t (ত) – Naya Bangla

Watch the following explainer video to learn how the [tt] sound functions as a geminate in Bangla. The video presents waveforms—visual representations of sound—for two Bangla words: “Pata” (পাতা), meaning ‘leaf,’ and “Patta” (পাত্তা), meaning ‘whereabout.’ This comparison helps illustrate how their pronunciation differs due to the presence of a geminate [tt]. You will also see how geminate sounds have a longer duration in speech compared to non-geminate sounds.

Explore more Bangla geminates and learn their pronunciation.

Watch the following explainer video to learn how the [shsh] sound functions as a geminate in Bangla. The video presents waveforms—visual representations of sound—for two Bangla words: “Roshi” (রশি), meaning

Watch the following explainer video to learn how the [pp] sound functions as a geminate in Bangla. The video presents waveforms—visual representations of sound—for two Bangla words: “Chopol” (চপল), meaning

Watch the following explainer video to learn how the [nn] sound functions as a geminate in Bangla. The video presents waveforms—visual representations of sound—for two Bangla words: “Kona” (কোনা), meaning

Watch the following explainer video to learn how the [mm] sound functions as a geminate in Bangla. The video presents waveforms—visual representations of sound—for two Bangla words: “Amar” (আমার), meaning

Watch the following explainer video to learn how the [jj] sound functions as a geminate in Bangla. The video presents waveforms—visual representations of sound—for two Bangla words: “Sojon” (সজন), meaning

Watch the following explainer video to learn how the [gg] sound functions as a geminate in Bangla. The video presents waveforms—visual representations of sound—for two Bangla words: “Aga” (আগা), meaning

Watch the following explainer video to learn how the [dhdh] sound functions as a geminate in Bangla. The video presents waveforms—visual representations of sound—for two Bangla words: “Badho” (বাধো), meaning

Watch the following explainer video to learn how the [dd] sound functions as a geminate in Bangla. The video presents waveforms—visual representations of sound—for two Bangla words: “Bidesh” (বিদেশ), meaning

Watch the following explainer video to learn how the [shsh] sound functions as a geminate in Bangla. The video presents waveforms—visual representations of sound—for two Bangla words: “Roshi” (রশি), meaning

Watch the following explainer video to learn how the [pp] sound functions as a geminate in Bangla. The video presents waveforms—visual representations of sound—for two Bangla words: “Chopol” (চপল), meaning

Watch the following explainer video to learn how the [nn] sound functions as a geminate in Bangla. The video presents waveforms—visual representations of sound—for two Bangla words: “Kona” (কোনা), meaning

Watch the following explainer video to learn how the [mm] sound functions as a geminate in Bangla. The video presents waveforms—visual representations of sound—for two Bangla words: “Amar” (আমার), meaning

Watch the following explainer video to learn how the [jj] sound functions as a geminate in Bangla. The video presents waveforms—visual representations of sound—for two Bangla words: “Sojon” (সজন), meaning

Watch the following explainer video to learn how the [gg] sound functions as a geminate in Bangla. The video presents waveforms—visual representations of sound—for two Bangla words: “Aga” (আগা), meaning

Watch the following explainer video to learn how the [dhdh] sound functions as a geminate in Bangla. The video presents waveforms—visual representations of sound—for two Bangla words: “Badho” (বাধো), meaning

Watch the following explainer video to learn how the [dd] sound functions as a geminate in Bangla. The video presents waveforms—visual representations of sound—for two Bangla words: “Bidesh” (বিদেশ), meaning

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