Linguistically speaking the Bengali language itself is the official language of Bangladesh and is the main standard and official language of communication.It is utilised in both spoken and written forms.
Sylheti on the other hand is a distinct variant of the Bengali language and is exclusively spoken by the people who hail from the Sylhet district.It is a primarily in colloquial form and is only utilised for speaking purposes only.There is no written format to Sylheti.Native speakers of Sylheti have the advantage of being able to understand the official Bengali.Whereas non sylheti speakers may find it rather difficult to decipher the Sylheti dialect.
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Sylheti is a dialect of the Bengali language spoken in the Sylhet region of Bangladesh and the Barak Valley region of India. While they share similarities in vocabulary and grammar, Sylheti has distinct phonetic, phonological, and lexical differences that set it apart from standard Bengali.
Syloti language is not the dialect of bengali language.syloti language like bengali language originated from Magadhi prakrit.And syloti language has ancient and medieval literature unlike bengali language.Also,syloti language is a tonal language while bengali don't.Also syloti language don't have aa like bengali language. And syloti language has its own scripts called syloti nagri unlike Bengali language.
"Bahla bachi" in Bengali Sylheti means "good girl" or "well-behaved girl." It is commonly used as a term of endearment or to praise someone's behavior, especially among younger people or in familial contexts.
Most Bangladeshis in the United Kingdom do speak Sylheti as the vast majority of the Bangladeshi population in the UK hail from the Sylhet district of Bangladesh. However in Bangladesh,syheti is only confined to the Sylhet district.
Sylheti is primarily spoken in the Sylhet Division of Bangladesh, as well as in parts of the Indian states of Assam, Tripura, and Meghalaya. It is also spoken in expatriate communities around the world, especially in the United Kingdom, where a significant Sylheti diaspora resides.
You can say "আমি তোমাকে ঘৃণা করি" which is pronounced as "Ami tomake ghrina kori" in Bengali.
Sylheti not syhlet. Sylheti is the language of the Surma valley region, consisting of most of Sylhet Division in Bangladesh and Cachar District in Assam, and is spoken by over 9 million people. It is related to the rural dialects of eastern Bengal, but with a high proportion of words derived from Persian and Arabic, and a distinct grammar.