WHY DOES BENGALI SOUND SO SWEET? - Reaction! | India In Pixels

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[nishaghosh]

Bengali is the most sweetest language in the world, French comes second, proud to be Bengali!!

[sohammallik]

Everyone : United States Of America...
Bengali Guy : Markeen Jukto Rastro...!

[TonaldDrump兀]

i'm bengali and i'm lucky and proud for my culture.

[debjanichowdhury]

This is so nicely described. I'm feeling very proud to be a Bengali from Kolkata... Very nice.. we not only eat sweet but also talk sweet ☺️

[RS-twbu]

Bengoli is the sweetest language until its coming out of "Didi's" mouth

[ParthDoshi]

People’s love for Bengali is one of the prime reason why the whole country of Bangladesh exists. Huge respect for the people and their love and pride in their language and culture.

[believer]

That "Akshay" word literally translates to "Okkhoy"-" অক্ষয়" in Bengali, Which means "Incorruptible". But we can pronounce "sha" or "sa".

[jannatulshuchona]

I am a proud Bengali and I can tell you that we love our language. I am Bangladesh. We are the only people who fight for our language our mother tongue.

[believer]

Actually, in Bengali there're every word that exist in Hindi & we can pronounce them like Hindi. But unlike Hindi, we don’t pronounce exactly what's written in the script.
Also, there're some words in Bengali which doesn’t even exist in English. And a native English speaker can't pronounce them.

[bidishapal]

As a Bengali person im very proud of our language at the same time this video literally make me realise that how hard of a language Bengali is😅

[jayantasen]

It was really bold of you to take this video on. I know a lot of native Hindi speakers (and even some Bengali speakers) who would've faced a tough time tackling all the grammatical and pronunciation examples. Kudos to you two!

[Ruksanakhanarjun]

I am proud to be a Bengali🙂 bangla is the sweetest language in the world ❤️🇮🇳

[minasingh]

I am not a bengali but live in kolkata(capital of West Bengal) I can't speak bengali but because of it's similarities with hindi i can somewhat understand it but to me it's really hard when bengalis are excited because they start rapping real fast and i can't understand it at all, but is a very nice language and I am trying to learn it hope so i can learn it this is my extent of knowledge
Ami bangla bujte pari na

[dhrubochowdhury]

Let me clear out how 'Akshaya'(Sanskrit) transitioned into 'Okkhoy'(Bangla).

First of all, keep in mind that Bangla writing system is almost fully 'phonetic' like Italian. So, our 'ka' is like italian 'q', not english 'q'. Italian doesn’t have a 'kha' sound. But, our 'kha' is like the 'ka' sound added with an 'h'. It is just like the english 'q/k/c' while pronouncing 'queen/king/car'.

Now, let's understand the transition. In german, the english word 'I' is 'Ich'. Well, this 'Ich' is quite tricky to pronounce. If you listen carefully, you will notice that 'Ich' sits right between the 'Ikh' and the 'Ish' sounds. As if, 'Ikh' and 'Ish' both were pronounced at the same time. The 'ch' part in 'Ich' makes kind of a hissing 'kha' sound. This is the sweet transitional point where human larynx transforms the 'sha' sound into the hissing 'kha' sound and eventually into the clear 'kha' sound.

Remember, not all the 'sha' in Bangla is pronounced as 'kha'. We have actually three 'sha's. They are 'sa', 'sha' and 'shha'. The first one is exactly like the english 's'; 'sha' is like 'sh' in the 'sheep' and 'shha' is kinda like the hissing 'sha' in german, only having more weight on the 'sh' end rather than on the hissing end. Mostly, we pronounce all of these sounds like 'sha'. But, if the third 'sha' (meaning 'shha') comes after a 'ka' sound, it naturally transforms into a 'kha' sound.

That is how Ak'sh'aya becomes Ok'kh'oy.

Don't ask how A becomes O. That's a story for another night. :3

[prodxlavender]

*According To UNESCO Bengali is No. 1 Sweetest Language In The World. Then No. 2 - Spanish, No.3 - Dutch, No.4 - French & No.5 - Tamil. I'm Proud To Be a Bengali. Lots of Love From Kolkata, India. 🥰🇮🇳❤️🤗😇*

[Mirujit]

Bengali odia and Assamese are almost similar in pronunciation...Akshay we also pronounce as akkhay..we too don't have much difference in श, स etc.

[tahzibkabbo]

Bengali is the sweetest language in the world..!!
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩

[kushildevsharma]

Can't blame you.. There are somethings that you just can't understand without the alphabets.. Like with the name Akshay..
In fact Assamese is very similar to Bengali since both have the same origin

[bibekghatak]

Thanks brother from a Bengali from Kolkata, India .I am overwhelmed by your compliments .You see Akshay spelt in hindi style cannot be written in Bengali script therefore it is spelt according to bengali style .

[cricket__Shorts]

দারুন লাগল ভিডিও টা দেখে.... ♥♥♥♥I am from Bengal আমি প্রতিদিন আপনার ভিডিও দেখি♥♥