I could think of thousand reasons to learn Bangla! What about you?

A language that was influential since the freedom movement in India led by various well-known and scholars that were acknowledged the world over for their contribution to humanity and literary work; Bangla is a beautiful language, by way of speech, culture and but of course the vast array of mouth-watering desserts! 

The 7th most spoken language in the world with more than 210M patrons is known for being spoken throughout the world. Bangla is not only a part of the Indo-Aryan family but it is also related to Spanish, French, German and Russian since language is also included in the Indo-European language family. There isn’t one specific language that Bangla originated or got extracted from. The Bengali language is developed by a mix of many South Asian languages.

So, what are your options?

It is important to understand for any student that learning a language requires you to master four important skills. The first is reading skills, the second is listening skills, the third is writing skills and finally speaking skills. 

A decent amount of fluency in all for the skills is essentially what constitutes proficiency in the entire language. A student is expected to be able to master all four skills separately and along with one another in order to be able to achieve proficiency in the target language. 

With that said, it isn’t uncommon for students to be able to master a few of the skills but not be able to master the rest of the skills. It simply means you happen to concentrate on a few skills and happen to neglect the others. 

Keeping this in mind, we can now gauge as to why you can understand Bangla but can’t seem to speak it very well. It simply because you paid more attention to the reading, listening and writing skills of the language but happened to neglect the speaking skills. 

Either you found the speaking skills too easy or it was just way too difficult. Nevertheless, you aren’t alone. Speaking skills are one of those practical skills that cannot be mastered without actually utilising them in real life. 

What this means is that many students tend to find it rather difficult to master the skill as many factors affect the practice of the skill. But that doesn’t mean that there is absolutely no way to master the skill. In fact, if you happen to have mastered the listening and reading skills, then you actually find it pretty easy to master speaking skills.

So how do you master speaking skills? 

There are multiple different ways in which you can master speaking skills, the most common way of mastering it is simply by speaking to yourself. Don’t worry, it’s not a crazy tactic. It’s one that is utilised by students all around the globe learning different languages including Bangla. 

Practise is the best method that will help you not only master the language but also build confidence to be able to speak to others in the same language. In fact, if you have been reading and listening very carefully, then you already have a good grasp of your sentence formation as well as vocabulary, which would make your life much easier while practising speaking skills.

Charyapada the first Bengali text is a collection of songs and mystical poems. The language has changed and been upgraded ever since. The Bengal language is therefore considered to be a new version of the Indo-Iranian language or its upgraded version. Bangla language is written in two styles and contains a combination of vocabulary.