Learn Bengalifor real life

Yes. Bangla (বাংলা) is the name speakers use for their language, and Bengali is the usual English name. Both refer to the same language.

Bengali is the national language of Bangladesh and the official language of West Bengal and Tripura in India. It is also official in Assam's Barak Valley, and large Bengali communities live in the UK, the US and the Middle East.

Bengali has its own script, written from left to right with a line along the top of most letters. Assamese uses almost the same script, with a few letters of its own.

Yes. You can start with the core learning experience for free. AI chat and speaking have free-use limits, and Indilingo Pro gives you more. Check the app for your current plan's features and limits.

Yes. Choose Bengali as the language you want to learn and a supported language for your explanations. Your starting language can help you understand new words and ideas.

Open the Speak tab in the app and choose an everyday situation or General Practice. Talk with your AI tutor, ask questions, and try using the Bengali words you have learned.

That depends on the languages you already know and what you want to do with Bengali. Get familiar with its Bengali writing system, start with useful words, and give yourself time to practise.

There is no single timeline. Your starting point, goals, regular practice and opportunities to use Bengali all matter. Set a practical goal, such as introducing yourself or making plans, and build from there.

Our language guide lists 230+ Million speakers, with speaking communities across West Bengal, India. Speaker estimates vary by source and by whether they include second-language speakers.

Download Indilingo on Android from Google Play or on iPhone from the App Store. Personalized lessons, AI chat and speaking practice are available in the mobile app.