Various languages ​​of spoken and literary languages:

1.There is a diversification in the spoken and written forms of Bengal. Two kinds of writing techniques have been developed in Bengal, rich in various vocabulary.

2.The Sanskrit language is a form of Bengali form, where the relatively long verb split is used by the tectonics arising from Sanskrit and Pali languages. In the first half of the nineteenth century and early twentieth century, this type of language was widely used in Bangla literature, but in modern literature the use of this language is not known.

3.Current language, which is known by the linguists as the ongoing Bengali, is a kind of writing form of Bengal, where people's spoken words are available. In this writing style, the smaller the size of the function is used. This type of style is followed in the current Bangla literature. In the middle of the nineteenth century, such style was replaced by literature in Dulal, etc. in Paralchand Mitra's Alal's house. This style was formed from the spoken dialects in Nadia Zalsarantipur region, which has long been called Shantipurari Bangla or Nadia dialect.

4.Though most of the Bengali literature is written in the ongoing Bangla, there are substantial variations in spoken Bangla dialects. The people of southwestern West Bengal, including Kolkata, talk about the prevailing Bengali. But the spoken language of other regions of Bangladesh and West Bengal is very different from the prevailing Bengal. There is very little similarity between the spoken language of Chittagong region of Bangladesh. [35] However, many Bengali people are able to speak in multiple dialects including the ongoing Bengali during the exchange of ideas among themselves, although many linguists do not accept it.

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