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How do i say what are you doing in bengali?

There are a few ways to say "What are you doing?" in Bengali, depending on the context and formality:

Formal:

* আপনি কী করছেন? (Aapni ki karchen?) - This is the most formal and polite way to ask.

* আপনার কি কাজ আছে? (Aapnar ki kaj ache?) - This literally translates to "Do you have any work?", but it's used similarly to "What are you doing?".

Informal:

* তুমি কি করছো? (Tumi ki karchho?) - This is the informal way to ask a friend or someone you know well.

* কি করছো? (Ki karchho?) - This is the very informal version, typically used with close friends or family.

* কি চলছে? (Ki cholche?) - This literally means "What's happening?", but it's a common way to ask "What are you doing?".

Note: When talking to someone older or of higher social standing, use the formal forms. When speaking with someone younger or of equal standing, you can use the informal forms.

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