'Learn Bengali with a native', lesson 3 on Some Survival Phrases in Bangla

​Hey guys there’s a new Marathi langblr called @survivetoread​ and they just got started.

I know the “Indo” part of the Indo-European family is LARGELY neglected in the langblr community, so if some of you are looking for something a little different to study maybe give Marathi a try! And it shouldn’t be too hard to pick up for those of you who are used to other Indo-Aryan languages like Hindi/Udru or Bengali. Also, like its cousins, it sounds very pretty and is written in a beautiful script, and boasts an extensively rich history and culture.

Bonus points: it is a generally open language, and yet isn’t given much attention! So new learners are more than welcome, you’ll be learning a language that not many people (outside of India/Marathi diaspora) know, and you won’t be stepping on the toes of closed communities! 

Thank you for the boost! 😄❤

Hey there Bangla-lovers! If you enjoy learning Bengali, you’ll sure enjoy Marathi too. So check it out😄

নমস্কার বাংলা-প্রেমিরা! যদি আপনাদের বাংলা শিখতে ভালো লাগে তবে আপনারা অবশৈ মরাঠি শিখ্তেও ভালবাসবেন। তো এটা চেক কোরেনিন😄

'Learn Bengali with a native', lesson 2 on Consonants

It includes all the original 32 consonants along with 3 post reform consonants, along with pronunciation guide and examples.

বাংলা আমার মাতৃভাষা এবং আমি আমার ভাষা ওপরে গর্বিত।

Translation: Bengali is my mother tongue and I'm proud of my language.

Happy International Mother Language day! What's your mother tongue? Plz reply in the comments!😁