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49 [forty-nine]

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Sports

৪৯ [ঊনপঞ্চাশ ]

49 [Ūnapañcāśa]

খেলাখূলা

khēlākhūlā

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Do you exercise? ত--- -ি-ব-য--া--ক-? তু_ কি ব্___ ক__ ত-ম- ক- ব-য-য়-ম ক-? ------------------- তুমি কি ব্যায়াম কর? 0
khē---hū-ā k_________ k-ē-ā-h-l- ---------- khēlākhūlā
Yes, I need some exercise. হ্যাঁ,---ার ব্--য়-- -রবা- প--য়--- --ে ৷ হ্__ আ__ ব্___ ক___ প্____ আ_ ৷ হ-য-ঁ- আ-া- ব-য-য়-ম ক-ব-র প-র-ো-ন আ-ে ৷ --------------------------------------- হ্যাঁ, আমার ব্যায়াম করবার প্রয়োজন আছে ৷ 0
k--lā-h--ā k_________ k-ē-ā-h-l- ---------- khēlākhūlā
I am a member of a sports club. আম---কটি-----র্-স্--্লা--র-সদস্য ৷ আ_ এ__ স্____ ক্___ স___ ৷ আ-ি এ-ট- স-প-র-ট-্ ক-ল-ব-র স-স-য ৷ ---------------------------------- আমি একটি স্পোর্টস্ ক্লাবের সদস্য ৷ 0
t-mi--i -yā-āma--a-a? t___ k_ b______ k____ t-m- k- b-ā-ā-a k-r-? --------------------- tumi ki byāẏāma kara?
We play football / soccer (am.). আম----ুট-ল-খেল- ৷ আ__ ফু___ খে_ ৷ আ-র- ফ-ট-ল খ-ল- ৷ ----------------- আমরা ফুটবল খেলি ৷ 0
t----ki b-----a k---? t___ k_ b______ k____ t-m- k- b-ā-ā-a k-r-? --------------------- tumi ki byāẏāma kara?
We swim sometimes. আ--া----ো-কখ-- সাঁত-- --টি ৷ আ__ ক__ ক__ সাঁ__ কা_ ৷ আ-র- ক-ন- ক-ন- স-ঁ-া- ক-ট- ৷ ---------------------------- আমরা কখনো কখনো সাঁতার কাটি ৷ 0
t--i ---byāẏ-----a-a? t___ k_ b______ k____ t-m- k- b-ā-ā-a k-r-? --------------------- tumi ki byāẏāma kara?
Or we cycle. অ-বা -ম---স-ই--- ---াই-৷ অ__ আ__ সা___ চা__ ৷ অ-ব- আ-র- স-ই-ে- চ-ল-ই ৷ ------------------------ অথবা আমরা সাইকেল চালাই ৷ 0
Hyām̐, ā-ā-- byā--ma kar-bā-- -raẏ-j--a -c-ē H____ ā____ b______ k_______ p________ ā___ H-ā-̐- ā-ā-a b-ā-ā-a k-r-b-r- p-a-ō-a-a ā-h- -------------------------------------------- Hyām̐, āmāra byāẏāma karabāra praẏōjana āchē
There is a football / soccer (am.) stadium in our city. আ--দের-শ----এ--া----ব--স----ি----আছে-৷ আ___ শ__ এ__ ফু___ স্____ আ_ ৷ আ-া-ে- শ-র- এ-ট- ফ-ট-ল স-ট-ড-য়-ম আ-ে ৷ -------------------------------------- আমাদের শহরে একটা ফুটবল স্টেডিয়াম আছে ৷ 0
Hy--̐, -mā-a b-ā--ma-k-r-bā-- -r--ōja-a---hē H____ ā____ b______ k_______ p________ ā___ H-ā-̐- ā-ā-a b-ā-ā-a k-r-b-r- p-a-ō-a-a ā-h- -------------------------------------------- Hyām̐, āmāra byāẏāma karabāra praẏōjana āchē
There is also a swimming pool with a sauna. ব-স-পস্ন-ন স-------া--ুইমি- প-ল--আ-ে ৷ বা_____ স__ এ__ সু__ পু__ আ_ ৷ ব-স-প-্-া- স-ে- এ-ট- স-ই-ি- প-ল- আ-ে ৷ -------------------------------------- বাস্পস্নান সমেত একটা সুইমিং পুলও আছে ৷ 0
H--m-,-āmār--b--ẏ--a -a-ab-ra ---ẏōj-na-ā-hē H____ ā____ b______ k_______ p________ ā___ H-ā-̐- ā-ā-a b-ā-ā-a k-r-b-r- p-a-ō-a-a ā-h- -------------------------------------------- Hyām̐, āmāra byāẏāma karabāra praẏōjana āchē
And there is a golf course. এ-ং-এ--া---্ফ-র --দান আছ--৷ এ_ এ__ গ___ ম___ আ_ ৷ এ-ং এ-ট- গ-্-ে- ম-দ-ন আ-ে ৷ --------------------------- এবং একটা গল্ফের ময়দান আছে ৷ 0
ām- ēk--i-s--r--- k---ē-a----a--a ā__ ē____ s______ k______ s______ ā-i ē-a-i s-ō-ṭ-s k-ā-ē-a s-d-s-a --------------------------------- āmi ēkaṭi spōrṭas klābēra sadasya
What is on TV? টে------- -ী--চ্-ে? টে____ কী হ___ ট-ল-ভ-শ-ে ক- হ-্-ে- ------------------- টেলিভিশনে কী হচ্ছে? 0
ā-i-ēka-i sp--ṭ-s-kl---r--sad-s-a ā__ ē____ s______ k______ s______ ā-i ē-a-i s-ō-ṭ-s k-ā-ē-a s-d-s-a --------------------------------- āmi ēkaṭi spōrṭas klābēra sadasya
There is a football / soccer (am.) match on now. এখন-এক-া---টবল---ল- হ--ছ- ৷ এ__ এ__ ফু___ খে_ হ__ ৷ এ-ন এ-ট- ফ-ট-ল খ-ল- হ-্-ে ৷ --------------------------- এখন একটা ফুটবল খেলা হচ্ছে ৷ 0
ā-- -k-ṭ- sp-r--s ----ē---s---sya ā__ ē____ s______ k______ s______ ā-i ē-a-i s-ō-ṭ-s k-ā-ē-a s-d-s-a --------------------------------- āmi ēkaṭi spōrṭas klābēra sadasya
The German team is playing against the English one. জ--্--ন-দ--ই--েজ--লে- ব-র--্ধ---ে-ছে ৷ জা___ দ_ ইং__ দ__ বি___ খে__ ৷ জ-র-ম-ন দ- ই-র-জ দ-ে- ব-র-দ-ধ- খ-ল-ে ৷ -------------------------------------- জার্মান দল ইংরেজ দলের বিরুদ্ধে খেলছে ৷ 0
ā--r--p-uṭa--l--k--li ā____ p________ k____ ā-a-ā p-u-a-a-a k-ē-i --------------------- āmarā phuṭabala khēli
Who is winning? ক--জ-তবে? কে জি___ ক- জ-ত-ে- --------- কে জিতবে? 0
ā--rā---uṭ-b-la-k-ē-i ā____ p________ k____ ā-a-ā p-u-a-a-a k-ē-i --------------------- āmarā phuṭabala khēli
I have no idea. আ-ার ক-নো -ারণ------৷ আ__ কো_ ধা__ নে_ ৷ আ-া- ক-ন- ধ-র-া ন-ই ৷ --------------------- আমার কোনো ধারণা নেই ৷ 0
āma-- phu-ab-l- k-ē-i ā____ p________ k____ ā-a-ā p-u-a-a-a k-ē-i --------------------- āmarā phuṭabala khēli
It is currently a tie. এ----- এট- -ম--া--িত ৷ এ_ স__ এ_ অ____ ৷ এ- স-য় এ-া অ-ী-া-স-ত ৷ ---------------------- এই সময় এটা অমীমাংসিত ৷ 0
ā-ar- -a----ō --kh--- s-m̐-ā-a k--i ā____ k______ k______ s______ k___ ā-a-ā k-k-a-ō k-k-a-ō s-m-t-r- k-ṭ- ----------------------------------- āmarā kakhanō kakhanō sām̐tāra kāṭi
The referee is from Belgium. র-ফার- -েলজ---- থ-কে -স-ছ--৷ রে__ বে____ থে_ এ__ ৷ র-ফ-র- ব-ল-ি-া- থ-ক- এ-ে-ে ৷ ---------------------------- রেফারি বেলজিয়াম থেকে এসেছে ৷ 0
ā-ar- --k-a---k-k-a-- -ā-̐-ār- ---i ā____ k______ k______ s______ k___ ā-a-ā k-k-a-ō k-k-a-ō s-m-t-r- k-ṭ- ----------------------------------- āmarā kakhanō kakhanō sām̐tāra kāṭi
Now there is a penalty. এখন---টা পেনাল্-- ক-- -ব--৷ এ__ এ__ পে___ কি_ হ_ ৷ এ-ন এ-ট- প-ন-ল-ট- ক-ক হ-ে ৷ --------------------------- এখন একটা পেনাল্টি কিক হবে ৷ 0
ā-ar- -a----ō ka-h--- --m--ār- -āṭi ā____ k______ k______ s______ k___ ā-a-ā k-k-a-ō k-k-a-ō s-m-t-r- k-ṭ- ----------------------------------- āmarā kakhanō kakhanō sām̐tāra kāṭi
Goal! One – zero! গোল!-এ--------য! গো__ এ_ – শূ___ গ-ল- এ- – শ-ন-য- ---------------- গোল! এক – শূন্য! 0
a--a-ā-āmar-----ik--a-c--ā-i a_____ ā____ s_______ c_____ a-h-b- ā-a-ā s-'-k-l- c-l-'- ---------------------------- athabā āmarā sā'ikēla cālā'i

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Only strong words survive!

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