How to Say “Bangladesh” in Arabic

بنغلاديش
banghladīsh
بنغلاديش (banghladīsh) is the Arabic word for Bangladesh.
This term is used to refer to the country of Bangladesh.
Meaning: country (name)

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is banghladīsh.

Did you know?

  • The word بنغلاديش is treated as a feminine noun in Arabic grammar, meaning that adjectives describing the country must also be feminine.
  • Due to the lack of a native 'p' sound in Arabic, any historical texts referring to 'Bengal' used ب ('b') as a substitute, which cemented the spelling of بنغلاديش.
  • The Arabic script for بنغلاديش uses the letter 'gh' (غ), which represents a voiced velar fricative, a sound that does not exist in the standard English pronunciation of the name.

Examples in context

  • كتب النشيد الوطني لكلا الهند و بنغلاديش بواسطة رابندراناث طاغور.
    The national anthems of both India and Bangladesh were written by Rabindranath Tagore.
    This sentence is useful for mentioning the national anthems of India and بنغلاديش.
    Tatoeba #4107261 by fadi, translation #3622949 by sabretou
  • عائلتي تأتي من بنغلاديش.
    My family comes from Bangladesh.
  • سأذهب في رحلة إلى بنغلاديش.
    Sa-adhhabu fi rihla ila Banghladesh.
    I will go on a trip to Bangladesh.
  • هل زرت بنغلاديش من قبل؟
    Hal zurta Banghladesh min qabl?
    Have you visited Bangladesh before?

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about travel plans.

  1. ليلى Layla

    هل تحب السفر إلى بنغلاديش؟
    Hal tuhibbu al-safara ila Banghladesh?
    Do you like traveling to Bangladesh?
  2. يوسف Youssef

    نعم، أحب بنغلاديش كثيراً.
    Na'am, uhibbu Banghladesh kathiran.
    Yes, I like Bangladesh a lot.
  3. ليلى Layla

    متى ستزورها يا يوسف؟
    Mata satazuruha ya Yusuf?
    When will you visit it, Yusuf?
  4. يوسف Youssef

    سأذهب إلى هناك في الصيف.
    Sa-adhhabu ila hunaka fi al-sayf.
    I will go there in the summer.

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