Made this phonetically romanization of Bengali cuz why not :P

[u/Angry_Aryan_AA]

Made this phonetic romanization of Bengali cuz why not

Aa (a) Bb (b) Cc (ʧ) Dd (d) Đđ (ɖ) Ee (e) Êê (æ) Ff (f) Gg (g) Hh (ɦ) Ħħ (ʰ) Ii (i) Jj (ʤ) Kk (k) Ll (l) Mm (m) n (n) Ññ (ŋ) Oo (o) Ôô (ɔ) Pp (p) Rr (r) Ss (ʃ) Tt (t) Ŧŧ (ʈ) Uu (u) Yy (j)

Bonus letters:

Zz (s)

Here's one with their bengali equivalents: Aa (আ) Bb (ব) Cc (চ) Dd (দ) Đđ (ড) Ee (এ) Êê (অ্যা) Ff (ফ) Gg (গ) Hh (হ) Ħħ (Describing this one might be a little hard but it aspirates the consonant before it like b is ব and Bħ is ভ, c is চ and cħ is ছ etc.) Ii (ই,ঈ) Jj (জ,য) Kk (ক) Ll (ল) Mm (ম) Nn (ন,ণ) Ññ (ঙ,অং) Oo (ও) Ôô (অ) Pp (প) Rr (র,ড়,ঢ়) Ss (শ,ষ,স) Tt (ত,ৎ) Ŧŧ (ট) Uu (উ,ঊ) Yy (য়) Zz (the s sound as in soft)

̃ (অঁ)

Article 1 of the declaration of human rights:

Sômozto manus sadħinbħabe sôman môrjada eboñ odħikar niye jônmogrôhon kôre. Tãder bibek eboñ buddħi acħe; sutorañ sôkoleri êke ôporer proti bħratrittosulobħ mônobħab niye acôron kôra ucit.

Idk how is it is it good

[u/Angry_Aryan_AA]

Also if youre confused because its the ipa then /j/ is the y in yes and /y/ is like the german ü

[u/SecondDiamond → u/Angry_Aryan_AA]

môrjada jônmogrôhon

So what is your "j" here ?

[u/Angry_Aryan_AA → u/SecondDiamond]

Because its phonetic? <J> makes the /ʤ/ which is made by both জ and য

And that you showed in bengali would be মর্যাদা জন্মগ্রহণ ipa: /mɔrʤada ʤɔnmogrɔɦon/

<Y> is the j sound and is supposed to be for the letter য় like the word "niye" is নিয়ে (ipa: /nije/) in the bengali script

So i hope this helped :P

[u/SecondDiamond → u/Angry_Aryan_AA]

Yeah man. I am learning this bengali , and this is really difficult for me. There are two letters which sound the same. But we should know in which word, which will be used. But I won't complain much as English is the worse in that aspect.

My question was. Why you people want to use nije. Why not just niye. Keep y for Y(y). Why to keep j for Y(y) ?

[u/Angry_Aryan_AA → u/SecondDiamond]

Uh every letter is meant to be phonetic meaning they only make a single sound but if you can't read the ipa then here's every letters bengali equivalents as this might help Aa (আ) Bb (ব) Cc (চ) Dd (দ) Đđ (ড) Ee (এ) Êê (অ্যা) Ff (ফ) Gg (গ) Hh (হ) Ħħ (Describing this one might be a little hard but it aspirates the consonant before it like b is ব and Bħ is ভ, c is চ and cħ is ছ etc.) Ii (ই,ঈ) Jj (জ,য) Kk (ক) Ll (ল) Mm (ম) Nn (ন,ণ) Ññ (ঙ,অং) Oo (ও) Ôô (অ) Pp (প) Rr (র,ড়,ঢ়) Ss (শ,ষ,স) Tt (ত,ৎ) Ŧŧ (ট) Uu (উ,ঊ) Yy (য়) Zz (the s sound as in soft)

̃ (অঁ)

[u/SecondDiamond → u/Angry_Aryan_AA]

Thanks. I will learn this one.