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How do you say why in bengali?

There are a few ways to say "why" in Bengali, depending on the context and level of formality:

Formal:

* কেন (ken) - This is the most common and versatile way to say "why".

* কিসের জন্য (kiser jonno) - This translates to "for what reason" and is more formal.

Informal:

* কি জন্য (ki jonno) - This is a shorter, more informal version of "kiser jonno".

* কারণ (karan) - This literally means "reason" but can be used in place of "why" in certain contexts.

Examples:

* তুমি কেন এখানে এলে? (Tumi ken ekhane ele?) - Why did you come here?

* কিসের জন্য তুমি এত রাগ করছো? (Kiser jonno tumi eto raag korcho?) - Why are you so angry?

* কি জন্য তুমি দেরি করেছো? (Ki jonno tumi deri korecho?) - Why were you late?

* তুমি এটা করলে কারণ? (Tumi eta korle karan?) - Why did you do this?

The best option for you will depend on the specific situation and the level of formality you wish to convey.

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