The Bangla Script and Transliteration Used Here

These are the vowels in Bangla alphabet. Vowels are used both independently and dependently. If they are used in the begining of a word they will not change the shape and in case of others they will change their shape. For example   "আ" will take the shape of  "া", "ই" will take the shape of "ি", and so on as illustrated below.  When a vowel is not marked, a consonant has the inherent vowel "a"





The following are the compound consonants formed by two or three consonants joined together.


There is no universal standard of how to write Bangla in Roman letters.  The system I use here is similar to the one in the pictures above, except for the following changes:


Pictures from Omniglot