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Yes — creating an account and accessing our core lessons, dictionary, flashcards, and travel/exam/work content is completely free. We may introduce optional premium features in the future, but the foundational learning experience will always remain free.

No. Our Bangla for Beginners section starts from absolute zero, including a structured path for learning the Bengali script in your first few weeks.

This varies hugely by individual effort, but most learners studying 20–30 minutes a day reach basic conversational ability within 3–6 months, and strong intermediate fluency within a year. See our Learn Bangla hub for a detailed breakdown.

Heritage speakers should check out our Bangla for the Diaspora section, which is built specifically for people with existing spoken ability who want to develop formal reading, writing, and professional Bangla.

Click "Join Free" in the top navigation or visit our registration page. You'll need a name, email address, and password.

Visit the forgot password page and enter your email address. We'll send you a secure link to reset it (valid for one hour).

Yes — once logged in, your lesson completions, flashcard study history, XP points, and daily streak are tracked automatically and visible on your account dashboard.

Yes — please contact us via the contact form and we will process your deletion request promptly.

Each deck uses a flip-card study mode: see the Bangla word, try to recall the meaning, flip to check, then rate your confidence (Again/Hard/Good/Easy). This feeds a spaced-repetition system that schedules reviews at the optimal interval for memory retention.

We currently have over 200 carefully curated words covering 14 categories — greetings, family, food, travel, emotions, and more — each with example sentences, etymology, and audio-ready transliteration. We add new words regularly.

Yes — our dictionary search works with English meanings, Bangla script, or Roman transliteration.

Our travel content is written primarily for Bangladesh, but the language and cultural guidance apply equally well to West Bengal and other Bengali-speaking regions, since Standard Bangla is mutually understood across all of them.

Save our Emergency Phrases page to your phone before you travel — it includes the national emergency number (999) and critical phrases for medical, police, and safety situations.

Visit our Exams Overview page — it maps every major Bangla examination (Dakhil, HSC, university admission, BCS, and more) and helps you identify the right one for your situation.

Yes — our preparation content, including the sample MCQs on our Mock Exams page, is built around analysis of real past papers and current syllabuses.

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Not yet — BanglaFluent is currently a responsive website that works well on mobile browsers. A dedicated app may come in the future.

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