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8 [eight]

The time

The time

৮ [আট]

8 [āṭa]

দিনের সময়

[dinēra samaẏa]

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Excuse me! ম-ফ ক----! মা_ ক____ ম-ফ ক-ব-ন- ---------- মাফ করবেন! 0
m-p----a-a-ēna! m____ k________ m-p-a k-r-b-n-! --------------- māpha karabēna!
What time is it, please? অনু--রহ --ে --ুন, --া-বা--? অ____ ক_ ব___ ক_ বা__ অ-ু-্-হ ক-ে ব-ু-, ক-া ব-জ-? --------------------------- অনুগ্রহ করে বলুন, কটা বাজে? 0
A-u-r--- --r--ba-un-, -a----ājē? A_______ k___ b______ k___ b____ A-u-r-h- k-r- b-l-n-, k-ṭ- b-j-? -------------------------------- Anugraha karē baluna, kaṭā bājē?
Thank you very much. আ---ক--অসংখ-য---্য--- ৷ আ___ অ___ ধ____ ৷ আ-ন-ক- অ-ং-্- ধ-্-ব-দ ৷ ----------------------- আপনাকে অসংখ্য ধন্যবাদ ৷ 0
Āp-n-k- a----h-a-----'ya---a Ā______ a_______ d__________ Ā-a-ā-ē a-a-k-y- d-a-'-a-ā-a ---------------------------- Āpanākē asaṅkhya dhan'yabāda
It is one o’clock. এখ- --টা ---ে-৷ এ__ এ__ বা_ ৷ এ-ন এ-ট- ব-জ- ৷ --------------- এখন একটা বাজে ৷ 0
ē-ha-- ē---ā -ājē ē_____ ē____ b___ ē-h-n- ē-a-ā b-j- ----------------- ēkhana ēkaṭā bājē
It is two o’clock. এ-ন-দু-ো ---- ৷ এ__ দু_ বা_ ৷ এ-ন দ-ট- ব-জ- ৷ --------------- এখন দুটো বাজে ৷ 0
ē-h--a-d-ṭō-b--ē ē_____ d___ b___ ē-h-n- d-ṭ- b-j- ---------------- ēkhana duṭō bājē
It is three o’clock. এখ- তিন----া-ে-৷ এ__ তি__ বা_ ৷ এ-ন ত-ন-ে ব-জ- ৷ ---------------- এখন তিনটে বাজে ৷ 0
ē-h-na--i---ē bā-ē ē_____ t_____ b___ ē-h-n- t-n-ṭ- b-j- ------------------ ēkhana tinaṭē bājē
It is four o’clock. এ-- -ার-- বাজ- ৷ এ__ চা__ বা_ ৷ এ-ন চ-র-ে ব-জ- ৷ ---------------- এখন চারটে বাজে ৷ 0
ēk-ana -ār-ṭē b-jē ē_____ c_____ b___ ē-h-n- c-r-ṭ- b-j- ------------------ ēkhana cāraṭē bājē
It is five o’clock. এ-ন প-ঁ-টা --জ--৷ এ__ পাঁ__ বা_ ৷ এ-ন প-ঁ-ট- ব-জ- ৷ ----------------- এখন পাঁচটা বাজে ৷ 0
ē---na pā-̐caṭā b-jē ē_____ p______ b___ ē-h-n- p-m-c-ṭ- b-j- -------------------- ēkhana pām̐caṭā bājē
It is six o’clock. এখ- ----ব--- ৷ এ__ ছ_ বা_ ৷ এ-ন ছ-া ব-জ- ৷ -------------- এখন ছটা বাজে ৷ 0
ē--a----haṭ-----ē ē_____ c____ b___ ē-h-n- c-a-ā b-j- ----------------- ēkhana chaṭā bājē
It is seven o’clock. এখন --তট- -াজ- ৷ এ__ সা__ বা_ ৷ এ-ন স-ত-া ব-জ- ৷ ---------------- এখন সাতটা বাজে ৷ 0
ē--ana-s-ta-ā bā-ē ē_____ s_____ b___ ē-h-n- s-t-ṭ- b-j- ------------------ ēkhana sātaṭā bājē
It is eight o’clock. এখন--ট-া--াজে ৷ এ__ আ__ বা_ ৷ এ-ন আ-ট- ব-জ- ৷ --------------- এখন আটটা বাজে ৷ 0
ē--a-a --a-ā--ājē ē_____ ā____ b___ ē-h-n- ā-a-ā b-j- ----------------- ēkhana āṭaṭā bājē
It is nine o’clock. এখন ন-া--াজ--৷ এ__ ন_ বা_ ৷ এ-ন ন-া ব-জ- ৷ -------------- এখন নটা বাজে ৷ 0
ē----a ---ā -ā-ē ē_____ n___ b___ ē-h-n- n-ṭ- b-j- ---------------- ēkhana naṭā bājē
It is ten o’clock. এ-ন----া----- ৷ এ__ দ__ বা_ ৷ এ-ন দ-ট- ব-জ- ৷ --------------- এখন দশটা বাজে ৷ 0
ēkh-na-d-ś-ṭ----jē ē_____ d_____ b___ ē-h-n- d-ś-ṭ- b-j- ------------------ ēkhana daśaṭā bājē
It is eleven o’clock. এখ- ----ট- -াজ- ৷ এ__ এ___ বা_ ৷ এ-ন এ-া-ট- ব-জ- ৷ ----------------- এখন এগারটা বাজে ৷ 0
ē----- ē-ā--ṭ- -ā-ē ē_____ ē______ b___ ē-h-n- ē-ā-a-ā b-j- ------------------- ēkhana ēgāraṭā bājē
It is twelve o’clock. এ----ার-ট- ---- ৷ এ__ বা__ বা_ ৷ এ-ন ব-র-ট- ব-জ- ৷ ----------------- এখন বারোটা বাজে ৷ 0
ēkh--a ----ṭ- ---ē ē_____ b_____ b___ ē-h-n- b-r-ṭ- b-j- ------------------ ēkhana bārōṭā bājē
A minute has sixty seconds. ষা--স---ন--ে এক মি--- -য়-৷ ষা_ সে___ এ_ মি__ হ_ ৷ ষ-ট স-ক-ন-ড- এ- ম-ন-ট হ- ৷ -------------------------- ষাট সেকেন্ডে এক মিনিট হয় ৷ 0
ṣ-ṭa -ē-ē----ē--------a h-ẏa ṣ___ s______ ē__ m_____ h___ ṣ-ṭ- s-k-n-ē ē-a m-n-ṭ- h-ẏ- ---------------------------- ṣāṭa sēkēnḍē ēka miniṭa haẏa
An hour has sixty minutes. ষ-- -ি--টে--ক ঘন--া হয়-৷ ষা_ মি__ এ_ ঘ__ হ_ ৷ ষ-ট ম-ন-ট- এ- ঘ-্-া হ- ৷ ------------------------ ষাট মিনিটে এক ঘন্টা হয় ৷ 0
ṣāṭa -i---ē-ēka g--n-- haẏa ṣ___ m_____ ē__ g_____ h___ ṣ-ṭ- m-n-ṭ- ē-a g-a-ṭ- h-ẏ- --------------------------- ṣāṭa miniṭē ēka ghanṭā haẏa
A day has twenty-four hours. চ---ি--ঘ--ট-য় -- দি-----৷ চ___ ঘ___ এ_ দি_ হ_ ৷ চ-্-ি- ঘ-্-া- এ- দ-ন হ- ৷ ------------------------- চব্বিশ ঘন্টায় এক দিন হয় ৷ 0
c-b--śa-g-an-ā-a--ka ---a-ha-a c______ g_______ ē__ d___ h___ c-b-i-a g-a-ṭ-ẏ- ē-a d-n- h-ẏ- ------------------------------ cabbiśa ghanṭāẏa ēka dina haẏa

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