From your first সালাম to literary Tagore — a structured Bangla course built for British-Bangladeshis, with Sylheti Bridge, dialogue missions, and spaced repetition.
আমার নাম...
My name is...
কেমন আছেন?
How are you?
একলা চলো রে
Walk alone (Tagore)
ন্যায়বিচার
Justice
What you get
A1 to C2 — 50 units covering grammar, vocabulary, phrases, and culture. Every level from survival Bangla to near-native mastery.
20 real-life scenarios: negotiate a rickshaw fare, visit a relative, give a formal speech. Your choices shape what you learn.
Leitner box flashcards surface words and phrases exactly when your memory needs refreshing — not before, not after.
Most British-Bangladeshis grew up with Sylheti. The optional bridge shows how Bangla and Sylheti relate — word by word.
See your accuracy by exercise type, your weakest units, and your daily activity — a personal learning dashboard.
Daily discussion prompts at your level. Write in Bangla, English, or a mix — and react to other learners' responses.
The curriculum
50 units across six CEFR levels. Each builds on the last — from survival Bangla to literary mastery.
Foundation
Greetings, introductions, numbers, and the sounds of Bangla.
Elementary
Daily life, family, shopping, and simple conversations.
Intermediate
Narratives, health, opinions, and real-world travel.
Upper Intermediate
News register, proverbs, compound verbs, and argumentation.
Advanced
Rhetoric, dialects, literary expression, and formal writing.
Mastery
Register switching, cultural allusion, and near-native fluency.
Complete beginner, heritage learner, or coming from Hindi/Urdu — the app adapts its explanations to you.
Each unit has a lesson, vocab, phrases, exercises, and a homework task. Progress is tracked as you go.
Spaced repetition and missions reinforce what you've learned. Insights show you where to focus next.
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My parents kept telling me I'd forgotten my own language. Six months later I can actually hold a conversation with my dadi.
Fatima R.
Heritage learner, London
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The missions are what make it different. Having to choose the right register for an elder versus a peer finally made aapni/tumi click.
Imran K.
B2 learner, Birmingham
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I tried Duolingo but it never went beyond tourist phrases. This goes all the way to literary Bangla and Tagore allusions.
Priya S.
C1 learner, Manchester
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