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48 [āṭacalliśa] chuṭira kāryakalāpa

Is the beach clean?	তট কি পরিষ্কার আছে?; taṭa ki pariṣkāra āchē?
Can one swim there?	ওখানে স্নান করতে পারি?; Ōkhānē snāna karatē pāri?
Isn’t it dangerous to swim there?	সেখানে সাঁতার কাটা বিপদজনক নয় তো?; Sēkhānē sām̐tāra kāṭā bipadajanaka naẏa tō?
Can one rent a sun umbrella / parasol here?	এখানে কি ভাড়ায় বড় রোদ – ছাতা পাওয়া যায়?; Ēkhānē ki bhāṛāẏa baṛa rōda – chātā pā'ōẏā yāẏa?
Can one rent a deck chair here?	এখানে ডেক চেয়ার ভাড়ায় পাওয়া যায়?; Ēkhānē ḍēka cēẏāra bhāṛāẏa pā'ōẏā yāẏa?
Can one rent a boat here?	এখানে ভাড়ায় নৌকা পাওয়া যায়?; Ēkhānē bhāṛāẏa naukā pā'ōẏā yāẏa?
I would like to surf.	আমি সার্ফ করব ৷; Āmi sārpha karaba
I would like to dive.	আমি ডাইভ (ডুব / ঝাঁপ দেয়া) দেব ৷; āmi ḍā'ibha (ḍuba / jhām̐pa dēẏā) dēba
I would like to water ski.	আমি ওয়াটার স্কী করব ৷; āmi ōẏāṭāra skī karaba
Can one rent a surfboard?	সার্ফবোর্ড ভাড়ায় পাওয়া যায়?; sārphabōrḍa bhāṛāẏa pā'ōẏā yāẏa?
Can one rent diving equipment?	ডাইভ করবাব যন্ত্রপাতি ভাড়ায় পাওয়া যায়?; Ḍā'ibha karabāba yantrapāti bhāṛāẏa pā'ōẏā yāẏa?
Can one rent water skis?	ওয়াটার স্কী ভাড়ায় পাওয়া যায়?; Ōẏāṭāra skī bhāṛāẏa pā'ōẏā yāẏa?
I’m only a beginner.	আমি এখন সবে / নতুন শিখছি ৷; Āmi ēkhana sabē / natuna śikhachi
I’m moderately good.	আমি মোটামুটি ভাল ৷; āmi mōṭāmuṭi bhāla
I’m pretty good at it.	আমি এটা খুব ভাল পারি ৷; āmi ēṭā khuba bhāla pāri
Where is the ski lift?	স্কী – লিফ্ট কোথায়?; skī – liphṭa kōthāẏa?
Do you have skis?	তোমার কাছে স্কী আছে?; Tōmāra kāchē skī āchē?
Do you have ski boots?	তোমার কাছে স্কী বুট আছে?; Tōmāra kāchē skī buṭa āchē?

Unknown languages

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