| GLOSSARY ENTRY (DERIVED FROM QUESTION BELOW) | | English term or phrase: | very much | | Bengali translation: | otyonto beshee bhabe-(here) antorik bhabe | | Entered by: | anuta83 |
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Other | | English term or phrase: very much | | i want to be there very much - ami shekhane thakte onek? khub? chai. it's not clear to me the difference between khub and onek in this context - which one is correct to use? |
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| | otyonto beshee bhabe-(here) antorik bhabe | Explanation:
we cannot translate every english word literary. Here 'want very much" expresses stress on want. if we go with literal translation we can say "ami sekhane thakte otyonto beshee bhabe chai".
This is literary correct but this word is better to hear:- ami antorik bhabe sekhane thakte chai which literary means :I want to be there from my heart.
Now this is your choice that which one you will accept.
In my opinion, the second is best. |
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 keshab
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Local time: 04:01
| Grading comment thank you. you're the best
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