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阿拉伯语I am Nahid from Bangladesh. I am currently doing my bachelors in chemical engineering in China. I speak 3 languages English, Hindi, Urdu. I am learning Chinese for several months. I want to improve my speaking skills in Chinese. Currently, I started learning Japanese. That's why I need a friend who speaks Chinese well. I can help with you learning English also.
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~Hi...!! I'm SRABON AHMED from Bangladesh. I'm full time student and part time job holder. I'm an IELTS speaking trainer. My speaking band is 7.5. however, my mother language is Bangla but I can speak English well. Recently I moved to south Korea for my study🇰🇷👨💻. Now learning Korean language is mandatory for me as I have to communicate with them everyday. I really need someone to help me in Korean language. So that, I may also help you in English speaking. As I'm a English teacher I think I can help you easily. If you are interested please knock me. Thank you so much...☺️🥰
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Hello,I am Sana from Dhaka,Bangladesh.
Bengali is my native language.As I am planning to go to Korea next year in sha Allah,so I am interested to learn South Korean language.
I also want to improve my English.
Thank you.
Sana
Dhaka, Bangladesh
**I am not looking for any boyfriend.So don't contact me on that purpose.
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Hi, This is Washif from Bangladesh. The Bengali Language is my native Language. I'm a Filmmaker and Cinematographer. I want to go aboard for taking a higher degree in Filmmaking. So I want to learn and practice the English Language.
Did you know about the Bengali Language?
• UNESCO has declared 21 February, the official mark of the Bengali Language Movement in Bangladesh in 1952, as the International Mother language Day.
• The first Asian to win a Noble Prize was the Bengali poet Rabindranath Tagore in 1913.
• The national anthems of both India and Bangladesh are written in Bengali and by the same poet- Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore.
Culture
Bangladesh has a rich and diverse culture which is reflected in the architecture, culture, literature, music, painting, clothing, discourse etc. Even in this era of rock ‘n’ roll, Bangladeshi culture is still being cherished and respected by the people from all over the world. Even the culture of the tribes is rich and diverse too. Clothing, one of the most important aspects of the culture of Bangladesh, defines the Bangladeshi people very skillfully. Saree — a finely embroidered cloth worn by the Bangladeshi woman and made by the skilled hands of Bangladeshi artisans — is now a global fashion trend. Festivals, held throughout the year with great zeal and zest, play a significant role in our culture. Some festivals are so intensely rooted in our cultural and social base that they are still being continued after centuries. Some festivals are based on social and political significances by marking our communal and national value, some are religious, and some are even observed seasonally. Bangladeshi people have so many reasons to cheer their life and soul. This is why this land is called the Land of Festivals. You can watch a documentary about our country copy the link and paste on YouTube.
So, are you interested in our culture and language? If are you interested in our country then you will knock in my mail or facebook. We can share thoughts.
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