaad for this lovely video. Proud Bong ;)

[talkingbees]

@ShivangiManannan Thanks :-)

[Utensil7]

what does "hrashyo _" mean anyway? (Sorry I'm a complete and utter novice.)

[talkingbees]

@Utensil7 it means short

[mithunbarik]

Good attempt...I'll refer some of my friends here.

I think it should be simplified.

1. It might be a good idea to drop the 'hrashyo' e et al and simply e and ee could do.

2. 'ri' might be ommitted

If it's simple children might like that

thnks

[talkingbees]

@mithunbarik thanks :-)

[LilithTeacher]

What a beautiful script!

[tutonline]

kids are not the only ones who want to learn script and begali basics, I thik it's better the way it is!

[NethDugan]

@talkingbees Thank you!

[talkingbees]

@NethDugan I am late to reply you.But it would be "Faruk o tar poribar ke "-"ফারুক ও তার পরিবারকে ,"(to Faruk n family)

[NethDugan]

I'm sorry to be a total pain, but I'm trying to write a card to a family friend, whose native language is Bengali, and was hoping to say 'Faruk and family' in Bengali but a look through the few online dictionaries don't seem to help even after i got the right font. And I was wondering if you knew how or could help?

[cutiefacerox]

@Utensil7 its pretty much putting that vowel in a word I should know I'm bengoli

[Eyah2]

my friend n i have been feeling quite morose abt nt being able to read or write our mother tongue ; bengali even when wer like 18 ,could u tell us a gud website dat can help?

[talkingbees]

hrashyo means 'short'

and dirgho means "long"