The Bengali alphabet is an abugida script used for writing the Bengali language, characterized by its unique combination of vowel and consonant forms.
Overview
Vowels And Consonants
Bengali In Different Regions
Diacritics And Pronunciation
Learning Resources And Tools
Usage In Literature And Media
Writing System And Calligraphy
History Of The Bengali Alphabet
Structure Of The Bengali Alphabet
Communication
United States
Calligraphy
Foundation
Literature
Bangladesh
Writing
Bengali
Letter
🔤 The Bengali alphabet consists of 50 letters, including 11 vowel and 39 consonant characters.
📜 It is written from left to right, unlike some South Asian scripts which are written from right to left.
🌍 Bengali is the seventh most spoken language in the world, primarily used in Bangladesh and West Bengal, India.
🅰️ The vowels in the Bengali alphabet can combine with consonants to create different sounds and syllables.
✍️ The script has a rounded shape, which differentiates it from other scripts like Devanagari.
📖 Bengali is categorized as an abugida, where consonant-vowel combinations are represented with a diacritic.
🔄 Some Bengali letters change shape depending on their position in a syllable (initial, medial, or final).
🎶 The script has a musical rhythm, making it distinctive for poets and lyricists.
🚀 The Bengali alphabet has been adapted for various other languages, including Assamese and Manipuri.
🧑🎓 Learning the Bengali alphabet is essential for reading and writing in Bengali literature and culture.