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Daily Use Bengali Sentences in English (English to Bengali Translation)

 Bengali (also known as Bangla; বাংলা), belongs to the Indo-Aryan language family spoken by Bengali people of the Bengal region of South Asia, with approximately 274 million speakers as of 2021. According to a UNESCO survey, Bengali has been recognized as the sweetest language in the world.

If you’re looking for Bengali sentences in English, this article is just for you. Let’s start with the basic Bengali words!

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Basic Greetings in Bengali

Remember these valuable ways to say “Hello” to “See you later!” in Bengali. When you meet your friends. If you know a few words you just show that you have made a little effort.

  • Hi/Hello - Ōhē

  • Good morning - Suprabhāta!

  • What’s up? - Ki khabara?

  • Have a nice day - Āpanāra dinaṭi śubha hōka

  • What’s your name? - Tōmāra nāma ki?

  • You’re welcome - Āpanākē sbāgatama

  • Nice to meet you - Tōmāra dēkhā karē bhālō lāglō

  • Good night - Śubha rātri

  • Goodbye - Biday!

  • See you later - Parē dēkhā habē


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20+ Bengali Sentences in English

No. English Bengali Pron.
1 What is your name? আপনার নাম কি? apanāra nāam ki?
2 My name is Vijay আমার নাম বিজয়. amāra nāma vijaẏ
3 How are you? আপনি কেমন আছেন? apani kēmana āchēna?
4 I am fine আমি ভালো আছি ami bhālō āchi
5 What are you doing? তুমি কি করছো? tumi ki karachō?
6 I'm sorry আমি দুঃখিত ami duḥkhito
7 Please অনুগ্রহ anugraha
8 Where are you from? তুমি কোথা থেকে আসছো? tumi kōthā thēkē āsachō?
9 I'm from Kolkata আমি কলকাতা থেকে এসেছি ami kalakātā thēkē ēsēchi
10 Where do you live? আপনি কোথায় বাস করেন? apani kōthāẏa bāsa karēna?
11 I live in West Bengal আমি পশ্চিমবঙ্গে থাকি ami paścimabaṅgē thāki
12 Do you speak Bengali? আপনি কি বাংলা বলতে পারেন? apani ki bānlā balatē pārēna?
13 Yes হ্যাঁ hyām̐
14 No না na
15 Do you love me? তুমি কি আমাকে ভালোবাসো? tumi ki āmākē bhālōbāsō?
16 I love you আমি তোমাকে ভালোবাসি ami tōmākē bhālōbāsi
17 I miss you আমার আপনাকে মনে পরছে amāra āpanākē manē parachē
18 How old are you? আপনার বয়স কত? apanāra baẏas kata?
19 I am 18 years old আমি 18 বছর বয়সী ami 18 bachara baẏasī
20 I am busy আমি ব্যাস্ত আছি ami byāsta āchi
21 Nice to meet you তোমার সাথে দেখা করে ভালো লাগলো tōmāra sāthē dēkhā karē bhālō lāgalō
22 Goodbye বিদায় bidāẏa
23 Thank you ধন্যবাদ dhan'yabāda

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