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Originally posted by: aekiel

Probably Bengali. Or one of the southern languages 😊

The MHRW ML keeps saying "Ardham Ainda" 😃, which I think means "do you understand" in Telugu, and it's a tad fascinating because Ardham here probably comes from "Arth" as a root word. Language etymology is another subject where I could spend hours and hours!

But it'd probably be Bengali because the scope for speaking is higher and the script (at first glance) looks easier than the Southern ones.

If you know how to read Hindi, learning bengali is a cup of tea. I used to relate hindi words with Bengali and tried to read newspapers. It's just slight variation. Now I can read Bengali without any problem.

I can tell you the basics if you decide to learn it.

Originally posted by: Physics_girl

IPNZ cast ko awards milte dekh dil garden garden ho gaya

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Aap aa gayi

Mujhe laga tha aap aaj aaoge. Welcome welcome.😆😆

Originally posted by: Ocean_of_waves

If you know how to read Hindi, learning bengali is a cup of tea. I used to relate hindi words with Bengali and tried to read newspapers. It's just slight variation. Now I can read Bengali without any problem.

I can tell you the basics if you decide to learn it.

I can read Hindi, which is why I thought the Bengali script looked a little easier than the Southern ones- examples being k and g 😳

If there are any good resources that you could point me to (either Bengali from Hindi or English), that would be brill! 😊

Sonal di story ..param 😍😍😍

https://instagram.com/stories/ssona_official/2658409493792895345?utm_medium=share_sheet

Originally posted by: Bucky

Okay I'm adding shipping an off-screen pair to the point of madness to the list too🤣

Oh yeah that is one of my new hobbies these days😆

I took up cooking world cuisin and reading food history. I started with British then Turkish, Asian especially Japanese and Korean and now into Nigerian food. Spending alone time in kitchen, experiemnting with differnt ingrediens calms me down.

I also took up puzzling. I do large jigsaw puzzles with 1000-2000 pieces and increase the difficulty level.

Originally posted by: aekiel

I can read Hindi, which is why I thought the Bengali script looked a little easier than the Southern ones- examples being k and g 😳

If there are any good resources that you could point me to (either Bengali from Hindi or English), that would be brill! 😊

Oh that's awesome. There's some slight variation in Bengali alphabets like we don't have the letter or pronunciation of S, it's pronounced Sh rather than Ss.

You can look up for Bengali to English grammar books. They are very helpful. I had one but I couldn’t find it at the moment. Your biggest help would be newspapers or some short story books. Bengali shows can help you too.

Originally posted by: Ocean_of_waves

Unke saath Geeta didi bhi. Arpwaz jaake kahin aur dukaan daale apni🤣🤣

Geeta didi aur Sona di ke beech sab kuch cover ho jaayega Prum ka. Ab bas Akshi ka sochna hai 🤣

Originally posted by: Forever_Fangirl

Geeta didi aur Sona di ke beech sab kuch cover ho jaayega Prum ka. Ab bas Akshi ka sochna hai 🤣

Aunty hai na, wo cover kar lengi, as a viewer 🤣🤣

Originally posted by: Ocean_of_waves

Diiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 🤗

Aap aa gayi

Mujhe laga tha aap aaj aaoge. Welcome welcome.😆😆

Wo awards wala news dekh k ruka nahi gaya.🤭🤭🤭