Language Challenge Bengali Vs Persian

Today we try the language challenge Bangali (Bangla) and Persian (Farsi) we came across many similarities between the two languages. This maybe due to the fact that both Bengali and Persian are classified as Indo-European languages. Persian is mainly spoken in Iran, Afghanistan and Tajikistan while Bengali is primarily spoken in Bangladesh and some parts of India.

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[AmirTavassoly]

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[rehanamiah]

I am a sylheti bengali woman married to an Iranian/Persian man and we do share similar words just that they are pronounced differently. fun video 😊 🇧🇩🇮🇷

[DesiRockMetal]

Bhaat doesn't simply mean rice; it means cooked rice. Chaal on the other hand, means rice.

[AmirTavassoly]

Some corrections:
6:27 Gala = throat
10:40 Chahaar = four

[lazypenguin]

I am a Pakistani and I love Persian and Bengali people. ❤

[azamgausul]

I think the bengali guy doesnt know Bangali well as may be he is foreign-born. Lebass, Thakt, Sabz (Sabuz) )those words are frequently using in Bangla language everyday .

[kaziniloy]

Hey guys I’m Kazi! The guy who’s in the video. Firstly, I’ll tell you guys a bit about myself. I am a Canadian born. My parents are from Dhaka, and yeah we don’t hate Pakistani’s. 90% of my friends are Pakistanis and I love them.
Secondly, it’s funny to see how people will start a fight just about anything. I do read the comments and it’s a shame to see that in this generation we still discuss about the history of Pakistan and Bangladesh. A lot of my ancestors suffered and got killed during that era of time. But we learned to forgive and forget. We come from a place of love and peace and nothing else.
The whole purpose of the video and me not being able to pronounce or recognize Bengali words does not mean I’m illiterate to my language. The purpose was to to entertain you. To make it enjoyable and quirky rather than exposing myself as uneducated. Out of respect, I mentioned Urdu several times in the video. I am tri-lingual. I speak Bengali, Urdu, and English. I may not be perfect at all but I hope you guys stop the quarrels and bring peace to his channel.
Lastly, show my friend Amir Tavassoly love and kindness. He is a hard working guy and all he wants is for us to come together.
Thanks and Allah Hafiz. ❤️

[ayesharahman]

It's really nice to see that u both r really enjoying this.Btw I'm enjoying too after so many times😍Love from Bangladesh🇧🇩

[AS-fvnd]

All Bangla, Hindi, Urdu, Bihari, Panjabi etc languages belongs to Proto Indo Iranian group.So there will be many many similarities between Persi and Bengali.It's not that surprising.I can understand him well..☺️

[passionatetanzim]

I think bengali guy is really excited..That his hair all standing up like electrified... Though I love the video😹😹

[cynicalidealist]

lebaas is a pretty common word in bengali

[edubuzz]

Thank you for taking the sweetest language in the world. I't Bengali

[doubleaa]

I'm from Bangladesh 😊✌️ love you bor 😍 I'm living in Doha, Irani people are so friendly 😍👍 language so similar

[abusiddque]

FYI, Persian used to the official language of Indian subcontinent during Mughal rule (Court Language)

[muhammadmirza]

Lebaas is used in Bengali and the meaning is quite same as Farsi. Takht is also used but it means Throne or Royal seat. And Sabz is very close to Shabuz used in Bengali means Green as well.

[salmanshafin]

We all bengalis understand lebaas means dress...!!!

[shahidaparvin]

ALL BENGALI WORD MEANINGS (IN THIS VIDEO)

BHAAT: RICE (COOKED)

CHASMA:GLASSES

GALA:THROAT

AKASH:SKY

GARI:CAR


SHURJO:SUN


ANGUL:FINGER



Edit: *Thanks For the heart*

[Bek_vlogs]

In Uzbek "Rost- Right ". "Libos- clothes" " Taxt -takht Royal seat, Sabzi . in Uzbek There are many words similar to Uzbek and Persian. 🤔

[akash_s]

I speak Bengali. But almost every Indian language is similar. Bengali, Hindi and Urdu words are almost similar.

[surjozharf]

The first Persian newspaper was started by a Bengali in Calcutta. Raja Ram Mohan Roy.