21st February
@Priyanka1990 (629)
Bangladesh
February 21, 2017 1:19am CST
Today is 21st February. International Mother Language Day. In this day of 1952, many people sacrificed their lives for the sake of mother tongue "Bangla". We pay a great homage to those language martyrs on this day. We are proud of them. We are proud of Bangla Language. I'm a Bangladeshi. Bangla is our mother tongue as well as state language. I love this language very much. What are your mother languages and state languages?
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14 responses
@Priyanka1990 (629)
• Bangladesh
21 Feb 17
We had to struggle a lot to establish this language as our state language. So it's so special for us.
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@JustBhem (70555)
• Davao, Philippines
21 Feb 17
@Priyanka1990
From where you maam?
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@Samia786m (522)
• India
21 Feb 17
My state language is marathi.And my mother tongue is gujarati.But I speaks Hindi.I can't speak marathi or gujarati.
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@Priyanka1990 (629)
• Bangladesh
21 Feb 17
But you should know those languages also. Thanx for comment
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@Priyanka1990 (629)
• Bangladesh
21 Feb 17
@Samia786m No problem. If you try, you'll be able to learn those.
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@Samia786m (522)
• India
21 Feb 17
@Priyanka1990 I can understand gujarati.But I can't speak.And I know only few words of marathi.
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@dfollin (26828)
• United States
21 Feb 17
@Priyanka1990 Oh ok, not sure what that is 
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@Priyanka1990 (629)
• Bangladesh
21 Feb 17
It's not mother's day. It's the mother language day.
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@dpk262006 (58675)
• Delhi, India
21 Feb 17
Tumhi Bhaloo!
Congratulations to you on the occasion of International Mother Language Day.
Bangla is a very sweet language. Once I tried to learn it but I could not. Needless to say that Bangla is spoken in some of the Indian States also.
My mother tongue is Hindi.
Congratulations to you on the occasion of International Mother Language Day.
Bangla is a very sweet language. Once I tried to learn it but I could not. Needless to say that Bangla is spoken in some of the Indian States also.
My mother tongue is Hindi.3 people like this
@dpk262006 (58675)
• Delhi, India
21 Feb 17
@Priyanka1990 You did not comment on my comment which I made in Bangla.
Hopefully, you were born after Bangladesh was carved out of the territory.
Hopefully, you were born after Bangladesh was carved out of the territory. 2 people like this
@Priyanka1990 (629)
• Bangladesh
21 Feb 17
@dpk262006 yah.. but I've come to know everything from the history.
ha ami valo achi. apni?
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@Priyanka1990 (629)
• Bangladesh
21 Feb 17
I know that. We were a part of India then. Thanx a lot.
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@Priyanka1990 (629)
• Bangladesh
21 Feb 17
yah... we can express our all emotions & feelings deeply only in mother tongue
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@WriterAI (5373)
• Bulgaria
21 Feb 17
@Priyanka1990 Not at all! You are welcome! I am linguist too. I am interested in language situations in different countries. I am very sensitive about such language problems. They unify history, culture and political situation. I am curious about such situations globally.
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@Priyanka1990 (629)
• Bangladesh
21 Feb 17
@WriterAI Hmm this is a very sensitive issue
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@mythociate (21428)
• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
22 Feb 17
Wikipedia calls in "Bengali." I'm tempted to 'take this to Snopes.com,' it's so unbelievable that they would outlaw use of a language at a university!
Anyway, I'm English-speaking all the way (yes, I took some Spanish- & German- & even a little Russian-classes; but those are still 'secret-code-languages' to me (like Klingon & Romulan & Vulcan 
)).
Actually, Oklahoma (America) is home to many of the Native American tribes that gave us code-talkers in a war long ago---Cherokee, Choctaw, maybe Comanche & Seminole, along with obscure languages from elsewhere (look-up "code talkers" on Wikipedia).
)).
Actually, Oklahoma (America) is home to many of the Native American tribes that gave us code-talkers in a war long ago---Cherokee, Choctaw, maybe Comanche & Seminole, along with obscure languages from elsewhere (look-up "code talkers" on Wikipedia).
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@Priyanka1990 (629)
• Bangladesh
22 Feb 17
thanx a lot for this valuable response
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@RasmaSandra (91005)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
21 Feb 17
Congrats to you all. My mother language is English and my second is Latvian. I also know a bit of German and French.
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@MissNikki (5234)
• Maple Ridge, British Columbia
30 Mar 17
My language is English. Here in Canada, our two official languages are English and French. I hope you have a nice International Mother Language Day
I hope you have a nice International Mother Language Day 1 person likes this
@varunsundars (112)
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5 Mar 17
My mother tongue and my state language is TAMIL. Proud to be a tamilian...
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@Aushaw (880)
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24 Feb 17
Sacrificed their lives? 
No doubt your proud of them.
My mother tongue is "Kannada". It is our state language as well.
No doubt your proud of them.
My mother tongue is "Kannada". It is our state language as well.
