supriyosen.dyndns.orgWebsite Guide
This is an experimental website to facilitate the use of the Bangla Language. It is optimized for use on desktop computers (PC, Mac or Linux) using a current Internet browser like Internet Explorer, Safari or Firefox. There is no need to download or install any software or font on your desktop computer to use this site. The site has also been tested on an iPad using the standard Mobile Safari browser.
You can send me emails at 
sen.supriyo@gmail.com. I look forward to hearing from you.
You can also subscribe to the Site Newsletter.
About
The About section will provide:
- About Your Computer — More information about your computer’s ability to write in Bangla script
- About Me and Online Resume — Some background about me
- About Today — Interesting daily tidbits from around the world
Write Bangla
The Write Bangla section has tools for writing Bangla without having to install any software, fonts or keyboard layouts on your computer.
- Phonetic Bangla Writing — Write Bangla using the Phonetic English pronunciation, for example, ami bangla likhobo. will generate আমি বাংলা লিখব।
- Bangla Word Finder — Quickly check spelling against a 12,000+ word English-Bangla glossary
- Bangla Samsad Dictionary — Check the Samsad Bangla-English Dictionary for English or Bangla words
- Anubadok Bangla Translator — Try out Anubadok, an experimental machine English to Bangla translator
- Transliterate Documents — Convert complete documents from Bangla to Phonetic English and vice-versa
Learn Bangla
The Learn Bangla section presents some resources for teaching Bangla to non-native learners.
- Learn the Bangla Alphabet — presents the Bangla characters and their phonetic English representation
- Introduction to Conversational Bangla — introduces non-native casual learners to conversational Bangla.
- Learn Conversational Bangla — uses a grammar based approach to teach conversational Bangla to casual non-native learners who have a knowledge of English.
- Glossary of Words for Learning Bangla — summarizes the vocabulary learnt in the previous section
- Borno Porichoy by Vidyasagar — is a Bangla-English version of the two part book, originally published in 1855
- Glossary of Words in Borno Porichoy — summarizes the vocabulary presented in Borno Porichoy
Bangla on the ‘Net
The Bangla on the Net section will point you to many Bangla resources available on the Internet.
- My Bangla Samples — Some Enlish and Bangla text, audio and video from my collection
- Read Bangla — Links to read Bangla
- Hear Bangla — Links to listen to Bangla music
- See Bangla — Links to see Bangla videos
- Bengal, Bengalis, Bangla — Links to background materials
This looks really helpful, thanks!
Looks good to me since many ppl come in Y!A and ask questions to find answer that your site can possibly meet. Would like to refer this site’s URL in future inquiries. Hope that’s ok with the administrator of this site. Have a nice day!
Very good! but, how to–
Save/Copy/ change size of font ?
Can I down load the programme on to my computer?
Please reply.
The font size of the Bangla text can be changed if you use a mail client that allows RTF (Rich Text Format) rather than Plain Text. For example, the new version of Google mail, in the “Compose” function will let you increase and decrease font size. Please email me at sen.supriyo@gmail.com for further help with this problem.