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1. Bangla (Bengali) UniCode: Unicode Bengali is the future of Bengali typing. Almost all of the Bangla websites are now using Unicode Bangla. We are aiming to provide extensive information about Bangla Unicode so that everyone can Read and Write in Unicode Bangla without any trouble. 2. Bangla
(Bengali) Language Code -
Dictionary: If you would like to get the English meaning of a Bangla word, go to the BanglaCode Bengali to English Dictionary. To type in a Bengali word, you must use a Unicode Bengali font. You can also copy and paste any Bengali word in this dictionary but please make sure that the Bengali font used is a Unicode font. 3. Bangla (Bengali) Code of Conduct: Bengali is one of the most spoken languages in the world and it is ranked in the sixth position! The other five languages before Bengali are: 6. Portuguese, 5. Arabic, 4. Hindi, 3. English, 2. Spanish and 1. Mandarin. Bengali has about 193 million native speakers and about 230 million total speakers throughout the world. The National anthem and National song of India, and the National anthem of Bangladesh were composed in Bengali.
How to Read Unicode Bengali text in Websites:
Secondly, for web browsing, you need to set
your browser: Unique
features of the Bengali language: The International Mother
Language Day was proclaimed as the international recognition of the Language
Movement Day, which has been commemorated in Bangladesh since 1952. In the
21st February of 1952, a number of students of the University of Dhaka and
Dhaka Medical College were killed by the Pakistani police in Dhaka during
the processions of Bengali Language Movement protests. West-Bengal |
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