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en Around the house   »   bn বাড়ীর চারপাশে

17 [seventeen]

Around the house

Around the house

১৭ [সতেরো]

17 [satērō]

বাড়ীর চারপাশে

[bāṛīra cārapāśē]

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Our house is here. আম---- ব---- এ---- ৷ আমাদের বাড়ী এখানে ৷ 0
ā------ b--- ē----- ām----- b--- ē----ē āmādēra bāṛī ēkhānē ā-ā-ē-a b-ṛ- ē-h-n- -------------------
The roof is on top. উপ-- ছ-- ৷ উপরে ছাদ ৷ 0
u---- c---- up--- c---a uparē chāda u-a-ē c-ā-a -----------
The basement is below. নী-- ত--- ৷ নীচে তলঘর ৷ 0
n--- t-------- nī-- t-------a nīcē talaghara n-c- t-l-g-a-a --------------
There is a garden behind the house. বা---- প---- এ--- ব---- আ-- ৷ বাড়ীর পেছনে একটা বাগান আছে ৷ 0
b----- p------ ē---- b----- ā--- bā---- p------ ē---- b----- ā--ē bāṛīra pēchanē ēkaṭā bāgāna āchē b-ṛ-r- p-c-a-ē ē-a-ā b-g-n- ā-h- --------------------------------
There is no street in front of the house. বা---- স---- ক--- র----- ন-- ৷ বাড়ীর সামনে কোনো রাস্তা নেই ৷ 0
b----- s----- k--- r---- n-'i bā---- s----- k--- r---- n--i bāṛīra sāmanē kōnō rāstā nē'i b-ṛ-r- s-m-n- k-n- r-s-ā n-'i ---------------------------'-
There are trees next to the house. বা---- প--- অ--- গ-- আ-- ৷ বাড়ীর পাশে অনেক গাছ আছে ৷ 0
b----- p--- a---- g---- ā--- bā---- p--- a---- g---- ā--ē bāṛīra pāśē anēka gācha āchē b-ṛ-r- p-ś- a-ē-a g-c-a ā-h- ----------------------------
My apartment is here. এখ--- আ--- এ---------- ৷ এখানে আমার এপার্টমেন্ট ৷ 0
ē----- ā---- ē---------- ēk---- ā---- ē---------a ēkhānē āmāra ēpārṭamēnṭa ē-h-n- ā-ā-a ē-ā-ṭ-m-n-a ------------------------
The kitchen and bathroom are here. এখ--- র------- এ-- ব----- (স------- গ-------) ৷ এখানে রান্নাঘর এবং বাথরুম (স্নানঘর, গোসলখানা) ৷ 0
ē----- r--------- ē--- b-------- (s---------, g----------) ēk---- r--------- ē--- b-------- (s---------- g----------) ēkhānē rānnāghara ēbaṁ bātharuma (snānaghara, gōsalakhānā) ē-h-n- r-n-ā-h-r- ē-a- b-t-a-u-a (s-ā-a-h-r-, g-s-l-k-ā-ā) ---------------------------------(----------,------------)
The living room and bedroom are there. ওখ--- ব---- ঘ- এ-- শ---- ঘ- ৷ ওখানে বসবার ঘর এবং শোবার ঘর ৷ 0
ō----- b------- g---- ē--- ś----- g---- ōk---- b------- g---- ē--- ś----- g---a ōkhānē basabāra ghara ēbaṁ śōbāra ghara ō-h-n- b-s-b-r- g-a-a ē-a- ś-b-r- g-a-a ---------------------------------------
The front door is closed. সা---- দ--- ব--- আ-- ৷ সামনের দরজা বন্ধ আছে ৷ 0
s------- d----- b----- ā--- sā------ d----- b----- ā--ē sāmanēra darajā bandha āchē s-m-n-r- d-r-j- b-n-h- ā-h- ---------------------------
But the windows are open. কি---- জ--------- খ--- আ-- ৷ কিন্তু জানালাগুলো খোলা আছে ৷ 0
k---- j--------- k---- ā--- ki--- j--------- k---- ā--ē kintu jānālāgulō khōlā āchē k-n-u j-n-l-g-l- k-ō-ā ā-h- ---------------------------
It is hot today. আজ-- গ-- প--- ৷ আজকে গরম পড়ছে ৷ 0
ā---- g----- p------ āj--- g----- p-----ē ājakē garama paṛachē ā-a-ē g-r-m- p-ṛ-c-ē --------------------
We are going to the living room. আম-- ব---- ঘ-- য----- ৷ আমরা বসবার ঘরে যাচ্ছি ৷ 0
ā---- b------- g---- y----- ām--- b------- g---- y----i āmarā basabāra gharē yācchi ā-a-ā b-s-b-r- g-a-ē y-c-h- ---------------------------
There is a sofa and an armchair there. এখ--- এ--- স--- এ-- আ--------- আ-- ৷ এখানে একটি সোফা এবং আরামকেদারা আছে ৷ 0
ē----- ē---- s---- ē--- ā---------- ā--- ēk---- ē---- s---- ē--- ā---------- ā--ē ēkhānē ēkaṭi sōphā ēbaṁ ārāmakēdārā āchē ē-h-n- ē-a-i s-p-ā ē-a- ā-ā-a-ē-ā-ā ā-h- ----------------------------------------
Please, sit down! অন----- ক--- ব---! অনুগ্রহ করে, বসুন! 0
a------- k---, b-----! an------ k---- b-----! anugraha karē, basuna! a-u-r-h- k-r-, b-s-n-! -------------,-------!
My computer is there. ওখ--- আ--- ক-------- আ-- ৷ ওখানে আমার কম্পিউটার আছে ৷ 0
Ō----- ā---- k----'u---- ā--- Ōk---- ā---- k---------- ā--ē Ōkhānē āmāra kampi'uṭāra āchē Ō-h-n- ā-ā-a k-m-i'u-ā-a ā-h- ------------------'----------
My stereo is there. ওখ--- আ--- স------ আ-- ৷ ওখানে আমার স্টিরিও আছে ৷ 0
ō----- ā---- s----'ō ā--- ōk---- ā---- s------ ā--ē ōkhānē āmāra sṭiri'ō āchē ō-h-n- ā-ā-a s-i-i'ō ā-h- ------------------'------
The TV set is brand new. টি-- স---- এ------ ন--- ৷ টিভি সেটটা একেবারে নতুন ৷ 0
ṭ---- s----- ē------ n----- ṭi--- s----- ē------ n----a ṭibhi sēṭaṭā ēkēbārē natuna ṭ-b-i s-ṭ-ṭ- ē-ē-ā-ē n-t-n- ---------------------------

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