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Bangla Language
Bangla Language:
Banla is the 4th language in the world.
Bangla is created from Gourio Prakito Opovronso
Old Bangla name Chorjapod(dicover 1907).
Bangla Lipi is coming from Brammi Lipi
Bangla Language is divided in three age.
1. Old age
2. Middle Age
3. Modern Age
Sweet Voice singer poet: Dijobonshi Dash
Old age muslim poet: Shah Md. Sagir, Doulot Uzir, Alaul, Fakir Garibullah
Folk: Chora, folk song, Lalon
A new state for an old nation, Bangladesh has a culture that encompasses elements both old and new. The Bangla language boasts a rich literary heritage, which Bangladesh shares with the Indian state of West Bengal. The earliest literary text in Bangla is the eighth century Charyapada. Bangla literature in the medieval age was often either religious (e.g. Chandidas), or adaptations from other languages (e.g. Alaol). Bangla literature matured in the nineteenth century. Its greatest icons are the poets Rabindranath Tagore and Kazi Nazrul Islam. Bangladesh also has a long tradition in folk literature, evidenced by Maimansingha Gitika, Thakurmar Jhuli or stories related to Gopal Bhar.
Banla is the 4th language in the world.
Bangla is created from Gourio Prakito Opovronso
Old Bangla name Chorjapod(dicover 1907).
Bangla Lipi is coming from Brammi Lipi
Bangla Language is divided in three age.
1. Old age
2. Middle Age
3. Modern Age
Sweet Voice singer poet: Dijobonshi Dash
Old age muslim poet: Shah Md. Sagir, Doulot Uzir, Alaul, Fakir Garibullah
Folk: Chora, folk song, Lalon
A new state for an old nation, Bangladesh has a culture that encompasses elements both old and new. The Bangla language boasts a rich literary heritage, which Bangladesh shares with the Indian state of West Bengal. The earliest literary text in Bangla is the eighth century Charyapada. Bangla literature in the medieval age was often either religious (e.g. Chandidas), or adaptations from other languages (e.g. Alaol). Bangla literature matured in the nineteenth century. Its greatest icons are the poets Rabindranath Tagore and Kazi Nazrul Islam. Bangladesh also has a long tradition in folk literature, evidenced by Maimansingha Gitika, Thakurmar Jhuli or stories related to Gopal Bhar.
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