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26 [twenty-six]

In nature

In nature

২৬ [ছাব্বিশ]

26 [Chābbiśa]

প্রকৃতিতে

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Do you see the tower there? তুমি-ক--ওখান- ম-ন----েখত-------? তু_ কি ও__ মি__ দে__ পা___ ত-ম- ক- ও-া-ে ম-ন-র দ-খ-ে প-চ-ছ- -------------------------------- তুমি কি ওখানে মিনার দেখতে পাচ্ছ? 0
tumi ki -kh-n---i-āra dēk-a-ē --cc--? t___ k_ ō_____ m_____ d______ p______ t-m- k- ō-h-n- m-n-r- d-k-a-ē p-c-h-? ------------------------------------- tumi ki ōkhānē mināra dēkhatē pāccha?
Do you see the mountain there? তুমি-কি ও-ানে-প-হ-ড- দেখতে-প--্-? তু_ কি ও__ পা__ দে__ পা___ ত-ম- ক- ও-া-ে প-হ-ড- দ-খ-ে প-চ-ছ- --------------------------------- তুমি কি ওখানে পাহাড় দেখতে পাচ্ছ? 0
Tum- ---ō-hā-ē pā---- dē---tē ---ch-? T___ k_ ō_____ p_____ d______ p______ T-m- k- ō-h-n- p-h-ṛ- d-k-a-ē p-c-h-? ------------------------------------- Tumi ki ōkhānē pāhāṛa dēkhatē pāccha?
Do you see the village there? তু---ক---খ----------দেখত--পা-্ছ? তু_ কি ও__ গ্__ দে__ পা___ ত-ম- ক- ও-া-ে গ-র-ম দ-খ-ে প-চ-ছ- -------------------------------- তুমি কি ওখানে গ্রাম দেখতে পাচ্ছ? 0
T--i-k--ō--ā-ē-----a dēkh--ē----c-a? T___ k_ ō_____ g____ d______ p______ T-m- k- ō-h-n- g-ā-a d-k-a-ē p-c-h-? ------------------------------------ Tumi ki ōkhānē grāma dēkhatē pāccha?
Do you see the river there? ত-মি----ওখ--ে-নদ--দেখত- --চ--? তু_ কি ও__ ন_ দে__ পা___ ত-ম- ক- ও-া-ে ন-ী দ-খ-ে প-চ-ছ- ------------------------------ তুমি কি ওখানে নদী দেখতে পাচ্ছ? 0
Tu-i ki --hānē-nad--dēkh----pā--ha? T___ k_ ō_____ n___ d______ p______ T-m- k- ō-h-n- n-d- d-k-a-ē p-c-h-? ----------------------------------- Tumi ki ōkhānē nadī dēkhatē pāccha?
Do you see the bridge there? ত--ি-কি--খা-ে -----(প-ল----খ-- -া--ছ? তু_ কি ও__ সে_ (___ দে__ পা___ ত-ম- ক- ও-া-ে স-ত- (-ু-) দ-খ-ে প-চ-ছ- ------------------------------------- তুমি কি ওখানে সেতু (পুল) দেখতে পাচ্ছ? 0
Tu-i-k- ō-h-n--sē-- (-u--) -ē---t---āc--a? T___ k_ ō_____ s___ (_____ d______ p______ T-m- k- ō-h-n- s-t- (-u-a- d-k-a-ē p-c-h-? ------------------------------------------ Tumi ki ōkhānē sētu (pula) dēkhatē pāccha?
Do you see the lake there? ত--ি-কি--খ-ন- ----- (-্রদ- দেখ-ে -া-্ছ? তু_ কি ও__ স___ (____ দে__ পা___ ত-ম- ক- ও-া-ে স-ো-র (-্-দ- দ-খ-ে প-চ-ছ- --------------------------------------- তুমি কি ওখানে সরোবর (হ্রদ) দেখতে পাচ্ছ? 0
T-mi--i ōkhān---a--bara-(---da)-d-kh-tē p--cha? T___ k_ ō_____ s_______ (______ d______ p______ T-m- k- ō-h-n- s-r-b-r- (-r-d-) d-k-a-ē p-c-h-? ----------------------------------------------- Tumi ki ōkhānē sarōbara (hrada) dēkhatē pāccha?
I like that bird. আম-র--- -া---- ------গ--৷ আ__ ও_ পা__ ভা_ লা_ ৷ আ-া- ও- প-খ-ট- ভ-ল ল-গ- ৷ ------------------------- আমার ওই পাখিটা ভাল লাগে ৷ 0
Ā--r- ō------hi---b---a--ā-ē Ā____ ō__ p______ b____ l___ Ā-ā-a ō-i p-k-i-ā b-ā-a l-g- ---------------------------- Āmāra ō'i pākhiṭā bhāla lāgē
I like that tree. আ-া--ওই গ-ছটা-ভা--লাগে-৷ আ__ ও_ গা__ ভা_ লা_ ৷ আ-া- ও- গ-ছ-া ভ-ল ল-গ- ৷ ------------------------ আমার ওই গাছটা ভাল লাগে ৷ 0
āmār- -'- -ācha---b-ā-- -āgē ā____ ō__ g______ b____ l___ ā-ā-a ō-i g-c-a-ā b-ā-a l-g- ---------------------------- āmāra ō'i gāchaṭā bhāla lāgē
I like this stone. আ-া- ও----থ-টা -াল----- ৷ আ__ ও_ পা___ ভা_ লা_ ৷ আ-া- ও- প-থ-ট- ভ-ল ল-গ- ৷ ------------------------- আমার ওই পাথরটা ভাল লাগে ৷ 0
ā--ra-ō'--pātha---- b--l--lāgē ā____ ō__ p________ b____ l___ ā-ā-a ō-i p-t-a-a-ā b-ā-a l-g- ------------------------------ āmāra ō'i pātharaṭā bhāla lāgē
I like that park. আম-র----প--------াল -া---৷ আ__ ও_ পা___ ভা_ লা_ ৷ আ-া- ও- প-র-ক-া ভ-ল ল-গ- ৷ -------------------------- আমার ওই পার্কটা ভাল লাগে ৷ 0
āmāra-ō-i---r-aṭ- b-ā---l--ē ā____ ō__ p______ b____ l___ ā-ā-a ō-i p-r-a-ā b-ā-a l-g- ---------------------------- āmāra ō'i pārkaṭā bhāla lāgē
I like that garden. আ-া---- --গ-নটা-ভাল--া---৷ আ__ ও_ বা___ ভা_ লা_ ৷ আ-া- ও- ব-গ-ন-া ভ-ল ল-গ- ৷ -------------------------- আমার ওই বাগানটা ভাল লাগে ৷ 0
ā--r- -'- ------ṭā ---l---ā-ē ā____ ō__ b_______ b____ l___ ā-ā-a ō-i b-g-n-ṭ- b-ā-a l-g- ----------------------------- āmāra ō'i bāgānaṭā bhāla lāgē
I like this flower. আ--র-এই--ুল---ভ-ল ল--ে ৷ আ__ এ_ ফু__ ভা_ লা_ ৷ আ-া- এ- ফ-ল-া ভ-ল ল-গ- ৷ ------------------------ আমার এই ফুলটা ভাল লাগে ৷ 0
ā------'i ----aṭā -h-la-lā-ē ā____ ē__ p______ b____ l___ ā-ā-a ē-i p-u-a-ā b-ā-a l-g- ---------------------------- āmāra ē'i phulaṭā bhāla lāgē
I find that pretty. আম-র-ওটা ---্দর-ল-গে ৷ আ__ ও_ সু___ লা_ ৷ আ-া- ও-া স-ন-দ- ল-গ- ৷ ---------------------- আমার ওটা সুন্দর লাগে ৷ 0
ām-----ṭā ------a--ā-ē ā____ ō__ s______ l___ ā-ā-a ō-ā s-n-a-a l-g- ---------------------- āmāra ōṭā sundara lāgē
I find that interesting. আম-র---া -কর----- -াগে ৷ আ__ ও_ আ_____ লা_ ৷ আ-া- ও-া আ-র-ষ-ী- ল-গ- ৷ ------------------------ আমার ওটা আকর্ষণীয় লাগে ৷ 0
āmā-- ōṭā ā-arṣ-ṇ-ẏa -ā-ē ā____ ō__ ā_________ l___ ā-ā-a ō-ā ā-a-ṣ-ṇ-ẏ- l-g- ------------------------- āmāra ōṭā ākarṣaṇīẏa lāgē
I find that gorgeous. আম-র ওটা---ৎ--র লা---৷ আ__ ও_ চ____ লা_ ৷ আ-া- ও-া চ-ৎ-া- ল-গ- ৷ ---------------------- আমার ওটা চমৎকার লাগে ৷ 0
ā-ā-a ōṭā-c-ma--ār- --gē ā____ ō__ c________ l___ ā-ā-a ō-ā c-m-ṯ-ā-a l-g- ------------------------ āmāra ōṭā camaṯkāra lāgē
I find that ugly. আমা- --- বি-্রী--াগে-৷ আ__ ও_ বি__ লা_ ৷ আ-া- ও-া ব-শ-র- ল-গ- ৷ ---------------------- আমার ওটা বিশ্রী লাগে ৷ 0
ām--a -ṭ--b--rī---gē ā____ ō__ b____ l___ ā-ā-a ō-ā b-ś-ī l-g- -------------------- āmāra ōṭā biśrī lāgē
I find that boring. আমা---টা----ক্তিক- ল--ে-৷ আ__ ও_ বি_____ লা_ ৷ আ-া- ও-া ব-র-্-ি-র ল-গ- ৷ ------------------------- আমার ওটা বিরক্তিকর লাগে ৷ 0
ā-ār----ā b--a-tik--a -ā-ē ā____ ō__ b__________ l___ ā-ā-a ō-ā b-r-k-i-a-a l-g- -------------------------- āmāra ōṭā biraktikara lāgē
I find that terrible. আম-- -ট- ভয়ঙ্-র-লা-ে ৷ আ__ ও_ ভ____ লা_ ৷ আ-া- ও-া ভ-ঙ-ক- ল-গ- ৷ ---------------------- আমার ওটা ভয়ঙ্কর লাগে ৷ 0
ā--r- --- bha-aṅ-ar-----ē ā____ ō__ b_________ l___ ā-ā-a ō-ā b-a-a-k-r- l-g- ------------------------- āmāra ōṭā bhaẏaṅkara lāgē

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