Learning Bengali in Mumbai

mozax

I am looking for Bengali tutors in Mumbai. Can anyone please help me out in this..

Thank you in advance

roygoutam

Hi Goutam from Kolkata, West Bengal. Let me know your asl pleae. I mean detail will help me to guide you how to learn bengali language.

mozax

Hi Goutam,

Thank you for replying! I am 27 male from Mumbai.. Are you aware of any private tutors/institutions that teach Bengali language.. Please let me know

Thanks again!

roygoutam

your mother tongue?

mozax

My mother tongue is Marathi.. Do you know any Bengali tutors/institutions that teach Bengali language in Mumbai?

chief61

There are two probable places in Mumbai ,
you can enquire , where they teach Bengali.

1. In Dadar , Bengali club , near Ravindra
Natya Manch. Shivaji Park.
2. Ramakrishna Mission Ashram at Khar.

Cheers

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anindya911

I am not sure if you can have tution sort of arrangement in Mumbai. Try to get Bengali friends and learn the language from them.
For a starter get some learn Bengali books and audios

Cheers

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roygoutam

Got any tutor or bengali book over there in Mumbai? if not, find anybody visiting Kolkata in recent times and tell him/her to bring "BARNA PARICHAY" book (the starter) written by Iswarchandra Bidyasagar (book name may be translated in english such as -- introduction to letters, barna in bengali means letter/alphabet). It has two part one and two. Go for it and learn successfully. The book shops in Kolkata is in College Street.
Hope to get chatting bengali from next time very soon.

OrangeStreet

Best is to learn it at your own by reading on the internet, speaking to bangla friends oftenly and most importantly, watch a Bangla TV channel.

I'm a punjabi and I know bangla pretty well. My motivation to learn the language being my bong love interest.

Now, Aami bangla iktu iktu jaani.

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roygoutam

Thanks for chatting in bengali, my mother tongue. But Paaji, there's a minor mistake, I hope you won't mind if I rectify your saying a little bit to improve your bengali language treasure.

The word will be "Aami bangla ektu ektu jaani".

ektu ektu means thora thora means very little.

Carry on, Let's go.

theyyamdancer

I can recommend: "Teach Yourself Bengali", the book plus audio method, by William Radice; "Colloquial Bengali", the book & audio, by Mithun B. Nasrin and W.A.M. van der Wurff; "Talk Now - Learn Bengali" interactive CD-ROM; and, of course, watching films in Bengali language and listening to music in Bengali, plus chatting to India Mikers. Have fun!

accha! kOro! (= OK! Just do it!)

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