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Feelings

Feelings

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to feel like / want to ইচ--- থ--া ইচ্ছা থাকা 0
ic--- t---ā icchā thākā 		+
We feel like. / We want to. আম---- ই---- আ-- ৷ আমাদের ইচ্ছা আছে ৷ 0
ām----- i---- ā--ē āmādēra icchā āchē 		+
We don’t feel like. / We do’t want to. আম---- ই---- ন-- ৷ আমাদের ইচ্ছা নাই ৷ 0
ām----- i---- n--i āmādēra icchā nā'i 		+
     
to be afraid ভয় প---া ভয় পাওয়া 0
bh--- p----ā bhaẏa pā'ōẏā 		+
I’m afraid. আম-- ভ- ক--- ৷ আমার ভয় করছে ৷ 0
ām--- b---- k-----ē āmāra bhaẏa karachē 		+
I am not afraid. আম-- ভ- ক--- ন- ৷ আমার ভয় করছে না ৷ 0
ām--- b---- k------ nā āmāra bhaẏa karachē nā 		+
     
to have time সম- থ--া সময় থাকা 0
sa---- t---ā samaẏa thākā 		+
He has time. তা- ক--- স-- আ-- ৷ তার কাছে সময় আছে ৷ 0
tā-- k---- s----- ā--ē tāra kāchē samaẏa āchē 		+
He has no time. তা- ক--- ক--- স-- ন-- ৷ তার কাছে কোনো সময় নেই ৷ 0
tā-- k---- k--- s----- n--i tāra kāchē kōnō samaẏa nē'i 		+
     
to be bored বি---- হ-- য---া বিরক্ত হয়ে যাওয়া 0
bi----- h--- y----ā birakta haẏē yā'ōẏā 		+
She is bored. সে ব----- হ-- গ--- ৷ সে বিরক্ত হয়ে গেছে ৷ 0
sē b------ h--- g---ē sē birakta haẏē gēchē 		+
She is not bored. সে ব----- হ-- য-- ন- ৷ সে বিরক্ত হয়ে যায় নি ৷ 0
sē b------ h--- y--- ni sē birakta haẏē yāẏa ni 		+
     
to be hungry খি-- প---া খিদে পাওয়া 0
kh--- p----ā khidē pā'ōẏā 		+
Are you hungry? তো----- ক- খ--- প-----? তোমাদের কি খিদে পেয়েছে? 0
tō------ k- k---- p------? tōmādēra ki khidē pēẏēchē? 		+
Aren’t you hungry? তো----- ক- খ--- প-- ন-? তোমাদের কি খিদে পায় নি? 0
Tō------ k- k---- p--- n-? Tōmādēra ki khidē pāẏa ni? 		+
     
to be thirsty তে---- (ত-----) প----- প----- ল---৤ তেষ্টা (তৃষ্ণা) পাওয়া, পিপাসা লাগা৤ 0
Tē--- (t-----) p------ p----- l---৤ Tēṣṭā (tr̥ṣṇā) pā'ōẏā, pipāsā lāgā৤ 		+
They are thirsty. তা--- ত----- প----- ৷ তাদের তেষ্টা পেয়েছে ৷ 0
tā---- t---- p-----ē tādēra tēṣṭā pēẏēchē 		+
They are not thirsty. তা--- ত----- প-- ন- ৷ তাদের তেষ্টা পায় নি ৷ 0
tā---- t---- p--- ni tādēra tēṣṭā pāẏa ni 		+
     

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