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en Days of the week   »   bn সপ্তাহের বিভিন্ন দিন

9 [nine]

Days of the week

Days of the week

৯ [নয়]

9 [naẏa]

সপ্তাহের বিভিন্ন দিন

[saptāhēra bibhinna dina]

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Monday সোম--র সো___ স-ম-া- ------ সোমবার 0
sō-a---a s_______ s-m-b-r- -------- sōmabāra
Tuesday মঙ--ল-ার ম_____ ম-্-ল-া- -------- মঙ্গলবার 0
m--gala---a m__________ m-ṅ-a-a-ā-a ----------- maṅgalabāra
Wednesday ব----র বু___ ব-ধ-া- ------ বুধবার 0
b---ab--a b________ b-d-a-ā-a --------- budhabāra
Thursday বৃহস---িবার বৃ______ ব-হ-্-ত-ব-র ----------- বৃহস্পতিবার 0
br̥h------b-ra b____________ b-̥-a-p-t-b-r- -------------- br̥haspatibāra
Friday শ----ব-র শু____ শ-ক-র-া- -------- শুক্রবার 0
ś--r-b-ra ś________ ś-k-a-ā-a --------- śukrabāra
Saturday শ-ি--র শ___ শ-ি-া- ------ শনিবার 0
ś---b-ra ś_______ ś-n-b-r- -------- śanibāra
Sunday রবি-ার র___ র-ি-া- ------ রবিবার 0
ra--bā-a r_______ r-b-b-r- -------- rabibāra
the week সপ-তাহ স___ স-্-া- ------ সপ্তাহ 0
s-----a s______ s-p-ā-a ------- saptāha
from Monday to Sunday স-ম-------- র-ি--- ----ন্ত সো___ থে_ র___ প____ স-ম-া- থ-ক- র-ি-া- প-্-ন-ত -------------------------- সোমবার থেকে রবিবার পর্যন্ত 0
sō-ab-r- -hē-ē rabi--ra-par-an-a s_______ t____ r_______ p_______ s-m-b-r- t-ē-ē r-b-b-r- p-r-a-t- -------------------------------- sōmabāra thēkē rabibāra paryanta
The first day is Monday. প-রথম -িন-হ--সো-বার-৷ প্___ দি_ হ_ সো___ ৷ প-র-ম দ-ন হ- স-ম-া- ৷ --------------------- প্রথম দিন হল সোমবার ৷ 0
pra----- -i---h--- -ōm-b--a p_______ d___ h___ s_______ p-a-h-m- d-n- h-l- s-m-b-r- --------------------------- prathama dina hala sōmabāra
The second day is Tuesday. দ----ীয় -িন -ল মঙ্গল-ার-৷ দ্___ দি_ হ_ ম_____ ৷ দ-ব-ত-য় দ-ন হ- ম-্-ল-া- ৷ ------------------------- দ্বিতীয় দিন হল মঙ্গলবার ৷ 0
db---ẏa d-n- hala--a---la-ā-a d______ d___ h___ m__________ d-i-ī-a d-n- h-l- m-ṅ-a-a-ā-a ----------------------------- dbitīẏa dina hala maṅgalabāra
The third day is Wednesday. ত--ীয়-----হ- ব----র ৷ তৃ__ দি_ হ_ বু___ ৷ ত-ত-য় দ-ন হ- ব-ধ-া- ৷ --------------------- তৃতীয় দিন হল বুধবার ৷ 0
tr̥t-ẏ--d-na ---a b-d-abāra t_____ d___ h___ b________ t-̥-ī-a d-n- h-l- b-d-a-ā-a --------------------------- tr̥tīẏa dina hala budhabāra
The fourth day is Thursday. চ--র্- দিন হ-----স্-তি-া- ৷ চ___ দি_ হ_ বৃ______ ৷ চ-ু-্- দ-ন হ- ব-হ-্-ত-ব-র ৷ --------------------------- চতুর্থ দিন হল বৃহস্পতিবার ৷ 0
cat--t-a dina ha-----̥--s-a--b-ra c_______ d___ h___ b____________ c-t-r-h- d-n- h-l- b-̥-a-p-t-b-r- --------------------------------- caturtha dina hala br̥haspatibāra
The fifth day is Friday. পঞ্----ি- -- শু-্-ব-র-৷ প___ দি_ হ_ শু____ ৷ প-্-ম দ-ন হ- শ-ক-র-া- ৷ ----------------------- পঞ্চম দিন হল শুক্রবার ৷ 0
p-ñ-a-- dina-hal- --kr----a p______ d___ h___ ś________ p-ñ-a-a d-n- h-l- ś-k-a-ā-a --------------------------- pañcama dina hala śukrabāra
The sixth day is Saturday. ষ-্- --- হল-শনি----৷ ষ__ দি_ হ_ শ___ ৷ ষ-্- দ-ন হ- শ-ি-া- ৷ -------------------- ষষ্ঠ দিন হল শনিবার ৷ 0
ṣaṣṭha-d-n--ha-a-śani---a ṣ_____ d___ h___ ś_______ ṣ-ṣ-h- d-n- h-l- ś-n-b-r- ------------------------- ṣaṣṭha dina hala śanibāra
The seventh day is Sunday. স--ত--দ-ন-হল র--ব-র ৷ স___ দি_ হ_ র___ ৷ স-্-ম দ-ন হ- র-ি-া- ৷ --------------------- সপ্তম দিন হল রবিবার ৷ 0
s-p-ama d--- h-l- r--ibā-a s______ d___ h___ r_______ s-p-a-a d-n- h-l- r-b-b-r- -------------------------- saptama dina hala rabibāra
The week has seven days. স-ত --নে--- স-্ত---৷ সা_ দি_ এ_ স___ ৷ স-ত দ-ন- এ- স-্-া- ৷ -------------------- সাত দিনে এক সপ্তাহ ৷ 0
s--- -----ēka--a-t--a s___ d___ ē__ s______ s-t- d-n- ē-a s-p-ā-a --------------------- sāta dinē ēka saptāha
We only work for five days. আ--া ----ম-ত-----ঁচ-দ-ন--াজ ক---৷ আ__ কে_____ পাঁ_ দি_ কা_ ক_ ৷ আ-র- ক-ব-ম-ত-র প-ঁ- দ-ন ক-জ ক-ি ৷ --------------------------------- আমরা কেবলমাত্র পাঁচ দিন কাজ করি ৷ 0
ām-r---ēb--amā--- --m--- --na--ā---ka-i ā____ k__________ p____ d___ k___ k___ ā-a-ā k-b-l-m-t-a p-m-c- d-n- k-j- k-r- --------------------------------------- āmarā kēbalamātra pām̐ca dina kāja kari

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