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The Endangered Regional Spoken Language "LUPTAPRAY ANCHALIK KATHYA VASHA tells everyone on the page that Hemant's Himel, Hawaii's aroma of palm juice, and clay ale standing on the edge of the beel, Gue Nakra, and the back of the forest are some of the good things. Anyway, giving the foggy fence of today's high altitude, shading wheat fields on top, breaking a slice of clay into a wall of soil All the spoken languages ​​and words of our rural Bengal that once held our childhood, childhood, adolescence and youth, and also heard in the mouth of my grandmother, grandfather, the village that carried the tradition of Bengal, are on the way to Bilin today. We will re-create those "endangered regional spoken languages ​​and words" through the page and enrich the endangered word. As people lost their words, the new dictionary may no longer contain words, so try to pick it up, because the missing words may need to be applied in practical life and thank you.


Extinct: The Endangered Regional Spoken Blog is not a linguist's blog.

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