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Bengali dialects — The dialects of the Bengali language are part of the Eastern Indo Aryan language group of the Indo European language family. Borishali (Barisal region), Noakhali (Noakhali region), Rongpore (Rangpur Region), Khulna (Khulna region) and Mymonshingh … Wikipedia
Bengali vocabulary — The origins of words in the Bengali vocabulary are numerous and diverse, due to centuries of contact with various languages. Contents 1 Linguistic classification 2 Classifications of origin types 3 Examples of borrowed words … Wikipedia
