There is many person I know who is able to speak in different language. There is one of my friend named as Raj. He’s, um, from. But his ancestors was from Pakistan. That’s why he usually speak in Urdu in his home, uh, and in his area because there are in his area where where he lives, there are so many Pakistani people over there, and they used to talk in with each other. So for my perspective, he is a good guy. Uh, he can speak different language like You can speak urdu in the English, Pank, Bengali, and, uh, much more other languages. Often this person used to speak, uh, with Bengali because we are Bangladeshhi. So when he talked with us or when he talked with other Bangladesh people, he used to speak in uh, Bengali. But when he’s trying to speak in other language like Udu, It’s always is take talking with, um, the people from his group or his, uh, area. Not some other area because, uh, people of Bangladesh don’t like food too. Uh, there is a some reason, uh, because Pakistan was once our, uh, country’s part, and it was, uh, liberated was liberated, uh, in 1971 from Pakistan. So The second language is very helpful because, uh, he he is able to speak with the Pakistani people uh, most of the time when, uh, she, uh, he go to Pakistan and the people from Pakistan can’t speak in, so he will have some advantage to communicate with them and get get some insights from them, um, in order to some business in our country so he can source many things from the Pakistani people.
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There is a person I know who is able to speak in different languages. There is one of my friends named Raj. He's from here, but his ancestors were from Pakistan. That's why he usually speaks Urdu at home and in his area because there are many Pakistani people there, and they used to talk with each other. From my perspective, he is a good guy. He can speak different languages like Urdu, English, Bengali, and many more. Often this person speaks Bengali because we are Bangladeshi. So when he talks with us or with other Bangladeshi people, he speaks Bengali. But when he tries to speak in another language like Urdu, he always talks with the people from his group or his area, not from some other area because people from Bangladesh don't like that too much. There is a reason for that because Pakistan was once part of our country, and it was liberated in 1971 from Pakistan. The second language is very helpful because he is able to speak with Pakistani people most of the time when he goes to Pakistan, and the people from Pakistan can't speak Bengali, so he will have some advantage to communicate with them and get some insights from them in order to do some business in our country. He can source many things from the Pakistani people.
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