Ling - Learn Bengali Language

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About this app

Learn Bengali with Ling in just 10 minutes a day!

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Our free Bengali language learning app is designed to make learning Bengali as easy and as fun as possible! Using a variety of mini-games and interactive learning techniques, you’ll be able to immerse yourself in the Bengali language using just your smartphone!

Whether you’re a complete beginner hoping to learn the basics of the language, or you’re already pretty fluent and want to learn even more advanced Bengali phrases, or brush up on your knowledge – Ling has you covered!

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Traditional Bengali language lessons can be tedious and dull. At Ling, we’ve made the learning process fun by using puzzles, games, challenges, and quizzes to teach you how to read, write, speak, and understand Bengali!

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OUR Bengali COURSE HIGHLIGHTS
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- Flashcards to test your knowledge
- Quizzes to track your progress
- AI chatbot to practice daily conversations
- Speaking exercises to improve your pronunciation
- Finger tracing via your smartphone screen to become familiar with writing
- Match pictures with the corresponding word
- Put sentences into the correct order
- Complete the unfinished sentence
… And much, much more!

With so many mini-games, challenges, quizzes, and puzzles to teach you Bengali, you’ll have hours of fun learning a new language. It won’t even feel like learning at all!

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KEY FEATURES OF LING
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- User-friendly interface
- Easy to navigate
- Lessons cover the four aspects of the language (reading, writing, speaking, and listening)
- Courses for all fluency levels, from absolute beginner to advanced
- Mini-games, flashcards, challenges, and interactive games to help you learn faster and more effectively
- All courses were created with the help of native speakers of each language
- Learn helpful grammar tips while playing fun, interactive games
- Learn how to write the alphabet with cutting-edge finger tracing technology
- Learn how to speak about a variety of different topics

Ling is available for 60+ different languages:

Learn Afrikaans, Learn Albanian, Learn Arabic, Learn Armenian, Learn Bengali, Learn Bosnian, Learn Bulgarian, Learn Burmese, Learn Cantonese, Learn Chinese, Learn Croatian, Learn Czech, Learn Danish, Learn Dutch, Learn English, Learn Estonian, Learn Finnish, Learn French, Learn Georgian, Learn German, Learn Greek, Learn Hebrew, Learn Hindi, Learn Hungarian, Learn Indonesian, Learn Irish, Learn Italian, Learn Japanese, Learn Kannada, Learn Khmer, Learn Korean, Learn Lao, Learn Latvian, Learn Lithuanian, Learn Malayalam, Learn Malaysian, Learn Marathi, Learn Mongolian, Learn Nepali, Learn Norwegian, Learn Persian, Learn Polish, Learn Portuguese, Learn Punjabi, Learn Romanian, Learn Russian, Learn Serbian, Learn Slovak, Learn Slovenian, Learn Spanish, Learn Swahili, Learn Swedish, Learn Tagalog, Learn Tamil, Learn Telugu, Learn Thai, Learn Turkish, Learn Ukrainian, Learn Urdu, Learn Vietnamese

If you have any suggestions or feedback, please contact us at [e-mail]. Have fun learning!

Ratings and reviews

Very useful but there's a glitch where lessons time out and sometimes prevent you from accessing that lesson again for a while. this can be super frustrating

very good and there is no add also accept sometime they show the their own app for subscription (paise Wala) that is so irritating that's why I give only four star they should remove it although this app was very good and very easy to learn

Intermediate here! It's a nice app that can help us but it kind of like jumped to formal speech. For example: "Apni" is actually formal, so I'd suggest using "Tumi" (informal) or "Tui" (usually refers to children, if the speaker is an adult, but we can use "Tumi" for them too.) Also some suggestions: 1. Dark Mode 2. Dialects: I'm not really familiar with any other dialect, but it says "Balika" while in my dialect (Indian) it's "Meye". Please let me know If I'm wrong.