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Welcome to the fascinating world of Bengali proverbs! Proverbs are an integral part of any culture, serving as a mirror reflecting the wisdom, values, and beliefs of society. In Bengali culture, these sayings encapsulate life lessons, humor, and deep insights, often passed down through generations. They are not just phrases; they are nuggets of wisdom that can guide us in our everyday lives. In this lesson, we will explore the significance of Bengali proverbs, their meanings, and how they can enrich your understanding of the Bengali language and culture.


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== Introduction ==
=== The Importance of Proverbs in Bengali Culture ===
 
Bengali proverbs, known as "Bengali lokokathi," hold a special place in the hearts of the people. They are often used in conversations to convey complex ideas succinctly. Learning these proverbs will not only enhance your language skills but also give you a deeper appreciation of Bengali culture. Here are a few reasons why proverbs are vital:
 
* '''Cultural Insight''': Proverbs reflect the values and norms of Bengali society, offering you a glimpse into the cultural mindset.
 
* '''Language Skills''': Familiarity with these expressions will improve your fluency and comprehension.
 
* '''Everyday Usage''': They are commonly used in daily conversations, making them practical for learners.
 
=== Structure of the Lesson ===
 
In this lesson, we will cover the following:
 
1. '''Introduction to Bengali Proverbs''': What they are and their significance.
 
2. '''Examples of Famous Bengali Proverbs''': A detailed look at 20 popular proverbs.


Welcome to the lesson on popular Bengali proverbs! Proverbs are an integral part of any language and they provide valuable insights into a culture's values, beliefs, and wisdom. In this lesson, we will explore a variety of famous Bengali proverbs and their usage in everyday life. By understanding these proverbs, you will gain a deeper understanding of the Bengali language and culture. So let's dive in and explore the world of Bengali proverbs!
3. '''Exercises and Practice Scenarios''': Activities to help you apply what you've learned.


== Importance of Proverbs in Bengali Language and Culture ==
== Introduction to Bengali Proverbs ==


Proverbs play a significant role in the Bengali language and culture. They are often used by Bengali speakers to convey a message or share wisdom in a concise and memorable way. Proverbs are passed down from one generation to another and are deeply ingrained in the fabric of Bengali society.
Bengali proverbs are short, pithy sayings that convey a truth or piece of advice based on common sense or experience. They often use metaphors and similes, making them vivid and memorable. Here are some characteristics of Bengali proverbs:


Learning proverbs is essential for anyone who wants to truly understand and appreciate the richness of the Bengali language. They provide insights into the cultural values, traditions, and historical experiences of the Bengali people. By incorporating proverbs into your language learning journey, you will not only improve your language skills but also gain a deeper appreciation for the Bengali culture.
* '''Metaphorical Language''': Many proverbs use metaphors to convey deeper meanings.


== Structure of the Lesson ==
* '''Cultural Relevance''': They often reflect the agricultural and rural roots of Bengali society.


In this lesson, we will cover a wide range of popular Bengali proverbs. We will begin by exploring the meaning and usage of each proverb, followed by examples to illustrate their usage in everyday life. We will also delve into the cultural significance of these proverbs, exploring any regional variations and historical reasons for these differences. Finally, we will provide exercises and practice scenarios for you to apply what you have learned. By the end of this lesson, you will have a solid understanding of the most commonly used Bengali proverbs and be able to use them confidently in your conversations.
Now, let's dive into 20 popular Bengali proverbs, their meanings, and usage.


== Bengali Proverbs ==
=== Examples of Famous Bengali Proverbs ===


=== Proverb 1 ===
Below are 20 well-known Bengali proverbs. Each proverb is presented with its Bengali form, pronunciation, and English translation.
'''Bengali:''' যে ঘেরা দানা, সে চাবুক মারে কানা।
'''Pronunciation:''' Je ghéra daná, she chábuk máre kána.
'''English Translation:''' One who is good at hitting others, often gets hit himself.


'''Example:'''
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* সে সত্যের কথা বলতে পারে না, যে ঘেরা দানা।
* She shôtyer kôthá bôlte párê ná, je ghéra daná.
* She can't speak the truth, one who is good at hitting others.


=== Proverb 2 ===
! Bengali !! Pronunciation !! English
'''Bengali:''' যে গরমে বগল ধুলে, সে ঠাণ্ডার কানা।
'''Pronunciation:''' Je gôrômé bôgôl dhulé, she thándár kána.
'''English Translation:''' One who blows on the hot soup, burns his own tongue.


'''Example:'''
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* সে অশুভ কাজে হাত দিতে পারে না, যে গরমে বগল ধুলে।
* She ôshubh káje hát dite párê ná, je gôrômé bôgôl dhulé.
* She can't lend a hand in bad work, one who blows on the hot soup.


=== Proverb 3 ===
| অতি লোভে তাতি নষ্ট || ôti lóbe táti nôṣṭo || Greed destroys even the best of things.
'''Bengali:''' মাথা নাই তারে ঘোড়া চালাতে।
'''Pronunciation:''' Máthá nái táré ghôrā chálāte.
'''English Translation:''' One without a head can't ride a horse.


'''Example:'''
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* বলতে খুব সহজ কিন্তু করতে দুষ্টু। মাথা নাই তারে ঘোড়া চালাতে।
* Bôlte khúb shôhoj kintu kôrte dushţu. Máthá nái táré ghôrā chálāte.
* It's easy to say but hard to do. One without a head can't ride a horse.


=== Proverb 4 ===
| কাঁঠালে আঁচড় দিলে পাকা হয় || kãṭhále ânchôr dilé pôkā hoy || If you scratch a jackfruit, it ripens.
'''Bengali:''' খেলা নাই তারে কোপানো।
'''Pronunciation:''' Khêlá nái táré kôpānô.
'''English Translation:''' One who doesn't play can't get angry.


'''Example:'''
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* তিনি কখনও খেলা করে না। খেলা নাই তারে কোপানো।
* Tini kokhônô khêlá kôre ná. Khêlá nái táré kôpānô.
* She never plays. One who doesn't play can't get angry.


== Cultural Significance ==
| গরিবের গরিবি || goriber goribi || The poverty of the poor is their wealth.


Bengali proverbs are deeply rooted in the culture and history of the region. They reflect the values, beliefs, and experiences of the Bengali people. Proverbs often provide insights into the social norms, customs, and traditions of the community. They are used to teach moral lessons, convey wisdom, and share practical advice. Proverbs are also a source of amusement and entertainment, adding flavor to everyday conversations.
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It is important to note that Bengali proverbs may vary in usage and meaning across different regions of Bengal. The diversity in regional dialects and cultural practices contributes to the rich tapestry of Bengali proverbs. Exploring these variations can provide a deeper understanding of the cultural nuances and historical influences within the Bengali-speaking community.
| চোখের আড়ালে কিচ্ছু নেই || chokher āṛālē kichhu nei || Out of sight, out of mind.


== Exercises ==
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Now it's time to put your knowledge of Bengali proverbs into practice! Complete the following exercises to reinforce your understanding:
| যার হাতে কাজ, তার হাতে মিঠে || yār hātē kāj, tār hātē miṭhē || The one who does the work enjoys the sweets.


Exercise 1: Match the Bengali Proverbs
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Match the Bengali proverbs in Column A with their English translations in Column B.
 
| মুখে কুলুপ, মনে গুল্ল | mukhē kulup, monē gull || A closed mouth is a safe mouth.
 
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| বাঘের সাথে যেও না || bāghēr sāthē yéō nā || Don’t go with the tiger.
 
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| একবারের জন্যে দশবারের ভয় || ēkbarēr jonyē dōshbārēr bhoy || Fear at least once for every ten times.
 
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| বৃষ্টি না হলে আকাশের রং বদলায় না || brishti nā halē ākāshēr rong bodlāy nā || The sky does not change color without rain.
 
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| জলে না গেলে জলের স্বাদ পাওয়া যায় না || jolé nā gélē joler swād pāwā yāy nā || You cannot taste the water without getting into it.
 
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| গাছের তলায় গরু ছাগল || gāchēr tālāy goru chāgôl || Under the tree, there are cows and goats.
 
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| নাকে তেল দেওয়া || nākē tèl dēwā || To oil the nose (to be overly cautious).
 
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| দুধের দাম দুধের জন্য || dudhēr dām dudhēr jonyō || The price of milk is for milk.
 
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| ঢাকের আওয়াজে না শুনলে || ḍhākēr āwājē nā shunlē || If you don’t hear the sound of the drum.
 
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| সাপের পিঠে উঠলে || sāpēr piṭhē uthlē || If you climb onto a snake’s back.
 
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| মাটির সঙ্গে মাটি || māṭir sōngē māṭi || Soil with soil (to be one with the earth).
 
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| দয়ার জন্যে দয়া || dāyār jonyē dāyā || Kindness begets kindness.
 
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| পাথরের উপর পাথর || pāthôrēr upôr pāthôr || Stone upon stone (building something).
 
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| দুধের সাধে জল মেশানো || dudhēr sādhē jôl mēshānō || Mixing water with milk (to dilute).
 
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| চোরের মায়ের বড় গলা || chôrēr māyēr bôṛo gôlā || The thief's mother has a loud voice.
 
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| ঘরে ঢুকে বাঘের সাথে || ghôrē ḍhukē bāghēr sāthē || Entering the house with the tiger.
 
|}
 
== Exercises and Practice Scenarios ==
 
Now that you are familiar with these proverbs, let’s apply your knowledge through some exercises.
 
=== Exercise 1: Match the Proverbs ===
 
Match the Bengali proverbs with their English meanings.  


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! Column A !! Column B
 
! Bengali Proverb !! English Meaning
 
|-
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| 1. যে ঘেরা দানা, সে চাবুক মারে কানা. || a. One who doesn't play can't get angry.
 
| 1. অতি লোভে তাতি নষ্ট || A. Out of sight, out of mind.
 
|-
|-
| 2. যে গরমে বগল ধুলে, সে ঠাণ্ডার কানা. || b. One who blows on the hot soup, burns his own tongue.
 
| 2. চোখের আড়ালে কিচ্ছু নেই || B. Greed destroys even the best of things.
 
|-
 
| 3. জলে না গেলে জলের স্বাদ পাওয়া যায় না || C. You cannot taste the water without getting into it.
 
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| 3. মাথা নাই তারে ঘোড়া চালাতে। || c. One who is good at hitting others, often gets hit himself.
 
| 4. মুখে কুলুপ, মনে গুল্ল || D. A closed mouth is a safe mouth.
 
|}
|}


Exercise 2: Usage in Context
''Solution:''
Complete the following sentences by choosing the correct proverb from the options provided.
 
1. B
 
2. A
 
3. C
 
4. D
 
=== Exercise 2: Fill in the Blanks ===
 
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate Bengali proverb.
 
1. _______ (Greed destroys even the best of things).
 
2. _______ (You cannot taste the water without getting into it).
 
3. _______ (A closed mouth is a safe mouth).
 
''Solution:''
 
1. অতি লোভে তাতি নষ্ট
 
2. জলে না গেলে জলের স্বাদ পাওয়া যায় না
 
3. মুখে কুলুপ, মনে গুল্ল
 
=== Exercise 3: Create Your Own Sentence ===
 
Use any two of the proverbs learned in this lesson to create meaningful sentences.
 
''Solution:''
 
1. (Student's response)
 
2. (Student's response)
 
=== Exercise 4: Choose the Correct Meaning ===
 
Select the correct English meaning for the following proverbs.
 
1. গাছের তলায় গরু ছাগল
 
* A. Under the tree, there are cows and goats.
 
* B. The price of milk is for milk.
 
''Solution:'' A
 
=== Exercise 5: Discussion Scenario ===
 
Discuss with a partner the following scenario using at least three proverbs:
 
"You and your friend are planning a trip. Discuss the challenges you might face and use proverbs to express your thoughts."
 
''Solution:'' (Student's response)
 
=== Exercise 6: Proverbs in Context ===
 
Write a short paragraph using at least five proverbs in a meaningful context.
 
''Solution:'' (Student's response)
 
=== Exercise 7: Identify the Proverb ===
 
Identify which proverb fits the following scenario:
 
"You are tempted to take something that doesn’t belong to you because it looks appealing."


1. সে সত্যের কথা বলতে পারে না, যে ঘেরা দানা।
''Solution:'' (Student's response)
2. সে অশুভ কাজে হাত দিতে পারে না, যে গরমে বগল ধুলে।
3. বলতে খুব সহজ কিন্তু করতে দুষ্টু। মাথা নাই তারে ঘোড়া চালাতে।
4. তিনি কখনও খেলা করে না। খেলা নাই তারে কোপানো।


a. যে গরমে বগল ধুলে, সে ঠাণ্ডার কানা।
=== Exercise 8: Explore the Meaning ===
b. মাথা নাই তারে ঘোড়া চালাতে।
c. খেলা নাই তারে কোপানো।
d. যে ঘেরা দানা, সে চাবুক মারে কানা।


Exercise 3: Create Your Own Proverb
Choose one proverb and explain its meaning in your own words.
Create your own Bengali proverb that conveys a moral lesson or practical advice. Write the proverb in Bengali and provide an English translation. Explain the meaning and usage of your proverb.


== Solutions ==
''Solution:'' (Student's response)


Exercise 1: Match the Bengali Proverbs
=== Exercise 9: Create a Story ===
1. c. One who is good at hitting others, often gets hit himself.
2. b. One who blows on the hot soup, burns his own tongue.
3. a. One without a head can't ride a horse.


Exercise 2: Usage in Context
Write a short story that includes at least three of the proverbs learned in this lesson.
1. d. যে ঘেরা দানা, সে চাবুক মারে কানা। (One who is good at hitting others, often gets hit himself.)
2. b. যে গরমে বগল ধুলে, সে ঠাণ্ডার কানা। (One who blows on the hot soup, burns his own tongue.)
3. a. মাথা নাই তারে ঘোড়া চালাতে। (One without a head can't ride a horse.)
4. c. খেলা নাই তারে কোপানো। (One who doesn't play can't get angry.)


Exercise 3: Create Your Own Proverb
''Solution:'' (Student's response)
Create your own proverb, translate it into English, and explain its meaning and usage.


== Conclusion ==
=== Exercise 10: Group Activity ===


Congratulations on completing the lesson on popular Bengali proverbs! You have gained valuable insights into the cultural significance of these proverbs and their usage in everyday life. By incorporating these proverbs into your conversations, you will not only enhance your language skills but also deepen your understanding of the Bengali culture. Keep practicing and exploring the world of Bengali proverbs, and you will continue to grow in your language learning journey.
In a group, come up with new proverbs inspired by the ones learned. Share them with the class.
 
''Solution:'' (Student's response)
 
Congratulations! You’ve now delved into the world of Bengali proverbs. By incorporating these sayings into your conversations, you will not only enhance your Bengali language skills but also connect more deeply with the rich cultural heritage of Bengal.


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Welcome to the fascinating world of Bengali proverbs! Proverbs are an integral part of any culture, serving as a mirror reflecting the wisdom, values, and beliefs of society. In Bengali culture, these sayings encapsulate life lessons, humor, and deep insights, often passed down through generations. They are not just phrases; they are nuggets of wisdom that can guide us in our everyday lives. In this lesson, we will explore the significance of Bengali proverbs, their meanings, and how they can enrich your understanding of the Bengali language and culture.

The Importance of Proverbs in Bengali Culture[edit | edit source]

Bengali proverbs, known as "Bengali lokokathi," hold a special place in the hearts of the people. They are often used in conversations to convey complex ideas succinctly. Learning these proverbs will not only enhance your language skills but also give you a deeper appreciation of Bengali culture. Here are a few reasons why proverbs are vital:

  • Cultural Insight: Proverbs reflect the values and norms of Bengali society, offering you a glimpse into the cultural mindset.
  • Language Skills: Familiarity with these expressions will improve your fluency and comprehension.
  • Everyday Usage: They are commonly used in daily conversations, making them practical for learners.

Structure of the Lesson[edit | edit source]

In this lesson, we will cover the following:

1. Introduction to Bengali Proverbs: What they are and their significance.

2. Examples of Famous Bengali Proverbs: A detailed look at 20 popular proverbs.

3. Exercises and Practice Scenarios: Activities to help you apply what you've learned.

Introduction to Bengali Proverbs[edit | edit source]

Bengali proverbs are short, pithy sayings that convey a truth or piece of advice based on common sense or experience. They often use metaphors and similes, making them vivid and memorable. Here are some characteristics of Bengali proverbs:

  • Metaphorical Language: Many proverbs use metaphors to convey deeper meanings.
  • Cultural Relevance: They often reflect the agricultural and rural roots of Bengali society.

Now, let's dive into 20 popular Bengali proverbs, their meanings, and usage.

Examples of Famous Bengali Proverbs[edit | edit source]

Below are 20 well-known Bengali proverbs. Each proverb is presented with its Bengali form, pronunciation, and English translation.

Bengali Pronunciation English
অতি লোভে তাতি নষ্ট ôti lóbe táti nôṣṭo Greed destroys even the best of things.
কাঁঠালে আঁচড় দিলে পাকা হয় kãṭhále ânchôr dilé pôkā hoy If you scratch a jackfruit, it ripens.
গরিবের গরিবি goriber goribi The poverty of the poor is their wealth.
চোখের আড়ালে কিচ্ছু নেই chokher āṛālē kichhu nei Out of sight, out of mind.
যার হাতে কাজ, তার হাতে মিঠে yār hātē kāj, tār hātē miṭhē The one who does the work enjoys the sweets.
mukhē kulup, monē gull A closed mouth is a safe mouth.
বাঘের সাথে যেও না bāghēr sāthē yéō nā Don’t go with the tiger.
একবারের জন্যে দশবারের ভয় ēkbarēr jonyē dōshbārēr bhoy Fear at least once for every ten times.
বৃষ্টি না হলে আকাশের রং বদলায় না brishti nā halē ākāshēr rong bodlāy nā The sky does not change color without rain.
জলে না গেলে জলের স্বাদ পাওয়া যায় না jolé nā gélē joler swād pāwā yāy nā You cannot taste the water without getting into it.
গাছের তলায় গরু ছাগল gāchēr tālāy goru chāgôl Under the tree, there are cows and goats.
নাকে তেল দেওয়া nākē tèl dēwā To oil the nose (to be overly cautious).
দুধের দাম দুধের জন্য dudhēr dām dudhēr jonyō The price of milk is for milk.
ঢাকের আওয়াজে না শুনলে ḍhākēr āwājē nā shunlē If you don’t hear the sound of the drum.
সাপের পিঠে উঠলে sāpēr piṭhē uthlē If you climb onto a snake’s back.
মাটির সঙ্গে মাটি māṭir sōngē māṭi Soil with soil (to be one with the earth).
দয়ার জন্যে দয়া dāyār jonyē dāyā Kindness begets kindness.
পাথরের উপর পাথর pāthôrēr upôr pāthôr Stone upon stone (building something).
দুধের সাধে জল মেশানো dudhēr sādhē jôl mēshānō Mixing water with milk (to dilute).
চোরের মায়ের বড় গলা chôrēr māyēr bôṛo gôlā The thief's mother has a loud voice.
ঘরে ঢুকে বাঘের সাথে ghôrē ḍhukē bāghēr sāthē Entering the house with the tiger.

Exercises and Practice Scenarios[edit | edit source]

Now that you are familiar with these proverbs, let’s apply your knowledge through some exercises.

Exercise 1: Match the Proverbs[edit | edit source]

Match the Bengali proverbs with their English meanings.

Bengali Proverb English Meaning
1. অতি লোভে তাতি নষ্ট A. Out of sight, out of mind.
2. চোখের আড়ালে কিচ্ছু নেই B. Greed destroys even the best of things.
3. জলে না গেলে জলের স্বাদ পাওয়া যায় না C. You cannot taste the water without getting into it.
4. মুখে কুলুপ, মনে গুল্ল D. A closed mouth is a safe mouth.

Solution:

1. B

2. A

3. C

4. D

Exercise 2: Fill in the Blanks[edit | edit source]

Fill in the blanks with the appropriate Bengali proverb.

1. _______ (Greed destroys even the best of things).

2. _______ (You cannot taste the water without getting into it).

3. _______ (A closed mouth is a safe mouth).

Solution:

1. অতি লোভে তাতি নষ্ট

2. জলে না গেলে জলের স্বাদ পাওয়া যায় না

3. মুখে কুলুপ, মনে গুল্ল

Exercise 3: Create Your Own Sentence[edit | edit source]

Use any two of the proverbs learned in this lesson to create meaningful sentences.

Solution:

1. (Student's response)

2. (Student's response)

Exercise 4: Choose the Correct Meaning[edit | edit source]

Select the correct English meaning for the following proverbs.

1. গাছের তলায় গরু ছাগল

  • A. Under the tree, there are cows and goats.
  • B. The price of milk is for milk.

Solution: A

Exercise 5: Discussion Scenario[edit | edit source]

Discuss with a partner the following scenario using at least three proverbs:

"You and your friend are planning a trip. Discuss the challenges you might face and use proverbs to express your thoughts."

Solution: (Student's response)

Exercise 6: Proverbs in Context[edit | edit source]

Write a short paragraph using at least five proverbs in a meaningful context.

Solution: (Student's response)

Exercise 7: Identify the Proverb[edit | edit source]

Identify which proverb fits the following scenario:

"You are tempted to take something that doesn’t belong to you because it looks appealing."

Solution: (Student's response)

Exercise 8: Explore the Meaning[edit | edit source]

Choose one proverb and explain its meaning in your own words.

Solution: (Student's response)

Exercise 9: Create a Story[edit | edit source]

Write a short story that includes at least three of the proverbs learned in this lesson.

Solution: (Student's response)

Exercise 10: Group Activity[edit | edit source]

In a group, come up with new proverbs inspired by the ones learned. Share them with the class.

Solution: (Student's response)

Congratulations! You’ve now delved into the world of Bengali proverbs. By incorporating these sayings into your conversations, you will not only enhance your Bengali language skills but also connect more deeply with the rich cultural heritage of Bengal.

Table of Contents - Bengali Course - 0 to A1[edit source]


Basics


Numbers


Sentence Construction


Nouns


Adjectives


Culture and Society


History and Literature


Arts and Music


Family and Relationships


Everyday Life


Prepositions


Conjunctions


Adverbs


Geography


Work and Employment


Interrogative Sentences


Shopping


Popular Bengali Sayings

Sources[edit | edit source]


Other Lessons[edit | edit source]



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