Bengali · বাংলা · AI speaking partner
Bengali is the seventh most spoken language on earth and one of the least taught. Learners are the diaspora in London, Toronto and the Gulf who understand it and answer in English, partners marrying into Bengali families, and people posted to Dhaka or Kolkata.
Your AI partner talks with you in Bangla daily, in the Bangladeshi or Kolkata standard you choose, patient with the respect forms, with Roman transliteration on screen, and corrections explained in English or Urdu.

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Why Bengali is hard to speak
"Tui", "tumi", "apni", each with its own verb ending, and the wrong one to an elder is a real slip. The scenes put you with elders, officials and friends.
The sentence ends in the verb, as in Urdu and Hindi, and the vowels shift ("kora" versus "kore") in ways the spelling hides. Daily speech with correction maps them.
The formal literary register and the spoken one. The partner speaks cholito, the Bangla of homes and streets, and shows the formal form when it matters.
Ways to practise Bengali
Scenes worth trying in Bengali
Five phrases to say today
Say each one out loud now. Then say it to your AI partner, who will tell you how it sounded.
Please say that again. ("Bolun" is the respectful form.)
I don't quite understand.
What do you suggest? (English loan, as people say it.)
How much is this?
Thank you very much, the food was very good.
Questions
Your choice. The standards differ in vocabulary (the Bangladeshi one has more Arabic and Persian words), in a few sounds and in greetings. Say which family you are speaking to and your partner keeps to it.
It is the commonest case. The vocabulary is there; it needs producing under no pressure, many times, with the respect forms corrected gently. After a few weeks the Bangla answer comes first.
No. Every word on screen comes with a Latin transliteration, and the practice is spoken. Learn the script alongside if you want to; it is phonetic and takes a week or two.
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