Language/Bengali/Vocabulary/Useful-phrases
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- Hi, Hello - Salam-alaikum
- Thank You - Dhonno-baad
- Goodbye - Khoda Hafez
- How are you? - Kemon achho? (Used when talking to children or youngsters only)
- How are you? - Kemon achhen?
- I am fine - Bhaalo achhe
- I am feeling good - Amaar bhalo lagchhe
- I am feeling bad - Amaar kharap lagchhe
- What is your name? - Tomar naam kee? (Used when talking to children or youngsters only)
- What is your name? - Apnar naam kee?
- My name is ... - Amar naam ...
- I am from London - Aa-mee London thek-ey ae-shay-chhi
- What time is it? - Coy-ta baa-jay?
- I don't know Bengali - Aa-mee Bangla ja-nee-na
- I don't understand - Buj-tey paarchhi na
- How much is it? - Eta koto daam?
- This is too expensive - Eta khub bay-she daam
- Reduce this price - Etar daam komiye rakhen
- Tell me the way please - Ekto rastata bolben?
- Is this very far? - Eta kee khoob doo-rey?
- I want a ticket - Aa-mee ek-ta ticket chai
- Yes - Hae/Jee
- No - Na/Jee na
- Sorry - Maaf ko-roon/Khoma ko-roon
- Please - Please
- Ok - Theek achhey
- What? - Kee?
- Where - Koth-aye?
- How? - Kemon korey?
- When? - Kobey?
- Who? - Kay? ('kay' rhymes with the English word say)
- Why? - Kano?
- Right - Done dee-kay ('Done' is pronounced like the English word done; the last syllable 'kay' rhymes with the English word say)
- Left - Bum dee-kay (the last syllable 'kay' rhymes with the English word say)
- Water - Paa-nee
- Tea - Cha
- Rice - Bhaat
- Chicken - Moor-gee (the first syllable 'Moor' is pronounced like the English word moor)
- Beef - Goru
- Fish - Maach
- Mango - Aam
- Apple - Aapel
- Orange - Komola
- Banana - Kaw-la (the first syllable 'kaw' rhymes with the English word saw)