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56 [fifty-six]

Feelings

Feelings

৫৬ [ছাপ্পান্ন]

56 [chāppānna]

অনুভূতি

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to feel like / want to ইচ-------া ই---- থ--- ই-্-া থ-ক- ---------- ইচ্ছা থাকা 0
i--hā--h--ā i---- t---- i-c-ā t-ā-ā ----------- icchā thākā
We feel like. / We want to. আম-----ই---া--ছ- ৷ আ----- ই---- আ-- ৷ আ-া-ে- ই-্-া আ-ে ৷ ------------------ আমাদের ইচ্ছা আছে ৷ 0
ām----a ic-h- --hē ā------ i---- ā--- ā-ā-ē-a i-c-ā ā-h- ------------------ āmādēra icchā āchē
We don’t feel like. / We do’t want to. আম-দ----চ্ছ- ন-ই ৷ আ----- ই---- ন-- ৷ আ-া-ে- ই-্-া ন-ই ৷ ------------------ আমাদের ইচ্ছা নাই ৷ 0
ā-ā-ē-a ------nā-i ā------ i---- n--- ā-ā-ē-a i-c-ā n-'- ------------------ āmādēra icchā nā'i
to be afraid ভ--পাওয়া ভ- প---- ভ- প-ও-া -------- ভয় পাওয়া 0
b-a-a-pā---ā b---- p----- b-a-a p-'-ẏ- ------------ bhaẏa pā'ōẏā
I’m afraid. আমার ভ---র-ে-৷ আ--- ভ- ক--- ৷ আ-া- ভ- ক-ছ- ৷ -------------- আমার ভয় করছে ৷ 0
ām-ra --aẏa-ka-achē ā---- b---- k------ ā-ā-a b-a-a k-r-c-ē ------------------- āmāra bhaẏa karachē
I am not afraid. আমার--য়--র---না-৷ আ--- ভ- ক--- ন- ৷ আ-া- ভ- ক-ছ- ন- ৷ ----------------- আমার ভয় করছে না ৷ 0
ā--r-----ẏ--ka---hē--ā ā---- b---- k------ n- ā-ā-a b-a-a k-r-c-ē n- ---------------------- āmāra bhaẏa karachē nā
to have time সময়-থ-কা স-- থ--- স-য় থ-ক- -------- সময় থাকা 0
sa--ẏ- thākā s----- t---- s-m-ẏ- t-ā-ā ------------ samaẏa thākā
He has time. ত-র ---ে-সময়--ছ- ৷ ত-- ক--- স-- আ-- ৷ ত-র ক-ছ- স-য় আ-ে ৷ ------------------ তার কাছে সময় আছে ৷ 0
tār--kā----sama-a --hē t--- k---- s----- ā--- t-r- k-c-ē s-m-ẏ- ā-h- ---------------------- tāra kāchē samaẏa āchē
He has no time. ত---কাছে--ো-ো স-য়-নেই-৷ ত-- ক--- ক--- স-- ন-- ৷ ত-র ক-ছ- ক-ন- স-য় ন-ই ৷ ----------------------- তার কাছে কোনো সময় নেই ৷ 0
tāra------ --n--sa-a-a -ē'i t--- k---- k--- s----- n--- t-r- k-c-ē k-n- s-m-ẏ- n-'- --------------------------- tāra kāchē kōnō samaẏa nē'i
to be bored ব--ক-ত -য়ে যাওয়া ব----- হ-- য---- ব-র-্- হ-ে য-ও-া ---------------- বিরক্ত হয়ে যাওয়া 0
bir-kta-h--- yā'-ẏā b------ h--- y----- b-r-k-a h-ẏ- y-'-ẏ- ------------------- birakta haẏē yā'ōẏā
She is bored. সে -ির--ত হ-- গ----৷ স- ব----- হ-- গ--- ৷ স- ব-র-্- হ-ে গ-ছ- ৷ -------------------- সে বিরক্ত হয়ে গেছে ৷ 0
sē -irak-- ha-ē g-c-ē s- b------ h--- g---- s- b-r-k-a h-ẏ- g-c-ē --------------------- sē birakta haẏē gēchē
She is not bored. সে -িরক্ত-হয়- -ায় -ি ৷ স- ব----- হ-- য-- ন- ৷ স- ব-র-্- হ-ে য-য় ন- ৷ ---------------------- সে বিরক্ত হয়ে যায় নি ৷ 0
sē b-r---a haẏ--yāẏa--i s- b------ h--- y--- n- s- b-r-k-a h-ẏ- y-ẏ- n- ----------------------- sē birakta haẏē yāẏa ni
to be hungry খ--- ---য়া খ--- প---- খ-দ- প-ও-া ---------- খিদে পাওয়া 0
k-i----ā'ō-ā k---- p----- k-i-ē p-'-ẏ- ------------ khidē pā'ōẏā
Are you hungry? ত-ম--ের-------ে-প---ছ-? ত------ ক- খ--- প------ ত-ম-দ-র ক- খ-দ- প-য়-ছ-? ----------------------- তোমাদের কি খিদে পেয়েছে? 0
t---dēra k- k---ē pē---h-? t------- k- k---- p------- t-m-d-r- k- k-i-ē p-ẏ-c-ē- -------------------------- tōmādēra ki khidē pēẏēchē?
Aren’t you hungry? ত--া-ে---- খিদ--প-য়-ন-? ত------ ক- খ--- প-- ন-- ত-ম-দ-র ক- খ-দ- প-য় ন-? ----------------------- তোমাদের কি খিদে পায় নি? 0
Tōmā---- ---k--d- pā-a -i? T------- k- k---- p--- n-- T-m-d-r- k- k-i-ē p-ẏ- n-? -------------------------- Tōmādēra ki khidē pāẏa ni?
to be thirsty তেষ--া (ত-ষ্ণা- -াও-া, প-প-সা লাগ-৤ ত----- (------- প----- প----- ল---- ত-ষ-ট- (-ৃ-্-া- প-ও-া- প-প-স- ল-গ-৤ ----------------------------------- তেষ্টা (তৃষ্ণা) পাওয়া, পিপাসা লাগা৤ 0
Tēṣṭā--tr̥ṣṇā) -ā'ōẏ-,---pā-ā -ā--৤ T---- (------- p------ p----- l---- T-ṣ-ā (-r-ṣ-ā- p-'-ẏ-, p-p-s- l-g-৤ ----------------------------------- Tēṣṭā (tr̥ṣṇā) pā'ōẏā, pipāsā lāgā৤
They are thirsty. তা-ে- তে--ট--পেয়ে---৷ ত---- ত----- প----- ৷ ত-দ-র ত-ষ-ট- প-য়-ছ- ৷ --------------------- তাদের তেষ্টা পেয়েছে ৷ 0
tād------ṣ-ā -ē-ē-hē t----- t---- p------ t-d-r- t-ṣ-ā p-ẏ-c-ē -------------------- tādēra tēṣṭā pēẏēchē
They are not thirsty. তাদ-- তে-্-- প-য় ন- ৷ ত---- ত----- প-- ন- ৷ ত-দ-র ত-ষ-ট- প-য় ন- ৷ --------------------- তাদের তেষ্টা পায় নি ৷ 0
tā-ēr- tēṣṭ--pā----i t----- t---- p--- n- t-d-r- t-ṣ-ā p-ẏ- n- -------------------- tādēra tēṣṭā pāẏa ni

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