Did you ever want to teach your kids the basics of Bengali ? Learning Bengali can be fun with this picture book. In this book you will find the following features: Bengali Alphabets. Bengali Words. English Translations.

The aim of this book is to help English-speaking children & adults learn the Bengali (Bangla) alphabet. Throughout the book, English phonics has been used to help the reader pronounce the Bengali letters correctly. Each letter in the book comes with an image depicting the highlighted target sound. Directional arrows as well as dots are used to help with letter formation. The book also comes with several simple quizzes to help familiarize the reader with the Bengali alphabet.

"This activity workbook is the first in the series of two Activity Books designed to teach the basics of Bengali/Bangla language to children located in English-speaking countries"--Page [4] of cover.

This is a book that teaches Bengali vocabulary through a series of puzzles and activities. It introduces over 800 words of Bangla with their English translation. The objective of the book is to make it a fun experience for someone to learn Bangla. It is the second book in the Learn Bengali series of activity books, and assumes that the reader is comfortable with the English language, and has basic familiarity with Bangla script.

An essential part of learning any language is to practice writing its alphabet. There is no better approach but write each alphabet multiple times. Tracing the letters of the alphabet several times helps in acquiring the skill of writing the basic alphabet. This book provides the sheets that can be used to trace and practice different letters in the Bangla Alphabet. In addition to the regular letters, the book also provides sheets that enable practicing the writing of letters with matras, common Bangla words, and some simple sentences.

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