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wasi90lk
8th February 2011, 06:50
you can learn bangla from me.
dhump
10th February 2011, 12:09
First thing I need is translation to that really amazing song in bhool bhullaya the bengali version.
what I understand is it is more like " I am yours and something like that"
Poison
10th February 2011, 12:28
no.
wasi90lk
11th February 2011, 01:51
First thing I need is translation to that really amazing song in bhool bhullaya the bengali version.
what I understand is it is more like " I am yours and something like that"
i barely watch movies, be it bangla, english or any other language.
anyway, i checked the movie and the song. yes, the song is called "ami je tomar". it means "i am yours".
ami je tomar = i am yours.
wasi90lk
11th February 2011, 02:00
i want to post one of my favourite bangla songs. it is called "melay jaire" (meaning: "going to fair", referring to the fair during the first day of bengali calendar).
this song is widely played during the first day of bengali calendar. it is a popular song.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHWKfmeNj7U&feature=related.
check the song only, the video is random i think.
Khabri420
11th February 2011, 02:07
Ki khobor?
Otho bhalobhasha bhalo noy :inzi
Cover Drive
11th February 2011, 02:15
What does this means;
Nabi More Pursahmani, Nabi more Shorra Ayy Gooni....and word 'paaki'
wasi90lk
11th February 2011, 03:07
What does this means;
Nabi Mor Pursahmani, Nabi mor Shonar khoni ....and work 'paaki'
fixed.
this is hard bangla. in other words, this is not the way normally bengalis talk. this song is a religious song, referring to muhammed (SAS).
nabi mor poroshmoni = prophet, my touchstone.
nabi mor shonar khoni = prophet, my gold mine.
in urdu, you people say "mera" (my, mine). in bangla, we say "mor" (sounds like "more") or "amar".
wasi90lk
11th February 2011, 03:10
Ki khobor?
Otho bhalobhasha bhalo noy :inzi
ki khobor (what's up)
otho bhalobasha bhalo noy (too much love is not good).
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replies:
kisu na (nothing)
thik ase (ok).
Looney
11th February 2011, 03:16
amar shonar bangladesh
d0gers
11th February 2011, 03:16
Translate these for me. Two Bengali songs that I like:
Baula Ke Banailo Re - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cl-v6C7Y-gE
Krishno - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HM9TtFq2eKs
d0gers
11th February 2011, 03:17
Ami Bangla bhalo bashi
Looney
11th February 2011, 03:18
i barely watch movies, be it bangla, english or any other language.
anyway, i checked the movie and the song. yes, the song is called "ami je tomar". it means "i am yours".
ami je tomar = i am yours.
what does " shudu je tomar " mean ?
Cover Drive
11th February 2011, 03:29
fixed.
this is hard bangla. in other words, this is not the way normally bengalis talk. it is a song, written by a bengali poet. this song is a religious song, referring to muhammed (SAS).
nabi mor poroshmoni = prophet, my touchstone.
nabi mor shonar khoni = prophet, my gold mine.
in urdu, you people say "mera" (my, mine). in bangla, we say "mor" (sounds like "more") or "amar".
Wow! JazakAllah Khair man!
Actually it is Junaid Jamshed's Nasheed and he recites this, hence, I asked :)
One last word (hope you don't mind) is that what does word 'paaki' means?
Thanks a ton bro!
Ami Bangla bhalo bashi
Yaar I think this mean 'I speak Bengali'
Khabri420
11th February 2011, 03:32
ki khobor (what's up)
otho bhalobasha bhalo noy (too much love is not good).
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replies:
kisu na (nothing)
thik ase (ok).
LOL, thanks for the replies. The "too much love is not good" is a phrase I heard from the legendary movie Anand. What a movie.
wasi90lk
11th February 2011, 03:34
Wow! JazakAllah Khair man!
Actually it is Junaid Jamshed's Nasheed and he recites this, hence, I asked :)
One last word (hope you don't mind) is that what does word 'paaki' means?
Thanks a ton bro!
Yaar I think this mean 'I speak Bengali'
i see. so it is written by junaid jamshed and not that poet. my mistake.
paaki means "bird", if i am not wrong. it sounds like "pakhi". can you tell me where did you hear "paaki"? then i can tell the exact meaning.
ami bangla bhalo bashi = i love bangla.
LOL, thanks for the replies. The "too much love is not good" is a phrase I heard from the legendary movie Anand. What a movie.
i see. i did not watch the movie. is it a bengali movie?
what does " shudu je tomar " mean ?
shudu je tomar = only yours.
Translate these for me. Two Bengali songs that I like:
Baula Ke Banailo Re - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cl-v6C7Y-gE
Krishno - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HM9TtFq2eKs
i am translating these songs, wait.
wasi90lk
11th February 2011, 03:53
Translate these for me. Two Bengali songs that I like:
Baula Ke Banailo Re - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cl-v6C7Y-gE
Krishno - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HM9TtFq2eKs
first song: baula ke banailo re (baula, who made him?)
description: i think this song is about a person, who became a singer. "baul" is the name of a group. you can learn more about "baul" here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baul.
the lyrics of this song is repetitive.
Ke banailo re
Baula ke banailo re
Hason raja re baula
Ke banailo re (baula, who made him? Who made hason raja?)
Hason Raja hoise pagol vab bodol er karone (hason raja became crazy, because of mood swing)
Bondhu bihin Hason Raja (friendless hason raza)
Onno nahi mane baula (accepts food shortage)
Hason Raja gaise gaan haate taali diya 2x (hason raja sang song while clapping)
Shokole daraiya shune 2x (everyone listens while standing)
Hason Rajar biya baula (hason raja’s marriage, baula).
i do not think i have translated very well, but these are approximately accurate i hope.
Cover Drive
11th February 2011, 04:22
[COLOR="SeaGreen"]i see. so it is written by junaid jamshed and not that poet. my mistake.
paaki means "bird", if i am not wrong. it sounds like "pakhi". can you tell me where did you hear "paaki"? then i can tell the exact meaning.
You know more :)
It was in that same Nasheed, sentence was like pakhi gai sui mooriya.
Also any word which will come handy when having heated argument with a Bengali in real life ? Have a club mate and his flighted delivery does beat me so need a aggressive word for him please :)
wasi90lk
11th February 2011, 04:43
You know more :)
It was in that same Nasheed, sentence was like pakhi gai sui mooriya.
Also any word which will come handy when having heated argument with a Bengali in real life ? Have a club mate and his flighted delivery does beat me so need a aggressive word for him please :)
pakhi gese moriya = bird died.
there are many bengali words you can use. you may want to check this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXWSZSmb8BU.
some of my favourite slangs are: jaora, bhodai, modon. a lot of urdu slangs are similar to bangla slangs i think, you can use urdu slangs too.
Love 4 Cricket
11th February 2011, 05:53
i barely watch movies, be it bangla, english or any other language.
anyway, i checked the movie and the song. yes, the song is called "ami je tomar". it means "i am yours".
ami je tomar = i am yours.
Ami Je Tomar is a Bangla Song itself. Its not a Hindi Movie Song. But It was used in that Movie to match the Concept of that Movie called Bhool-Bhoolaiya.
Love 4 Cricket
11th February 2011, 05:56
i want to post one of my favourite bangla songs. it is called "melay jaire" (meaning: "going to fair", referring to the fair during the first day of bengali calendar).
this song is widely played during the first day of bengali calendar. it is a popular song.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHWKfmeNj7U&feature=related.
check the song only, the video is random i think.
My Fav song as well sang by Maqsood.
Love 4 Cricket
11th February 2011, 06:01
What does this means;
Nabi More Pursahmani, Nabi more Shorra Ayy Gooni....and word 'paaki'
Nabi Mor Paroshmoni , Naabi Mor Shonar Khani.
Means, Oh My Prophet, You are my Priceless Diamond, Oh My Prophet, You are my Bank of Gold. - This is the Nearest meaning of these to sentence.
And its " Paakhi " Which means Bird.
Love 4 Cricket
11th February 2011, 06:03
what does " shudu je tomar " mean ?
Only Yours..
Looney
11th February 2011, 19:55
my dad knows how to read , write and speak BanglA . All of my family lived in Dhaka , in different places like Olipur , Dinajpur , Saidpur and another place i canNot remember its name . it started with P .
wasi90lk
12th February 2011, 00:47
my dad knows how to read , write and speak BanglA . All of my family lived in Dhaka , in different places like Olipur , Dinajpur , Saidpur and another place i canNot remember its name . it started with P .
that is nice.
it started with P? pabna? potuakhali?
Love 4 Cricket
12th February 2011, 07:05
that is nice.
it started with P? pabna? potuakhali?
Could be Pirozpur as well. :D
kkmix
15th February 2011, 04:25
Aami bangla bujhto bari na
Tumi daal bhat khabo?
I know what it means but I am just saying. :P
A-1
16th February 2011, 03:05
nicee....i love learning other languages...
bro translate these into bengali
How are you?
where are you from?
nice to meet u
Hello everyone...My name is____ ..... and am from ____....
anakwalajinn
17th February 2011, 01:38
Shoooto aaaashaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaa :d
shoooto aaaashaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaa :d
wasi90lk
17th February 2011, 05:28
Shoooto aaaashaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaa :d
shoooto aaaashaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaa :d
it is a song. shoto asha means one hundred hopes.
nicee....i love learning other languages...
bro translate these into bengali
How are you?
where are you from?
nice to meet u
Hello everyone...My name is____ ..... and am from ____....
how are you? = tumi kamon aso?
where are you from? = tumi kothay thako?
nice to meet you = tomar sathe dekha kore valo laglo.
hello everyone, my name is "x" and i am from bangladesh = hello/salam shobai, amar naam "x" aar ami thaki bangladesh e.
Aami bangla bujhte bari na
Tumi daal bhat khaba?
I know what it means but I am just saying. :P
fixed.
ami bangla bujte pari na = i can not understand bangla.
tumi daal bhat khaba? = do you want to eat rice and legume?
Radiance Of Australis
17th February 2011, 06:53
Bhalo bashay bhalo bashay! :D
Thats the only phrase I know.
Ummer Khan
17th February 2011, 07:12
diem khabay
joul khabou
aami tumakay eik ta debo,daant pheelay debou
wasi90lk
17th February 2011, 10:44
Bhalo bashay bhalo bashay! :D
Thats the only phrase I know.
bhalo bashi bhalo bashi = i love, i love.
diem khabe
joul khabo
aami tumakay ekta debo,daat phele debo
fixed.
dim khabe = eat egg.
jholl khabo = i will eat soup.
ami tomake ekta debo, daat phele dibo = i will give you one, i will remove your teeth.
ElRaja
23rd March 2011, 20:50
i learnt some bengali from a bengali friend
my favourite phrase, tabha mari daath filai da moo, i use it regularly when arguin wit bengali mates. sorry cant spell it proparly.
he taught me more, amar naam, tur naam, amitomake balo bashi, i think mishti is sweets.
but the first phrase always makes people laugh. they also seem to take the mick out of anyone from molvibazar, call them fuga?? i think, say that they made a mochi their mayor or something.
PakPrince
13th April 2011, 00:52
a question to bengali ppers?
do you guys understand unrdu/hindi or not? thats a question that always bugs me!
i have a bangladeshi friend. he understands every word i say in urdu but ive never heard him speak it. for eg many times i just switch to urdu while talking to my pak friends and he replies tot he qs in english. Obv he must have understood urdu right to answer the qs?
he claims he does not though
wasi90lk
13th April 2011, 16:36
a question to bengali ppers?
do you guys understand unrdu/hindi or not? thats a question that always bugs me!
i have a bangladeshi friend. he understands every word i say in urdu but ive never heard him speak it. for eg many times i just switch to urdu while talking to my pak friends and he replies tot he qs in english. Obv he must have understood urdu right to answer the qs?
he claims he does not though
yes, understanding urdu is not a problem because many of the bangla and urdu words are similar.
if two bengalis speak in bengali, probably you will also understand majority of what they are saying.
wasi90lk
13th April 2011, 16:40
i learnt some bengali from a bengali friend
my favourite phrase, tabha mari daath filai da moo, i use it regularly when arguin wit bengali mates. sorry cant spell it proparly.
he taught me more, amar naam, tur naam, amitomake balo bashi, i think mishti is sweets.
but the first phrase always makes people laugh. they also seem to take the mick out of anyone from molvibazar, call them fuga?? i think, say that they made a mochi their mayor or something.
thabor dia daat falaya dimo = i will slap you and remove your teeth.
mishti = sweet.
10sion
24th May 2011, 05:45
a question to bengali ppers?
do you guys understand unrdu/hindi or not? thats a question that always bugs me!
i have a bangladeshi friend. he understands every word i say in urdu but ive never heard him speak it. for eg many times i just switch to urdu while talking to my pak friends and he replies tot he qs in english. Obv he must have understood urdu right to answer the qs?
he claims he does not though
Having been brought up in UAE and having more Pakistani friends [next in line Indians, Sri Lankans and Lebanese friends, I just dont get along with my own people :malik] I understand/speak urdu/hindi more than bangla. Which is just sad. Wasi -- amakey bangla shikao...ekhon !
Justcrazy
2nd June 2011, 08:08
O Tunir ma Tomar Tuni Kotha shone na..........
violet_may
2nd June 2011, 23:43
How do you say:
Have you burned the house down yet?
Dr. Schaden Freud
5th June 2011, 19:45
Not Bengali, but, know a bit. So, I'll give it a try.
Ki tumi badi ta jolei diyeche?
(This is Have you burned the house down - Yet part is not incorporated)
Dr. Schaden Freud
5th June 2011, 19:45
Question to people from Bangladesh.
Is there any difference between the Bengali you speak and the Bengali used in West Bengal?
violet_may
12th June 2011, 04:22
^
Thanks Freud. That works as well.
Justcrazy
14th June 2011, 04:17
The bengali in west bengal and bangladesh is indeed different, mostly it is accent difference.
freelance_cricketer
15th June 2011, 16:13
My favorite language after Punjabi, hindi :)
Love it
freelance_cricketer
15th June 2011, 16:14
How to say 'you are my best friend' in Bengali ?
Dr. Schaden Freud
16th June 2011, 11:44
Tumi aamaar shreshto bondhu
You are my great friend - Tumi aamaar priyo bondhu
ElRaja
19th June 2011, 20:06
anyone know how to say "how is the bhaabhi doing?"
or any other funny phrases which involve bhaabhis. :)
wasi90lk
23rd June 2011, 05:25
How do you say:
Have you burned the house down yet?
very random.
translation: tumi ki bari ta jalie diso?
freelance_cricketer
24th June 2011, 12:23
Everyone bhalo? :101:
OK how to say the following? :22:
1. I missed you
2. No fun in life
3. How ( and what ) are you doing?
4. Gimme a hug
5. good bye , come soon
6. Thanks :19:
freelance_cricketer
24th June 2011, 12:25
very random.
translation: tumi ki bari ta jalie diso?
so 'bari' is house and diso is 'yet' ?
Justcrazy
25th June 2011, 14:22
Everyone bhalo? :101:
OK how to say the following? :22:
1. I missed you ( Aami tomar jono baikul chilam)
2. No fun in life ( jibone aanondo nei)
3. How ( and what ) are you doing? ( tum ki koccho / Tumi ki kore korccho)
4. Gimme a hug ( aamar songe kolakuli koro)
5. good bye , come soon ( Bhalo theko, aabar esho)
6. Thanks :19: ( Dhanobad)
violet_may
25th June 2011, 21:36
Justcrazy, how do you pronounce songe?
Is it like "sawn jay" or "sawn gay"
Justcrazy
26th June 2011, 04:25
Justcrazy, how do you pronounce songe?
Is it like "sawn jay" or "sawn gay"
Shon gay.
freelance_cricketer
27th June 2011, 11:27
Dhanobad crazy dada :) :22:
Justcrazy
30th June 2011, 09:23
You are welcome .......... freelance.
Murakh
26th September 2012, 11:05
opar banglar bondhu wasi90lk bhaya kuthay gelen apni?
asif9138
22nd October 2012, 23:10
Everyone bhalo? :101:
OK how to say the following? :22:
1. I missed you
2. No fun in life
3. How ( and what ) are you doing?
4. Gimme a hug
5. good bye , come soon
6. Thanks :19:
i am sure you will not use these words for a girl!:yk
Equinox
24th October 2012, 23:29
Great thread. I have recently rediscovered my love for Bangla music. Especially the slow/sad tunes. I think Bengali is the perfect language for sad songs. One of my favourites.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLDmXnnr5ac
Justcrazy
27th November 2012, 15:48
Interesting..... some bengali songs have very good tune.
AlizeeFan
27th November 2012, 16:26
Ami gota raat ghumiyobo
Justcrazy
22nd April 2013, 10:32
hello all bengali PPers :)
GentleMan
9th May 2013, 12:08
justcrazy bhai, aapni bangali naki?
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