Bengalça

Bengalça yä Bengal tele yä bengali (বাংলা bāṇlā) — bengal xalqınıñ tele, hind-ariy törkemenä kergän tel.

Kübesençä Bangladeşta häm Hindstannıñ Könbatış Bengaliä, Assam, Bigar, Orissa ştatlarında taralğan.

Ğomumi söyläşüçelär sanı — 250 mln. keşe (2009).

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